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Blastronaut wrote: "TheFoe wrote: "Hi everyone. Here's my top 20 UK albums.1) Art Of Noise - In Visible Silence
2) Bauhaus - In The Flat Field
3) Blur - Modern Life Is Rubbish
4) Depeche Mode - Black Celebration
5) ..."
Great minds and all that Blastro! :-)
With regards to Stephen King novels, not read that many only; Christine, IT, Misery, The Shining and my favourite The Talisman co-written with Peter Straub. Not enough really for a list.
my top twenty stephen king novels,1 - 'firestarter'
2 - .........and that's about it. and i notice it didn't feature in your list, blastro, so dunno what that says about it. i did enjoy it (i seem to remember) but never went back - i think i quite like the idea of stephen king without involving myself in the reading bit, i mean in 'creepshow', the quote 'meteor shit' - precious!...........and he likes the ramones. what more?
Gon be honest, and for all my sins, I'm nowt if not honest - I haven't read Firestarter. We own the book but I've never read it. Here's the thing - many years ago I planned to read it (more-or-less when we got it) but something in my twisted mind said "No don't do it, something bad will happen if ya do!" - not a 'voice' as such but a strong feeling. So I left it be. No shit! Both meself and t'other half are King fans and own all but two-or-three of his more recent books (we catch up and then he goes and writes several more and we get behind again. He's a prolific bugger) and apart from Firestarter - which I know for certain I didn't read, there's a couple more,Salem's Lot and Misery that I don't remember reading but think like surely I must have at some point cos I know em pretty well, tho obviously I've seen the films.
You a Creepshow fan Tech? Excellent! Loved that ever since it surfaced (early 80 or late 70s?). What's yer favourite story? I do like em all but The Crate has to be the best o the lot. Great stuff.
Foe - dunno if we discussed this before but yeah, I enjoyed The Talisman. Blackhouse is an excellent follow-up to if ya get the chance to read it. Much darker than Talisman tho.
The Stand, and the Bachman books are some of my favourite books ever.
There's probably a simple answer to this... but this ******* laptop - or the site - will not let me edit properly. The damn thing is editing out the next space when I try to correct a letter if that makes any sense. It's not making any space to do corrections so when I try to add a letter or a word to something I already written, it just gobbles up and goes over the text! In other words if I make a mistake at the start of a post, I have to delete everything and start again. I'm probably being thick but is it the 'puter or the site? Anyone??
Brass Neck wrote: "Blastronaut wrote: "I think I'm schizophrenic"At least you'll never be alone then!"
Silver lining I guess. : )
Blastronaut wrote: "There's probably a simple answer to this... but this ******* laptop - or the site - will not let me edit properly. The damn thing is editing out the next space when I try to correct a letter if tha..."Blastro, somewhere on your keyboard you should find a key called 'Insert'. This key toggles between inserting letters in text when typing or overwriting letters in text when typing.
On my laptop I have a separate numeric keypad to the right of the keyboard and the 'insert' function is the '0' key and you must have numberlock (numlk key) off. Just press it once and you should go back to 'insert' mode.
If that doesn't work then I haven't a clue:-)
Didn't realize ya liked any of King's stuff Lez. Yes you picked a couple of mighty ones there. All four stories that make up The Bachman Books are bloody exceptional imo, tho I think we can safely call Rage a tad controversial. I remember a mate telling me before I read em, not to bother with The Long Walk; I enjoyed it no end.Many many years since I read those mind. Reckon I got to The Bachman Books before The Stand, which I would imagine would be one of the first visits to new King fans. A bit intimidating tho I suppose, The Stand, as it's not what one would call a short read. Can only think of It that gets near it in terms of length... and quality. Don't reckon the film/miniseries did the book any favours; not a patch on it, at least not as far as I'm concerned.
That's an idea for a list - King films that didn't fare too badly compared with books. Not sure I'd come up with ten tho. Six or seven maybe.
Ah bless ya Derek, that's sorted it. It must've got clicked on by accident. Odd tho, it doesn't have it's own light that comes on to let ya know it's in use, like Caps Lock and a couple others - I use an external keyboard in case yer wondering.Just glad someone could decipher what I was trying to say! : )
Nice one, much appreciated.
Blastronaut wrote: "Ah bless ya Derek, that's sorted it. It must've got clicked on by accident. Odd tho, it doesn't have it's own light that comes on to let ya know it's in use, like Caps Lock and a couple others - I ..."No problem. I only know because I've done the same thing many times myself:-)
I've also hit Insert inadvertently and it's an absolute bugger until you figure out what the problem is. The only Stephen King book I've ever read (and I really enjoyed it) was The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon which I think is one of his less popular works. I've recorded The Outsider to watch soon. I'm not a fan of sci-fi/the unexplained but I do like Jason Bateman.
Pet Sematary and Tommynockers would in my top for sure.
Blastronaut wrote: "Gon be honest, and for all my sins, I'm nowt if not honest - I haven't read Firestarter. We own the book but I've never read it. Here's the thing - many years ago I planned to read it (more-or-less..."Cheers Blastro, I'm going to read The Talisman again, long time since I last read it and I've got a crap memory, and then try Blackhouse on your recommendation, :-)
Val/Post - Enjoyed TGWLTG (the girl that gets lost?) and Tommyknockers (that's the one with the downed spacecraft) tho again, it's a long time since I read em, especially the latter. Pet Sematary? For some reason I don't rate it as highly as, well, just about everybody else. Good book no doubt (I mean King don't write bad uns, he's an incredible storyteller) but it just didn't hit the heights of his best books. Might've been a 'mood' thing which is so important when I'm going at a book or maybe I'd never get on that well with it, I dunno. Great idea for a story but the journey didn't do as much for me as many of his others. Just my opinion of course, and ya know what they're like?Foe - if you read Blackhouse just be warned that the 'bad guy' is one sick basket and there's times where it gets a tad uncomfortable to read. Top class book tho from top class writers; Peter Straub has turned out a few classics in his time too, tho not as consistent as King.
suzysunshine7 wrote: ";o> ..."
Even if it's some of Aunt's acid Suze? : )
Nah just kidding m'dear, I really can't see LSD being on my Whatever Makes You Feel Good list these days. Little too much for a fella of my years I'm thinking.Woah, if the dog farts again like that last one I'm gonna have to exit premises!
LOL!!! ... YOU'RE gonna have to exit the Premises?!!Shouldn't it be the little hairy woofer that gets shoved outside!!!
Hmmm? - what a Dog has to do just to get the family out of her face and her space while still stuck under Lockdown, hey? ... HA HA HA HA HA!!! ;o>
EDIT ... as it turns out the little hairy Woofer in question is a she and not a he ;o>
Whenever i see a Stephen King conversation that brings up The Stand i always have to shove my two penneth worth in and say: Swan Song by Robert McCammon is much better :) That said King is the better author by far. It is a stone cold classic of any genre.
: ) Putting her on the yard will make no difference I'm afraid. If she's decided she's not ready (which she isn't or she'd be letting me know) she'll just sit outside the door until soft bugger here lets her back in... and then proceed to part with wind again (the dog, not me!)
I suppose it could be Cujo that's doing it but he's over t'other side of the room while Mollie's right here. Unless he's learnt to 'throw' his farts in the interests of passing the blame or something? : )
Ladies and Lady Woofers don't 'fart', Blastro? ... they sometimes just happen to release a little light Breeze now and then! - LOL!!! ;o>"... Unless he's learnt to 'throw' his farts in the interests of passing the blame or something? : ) ..."
Ohhh, I can't stop laughing here!!! - but, you know, I wouldn't put anything past Cujo trying that one. Tia sometimes used to very noisely break Wind, stare accusingly at Mitz, then sneak off out the Room leaving us all laughing while gasping for air! And poor little Mitz would look SO guilty about it that if you didn't know any better you'd have easily fallen for thinking that it really was her!!! ;o>
Sera69 wrote: "Whenever i see a Stephen King conversation that brings up The Stand i always have to shove my two penneth worth in and say: Swan Song by Robert McCammon is much better :) That said King is the bett..."Sorry Sera! - thanks for trying so valiantly to restore the tone of Thread - LOL!!! ... x ;o>
Sera - was thinking of doing a Top 20 Fiction list, one book per author kinda thing and Swan Song would definitely be in there. Great book. Not a short read either; proper epic.Only read a couple by RRM, the other being Mine which is also pretty good. Should really check out more of his stuff.
Now I just gotta come up with 18 other writers I've read (that're good books obviously) other than King and McCammon! : )
...oh and Straub.
suzysunshine7 wrote: "Ladies and Lady Woofers don't 'fart', Blastro? ... they sometimes just happen to release a little light Breeze now and then! - LOL!!! ;o>"... Unless he's learnt to 'throw' his farts in the intere..."
Ha ha I know what ya mean Suze, dogs have that 'What, you mean me?' expression absolutely nailed. Thing is with our Cujo, he has a chair what he can still just about manage to jump up into and, because he's getting on a bit, every time he jumps up into said chair he lets out a little 'parp'. Not sure he even realizes he's doing it but it's like what we're saying - he probably just wants me to think that.
Slicing Up Eyeballs have released the results of their latest "Best of the ’80s Redux" song poll: Top 100 songs of 1987 as voted for by their readers:-http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2020...
1. New Order, “True Faith”
2. The Cure, “Just Like Heaven”
3. Echo & The Bunnymen, “Lips Like Sugar”
4. Depeche Mode, “Never Let Me Down Again”
5. R.E.M., “It’s the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)”
6. R.E.M., “The One I Love”
7. Depeche Mode, “Strangelove”
8. The Replacements, “Alex Chilton”
9. The Smiths, “Stop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One Before”
10. The Sisters of Mercy, “This Corrosion”
11. Love and Rockets, “No New Tale to Tell”
12. The Sugarcubes, “Birthday”
13. U2, “With or Without You”
14. Sinead O’Connor, “Mandinka”
15. The Jesus and Mary Chain, “April Skies”
16. Pet Shop Boys, “It’s a Sin”
17. The Church, “Under the Milky Way”
18. The Jesus and Mary Chain, “Happy When it Rains”
19. The Smiths, “Girlfriend in a Coma”
20. INXS, “Need You Tonight”
21. U2, “Where the Streets Have No Name”
22. The Cult, “Love Removal Machine”
23. Midnight Oil, “Beds Are Burning”
24. Siouxsie and the Banshees, “The Passenger”
25. New Order, “Touched by the Hand of God”
26. The Cure, “Why Can’t I Be You?”
27. The Pogues, “Fairytale of New York”
28. Depeche Mode, “Behind The Wheel”
29. 10,000 Maniacs, “Like the Weather”
30. Pet Shop Boys with Dusty Springfield, “What Have I Done To Deserve This”
31. The Replacements, “Can’t Hardly Wait”
32. INXS, “Never Tear Us Apart”
33. The Alarm, “Rain in the Summertime”
34. The Sisters of Mercy, “Lucretia My Reflection”
35. The Bangles, “Hazy Shade of Winter”
36. Flesh For Lulu, “I Go Crazy”
37. Public Image Ltd., “Seattle”
38. Prince, “Sign O’ The Times”
39. Suzanne Vega, “Luka”
40. New Order, “1963”
41. Squeeze, “Hourglass”
42. The Stone Roses, “Sally Cinnamon”
43. The Sisters of Mercy, “Dominion/Mother Russia”
44. U2, “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”
45. M|A|R|R|S, “Pump Up The Volume”
46. Sinead O’Connor, “Troy”
47. Happy Mondays, “24 Hour Party People”
48. Echo & The Bunnymen, “The Game”
49. The Smiths, “Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me”
50. Echo & The Bunnymen, “Bedbugs and Ballyhoo”
51. The Smiths, “Shoplifters Of The World Unite”
52. Men Without Hats, “Pop Goes the World”
53. INXS, “New Sensation”
54. R.E.M., “Finest Worksong”
55. The Cure, “Catch”
56. X, “4th of July”
57. Pixies, “Caribou”
58. The Godfathers, “Birth, School, Work, Death”
59. Hüsker Dü, “Could You Be The One?”
60. The Jesus and Mary Chain, “Darklands”
61. Hoodoo Gurus, “Whats My Scene”
62. Icehouse, “Crazy”
63. ABC, “When Smokey Sings”
64. Camouflage, “The Great Commandment”
65. Bryan Ferry, “Kiss and Tell”
66. The Cure, “Hot Hot Hot!!!”
67. Sinead O’Connor, “I Want Your (Hands On Me)”
68. Nitzer Ebb, “Join in the Chant”
69. Terence Trent D’Arby, “Wishing Well”
70. 10,000 Maniacs, “Don’t Talk”
71. Eric B. & Rakim, “Paid in Full”
72. Pet Shop Boys, “Rent”
73. Echo & The Bunnymen, “People are Strange”
74. The Smiths. “Shella Take A Bow”
75. The Dukes Of Stratosphear, “Vanishing Girl”
76. Guadalcanal Diary, “Litany (Life Goes On)”
77. Siouxsie and the Banshees, “This Wheel’s On Fire”
78. INXS, “Devil Inside”
79. Pet Shop Boys, “Always On My Mind”
80. Prince, “U Got The Look”
81. Wire, “Ahead”
82. Faith No More, “We Care A Lot”
83. Guns N’ Roses, “Sweet Child O’ Mine”
84. Prince, “I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man”
85. U2, “In God’s Country”
86. The Cult, “Wild Flower”
87. The House of Love, “Shine On”
88. INXS, “Mystify”
89. Sonic Youth, “Schizophrenia”
90. The Cure, “How Beautiful You Are”
91. Erasure, “Victim of Love”
92. Danny Wilson, “Mary’s Prayer”
93. Gene Loves Jezebel, “The Motion Of Love”
94. U2, “Bullet the Blue Sky”
95. Guns N’ Roses, “Welcome to the Jungle”
96. Rodney Allen, “Come Around Suzy”
97. Suzanne Vega, “Tom’s Diner”
98. Oingo Boingo, “We Close Our Eyes”
99. That Petrol Emotion, “Big Decision”
100. The Fall, “Hit The North”
I'm think the majority of the voters were American but I managed to pick my 25 (in the end, took about a week) & I'm surprised to see that 13 of them are in this final list.
That'd make a good theme? Plenty to choose from.
Nice to see The Godfathers in there, pretty decent list overall.
Helen The Melon wrote: "Slicing Up Eyeballs have released the results of their latest "Best of the ’80s Redux" song poll: Top 100 songs of 1987 as voted for by their readers:-http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2020......"
Some real classics on there (including Love Removal Machine and Wild Flower) but no Lil Devil? Bah!
Brass Neck wrote: "That'd make a good theme? Plenty to choose from."Oh yeh, good idea. I'll add it to my list of theme ideas. I was debating whether to inflict Pitchfork's top 50 shoegaze albums on you all (😈) but the SUE '80s Redux lists might have a slightly wider appeal.
Blastronaut wrote: "Some real classics on there (including Love Removal Machine and Wild Flower) but no Lil Devil? Bah!"Well you should have voted shouldn't you! The poll for 1988 will be coming up next but it took me so long to narrow down my picks for '87 I don't think can be arsed with the '88 one. Btw The Cult didn't even make my longlist.
I think everyone needs this List pinned up on their Wall ;o> ...
blatantly stealing blastro's idea for top 20 books (1 book per author)1 - the naked lunch - william s burroughs
2 - jerusalem - alan moore
3 - the butcher boy - patrick mccabe
4 - fear and loathing in las vegas - hunter s thompson
5 - kieron smith, boy - james kelman
6 - counter clock world - philip k dick
7 - kafka on the shore - haruki murakami
8 - the tin drum - gunter grass
9 - sirens of titan - kurt vonnegut
10 - the illuminatus trilogy- robert anton wilson
11 - the wasp factory - iain banks
12 - beautiful losers - leonard cohen
13 - bass culture; when reggae was king - lloyd bradley
14 - the wild wild world of the cramps - ian johnstone
16 - invisible man - ralph ellison
17 - interesting times - terry pratchett
18 - roadkill - kinky friedman
19 - the sacred art of stealing - christopher brookmyre
20 - uzumaki - junjo ito
Cheating slightly here, as I'm including a couple of collections of short stories.1. Zen & The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Robert M Pirsig
2. Narziss & Goldmund - Hermann Hesse
3. A Prayer for Owen Meany - John Irving
4. Dubliners - James Joyce
5. The Heart is a Lonely Hunter - Carson McCullers
6. In Dubious Battle - John Steinbeck
7. Buddenbrooks - Thomas Mann
8. A Dance to the Music of Time - Anthony Powell
9. English Passengers - Matthew Kneale
10. The Way We Live Now - Anthony Trollope
11. Ethan Frome - Edith Wharton
12. Herzog - Saul Bellow
13. Foucault's Pendulum - Umberto Eco
14. The Woodlanders - Thomas Hardy
15. 'Twixt Land and Sea - Joseph Conrad
16. Middlemarch - George Eliot
17. The Radetzky March - Joseph Roth
18. The Gift of Stones - Jim Crace
19. Gloriana - Michael Moorcock
20. Manhattan Transfer - John dos Passos
Very difficult to stick to one John Steinbeck and one Edith Wharton.
INPODog Eat Dog - Ed Bunker
It - Stephen King
The Throat - Peter Straub
Trainspotting - Irvine Welsh
The River Sorrow - Craig Holden
The Rats In The Walls - H.P. Lovecraft
Swan Song - Robert R Mccammon
Vienna Blood - Adrian Mathews
Heavier Than Heaven: The Biography Of Kurt Cobain - Charles R Cross
Everything: A Book About Manic Street Preachers - Simon Price
Shutter Island - Dennis Lehane
Watchers - Dean Koontz
Haunted - James Herbert
The Godfather - Mario Puzzo
A Time To Kill - John Grisham
Billy Straight - Jonathon Kellerman
Flesh And Blood - Graham Masterton
The Woods Are Dark - Richard Laymon
Apocalypso - Robert Rankin
City Of Ice - John Farrow (Trevor Ferguson)
Wow! Sixty books and I've only read four of them! I have read one Kinky Friedman but I don't remember its name.
List of my most owned artists according to my RYM profile. I know this is incorrect to some degree as i don't update it regularly and lots should be classed under "used to own".Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine 23
KISS 21
Deep Purple 19
Half Man Half Biscuit 19
Ani DiFranco 18
Riot 18
Iron Maiden 17
Magnum 17
Saxon 15
Styx 15
Warren Zevon 15
Demon 15
Monster Magnet 14
Marillion 14
Venom 13
Bauhaus 13
Blackfoot 12
Siouxsie and The Banshees 12
Candlemass 12
Rammstein 11
Great White 11
Peter Murphy 10
Leonard Cohen 10
Metallica 10
The Cure 10
Tori Amos 10
Billy Connolly 10
Manowar 9
Rosetta Stone 9
Kinoco Hotel 9
Alabama 3 9
Girlschool 9
Helen Love 9
Love and Rockets 9
Madness 8
Masters of Reality 8
Sophia 8
Dire Straits 8
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 8
Testament 8
Celtic Frost 8
Cradle of Filth 8
Morning Musume 8
VNV Nation 8
Johnny Cash 7
The Sisters of Mercy 7
X Japan 7
Hanoi Rocks 7
Goatsnake 7
Supersuckers 7
List of my ownership by decade.1960s 13 (0.63%)
1970s 68 (3.31%)
1980s 432 (21.0%)
1990s 623 (30.3%)
2000s 499 (24.3%)
2010s 396 (19.2%)
2020s 21 (1.02%)
...And the top record labels.Polydor [>] 46
Metal Blade Records [>] 33
Beggars Banquet [>] 31
EMI Records [>] 31
Hed Kandi Records [>] 28
Napalm Records [>] 27
Steamhammer [>] 27
Capitol Records [>] 26
Sub Pop Records [>] 25
Epic Records [>] 25
Columbia Records [>] 25
(No Label) [>] 25
Elektra Records [>] 23
Noise [>] 23
A&M Records [>] 22
Music for Nations [>] 21
Atlantic [>] 20
Probe Plus [>] 19
Righteous Babe Records [>] 18
Island Records [>] 17
Nuclear Blast [>] 17
Matador [>] 16
Chrysalis [>] 16
Combat Records [>] 15
Vertigo [>] 14
Mercury Records [>] 14
Century Media [>] 14
Interscope Records [>] 13
Roadrunner Records [>] 13
Fiction Records [>] 13
Slash [>] 13
Zetima [>] 13
Warner Bros. Records [>] 12
Virgin Records [>] 12
Casablanca Records [>] 12
Epitaph Records [>] 12
David Geffen Company [>] 12
Mute Records [>] 10
Parlophone [>] 10
Fat Wreck Chords [>] 10
Victor [JPN] [>] 10
Universal Music [>] 9
One Little Indian Records [>] 9
Geffen Records [>] 8
Southern Lord Recordings [>] 8
Atco Records - Division of Altlantic Recording Atco Records [>] 8
American Recordings [>] 8
InsideOut Music [>] 8
Neat Records [>] 8
Man's Ruin Records [>] 8
Most "owned" movies by director...Tim Burton 13
Steven Spielberg 10
宮崎駿 [Hayao Miyazaki] 10
Joel Coen 9
Peter Jackson 9
Terry Gilliam 8
Sam Raimi 7
Quentin Tarantino 7
Barry Sonnenfeld 7
John Landis 7
Clint Eastwood 7
Sergio Leone 6
박찬욱 [Park Chan-wook] 6
Ivan Reitman 6
Joel Schumacher 6
James Cameron 6
Jean-Pierre Jeunet 6
Robert Zemeckis 6
Christopher Nolan 6
Don Siegel 5
M. Night Shyamalan 5
Robert Rodríguez 5
George Lucas 5
Wes Anderson 5
Danny Boyle 5
Tom McGrath 5
John Glen 5
Ridley Scott 5
John McTiernan 5
Edgar Wright 5
John Sturges 5
Mel Brooks 5
Guy Hamilton 5
John Lasseter 5
Francis Ford Coppola 5
Movies by decade ?1940s 3 (0.33%)
1950s 22 (2.42%)
1960s 43 (4.74%)
1970s 93 (10.2%)
1980s 137 (15.1%)
1990s 171 (18.8%)
2000s 264 (29.1%)
2010s 174 (19.1%)
2020s 0
Music ownership by genre ? So much for being catholic!!Hard Rock [>] 305
Heavy Metal [>] 225
Alternative Rock [>] 171
Thrash Metal [>] 103
Indie Rock [>] 88
Singer/Songwriter [>] 76
Gothic Rock [>] 69
Pop Rock [>] 68
Stoner Rock [>] 63
Post-Punk [>] 59
Power Metal [>] 57
Glam Metal [>] 49
Alternative Metal [>] 48
Progressive Metal [>] 47
Stoner Metal [>] 44
Progressive Rock [>] 44
Punk Rock [>] 41
Indie Pop [>] 41
J-Pop [>] 37
Art Pop [>] 35
Grunge [>] 34
Doom Metal [>] 33
Psychedelic Rock [>] 32
Speed Metal [>] 32
Pop Punk [>] 32
Blues Rock [>] 28
Industrial Rock [>] 27
AOR [>] 27
Britpop [>] 26
Glam Rock [>] 26
NWOBHM [>] 24
Industrial Metal [>] 24
Grebo [>] 22
Art Rock [>] 21
Neo-Psychedelia [>] 20
Power Pop [>] 20
Alternative Dance [>] 20
Noise Rock [>] 20
Folk Rock [>] 19
Neo-Prog [>] 18
Post-Hardcore [>] 18
Chamber Pop [>] 16
Garage Rock [>] 16
Rock [>] 16
Garage Punk [>] 15
East Coast Hip Hop [>] 15
Dream Pop [>] 15
Contemporary Folk [>] 15
Gothic Metal [>] 15
Alt-Country [>] 14
Sludge Metal [>] 13
Skate Punk [>] 13
Traditional Doom Metal [>] 13
Downtempo [>] 13
Dance-Pop [>] 12
Folk Metal [>] 12
Hardcore Punk [>] 12
Heavy Psych [>] 12
Neue Deutsche Härte [>] 12
Black Metal [>] 12
Symphonic Metal [>] 11
Anti-Folk [>] 11
Stand-Up Comedy [>] 11
Visual kei [>] 11
Melodic Hardcore [>] 11
Big Beat [>] 11
Indie Folk [>] 10
Rock Opera [>] 10
Trip Hop [>] 10
Glam Punk [>] 10
Riot Grrrl [>] 10
Avant-Garde Metal [>] 10
Punk Blues [>] 10
Conscious Hip Hop [>] 10
Synthpop [>] 9
Jazz-Rock [>] 9
Southern Rock [>] 9
Slowcore [>] 9
New Wave [>] 9
Electropop [>] 9
Funk Metal [>] 8
Groove Metal [>] 8
Crossover Thrash [>] 8
Symphonic Black Metal [>] 8
Americana [>] 8
Futurepop [>] 8
Country [>] 8
Twee Pop [>] 8
Deathrock [>] 8
Noise Pop [>] 8
House [>] 7
West Coast Hip Hop [>] 7
Garage Rock Revival [>] 7
Darkwave [>] 7
UK Hip Hop [>] 7
Abstract Hip Hop [>] 7
Musical Comedy [>] 7
Folk Pop [>] 7
Pop [>] 7
C86 [>]
Guess who found the stats page on their RYM profile? :D
WoW?!! ... I've not drunk enough Coffee yet to be as busy as you have been today, Sera! ;o>
oh yeah, themses is good listses!
Ohhh heckythumps?!! tech's spent too long out in his Back Garden and he's gone and got gnomeified!!! ;oO
Sera69 wrote: "Guess who found the stats page on their RYM profile? :D"Doubt I'd have the patience to even input that kind of stuff.
Tim wrote: "Sera69 wrote: "Guess who found the stats page on their RYM profile? :D"Doubt I'd have the patience to even input that kind of stuff."
haha! I didn't input any of that today! According to the stats my membership length is 11 years, 48 weeks, 15 hours, 24 minutes, 9 seconds. I just found the stats page and the lists are all there, as is. No sweat!
At least you'll never be alone then!