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pretty good. if you like it, you'd probably enjoy coalesce and botch (they certainly do).

both are quite true. especially for neutral milk hotel's "in the aeroplane over the sea."

jeff mangum of neutral milk hotel bob dylan daniel smith of danielson famile jeremy egnik of sunny day real estate/the fire theft the singer of coheed and cambira as far as odd noises go, i'm a fan of the genre of noise. esp. the band wolf eyes.

static prevails and clarity are really good albums. they've definitely gone downhill since clarity. bleed american was pretty catchy and good, but futures is somewhat disappointing.

there's a reason i didn't mention any new stuff...it's horrible. honestly old country and alt-country are where it's at.

the amount of increase is debatable. a lot of things are more out in the open than before, but i'm not sure if they are that much more frequent. the end could come at any time, but "not far off" could be millions of years from now. the apostles thought the end was near, but we're still here.

i agree that christian music is music marketed to christians. i also agree that, for the most part, it lacks originality. moreso than most general market stuff. of course, there are exceptions. as far as the argument used to prove otherwise, it's full of logical fallicies. whatever...

bad diary days if they really get to know you they will run criticism as inspiration promise bands with managers and pretty much everything else

pretty much all of the rap that i've heard from the christian music industry has been sub-par. both in terms of production and delivery. it's probably the worst type of music to blatantly preach with, it just doesn't sound right (though i'm not much for preachy lyrics in general).

Johnny Cash. Some kind of greatest hits would probably be the best. The man had a lot of albums. There's a live album called "At Folsom Prison" that's really good. Then there's some good alt-country stuff. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot (i've heard one of their earlier albums is moreso...

Cabin Fever is a brilliant as far as horror movies go. It's intended to be a satire of sorts on cliché horror movies. If you try to watch it as a "serious" horror movie, it's frustrating. But it's not supposed to be watched that way.

exactly.

technically they aren't zombies. put pretty much the equivalent thereof. also, you should really watch it sometime. besides being a good zombie movie it's very well shot and directed. it was done by the director of trainspotting.

wha? it's a damn fine movie.

the official rules are one **** and it's pg-13, two or more ****'s and it's R.

that petition is crazy. best picture? not even close. if there's anything missing from the best picture list it's eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. just because the movie is about jesus doesn't mean it's the best movie ever.

if your feeling sinister is impossible not to like. it's one of the handful of perfect albums ever recorded. if you don't like it, you are wrong.

kathy with a k's song - bright eyes

i don't want to believe that all of the above is true but i could be persuaded if you were to give me proof why don't you come over thursday maybe we can talk it through as if some new information were possible to comprehend or introduce after all you and i are nothing more than foregone...

that's what you get for ****ing with us we'll skin you alive and pluck out your eyes and the cannons will roar as we march to the capitol dragging your hide -every time i die