Good to hear! I've only heard Gyrate, which is also fun.

Yeah that's the version I downloaded, I just got rid of the bonus tracks.

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This was really good.

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Solid pop. Much better than her first album.

John Lennon-John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
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Imagine is a horrible album imo, so I always considered Lennon solo terrible. But people are always on at me to get this album and Mother is a fairly decent song so I took a chance. We'll see.

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In Vain - Will the Sun Ever Rise (2003)

Well now I have their discography and this is definitely a band I will be paying close attention to this decade.

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Insomnium - Across the Dark (2009)

Totally slept on this album last year, but better late than never. Melodic death metal without sounding like the Gothenburg scene in the early to mid '90's.

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Suis La Lune - Quiet, Pull the Strings

Charlemagne mentioned this bands name somewhere and I decided to give it a listen. Really nice swedish old-school sounding emo/screamo. I like it alot.

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I don't know anything about PJ Harvey but on another forum, somebody was complaining about how Steve Albini produced it and they hated his production skills so they hated this album. I think they used the words "too intense".

Only heard the title track so far. Its great. So excited.

Fantastic album. My favourite PJ album. Not a bad song on it.

Haha. That's a great album with terrific production that perfectly suits the music.

I've developed an interest in Norwegian symphonic metal lately, so I downloaded this...

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In The Woods..., Strange In Stereo

If you like In The Woods... then you definitely need to check out Green Carnation, which features many of the same musicians and a similar symphonic sound. The album Light of Day, Day of Darkness (2001) is the best place to start and will be an album experience you never forget.