Mm don't blame you, I bought the 2008 version, which is now laying somewhere in I-80 after I figured out it was edited. The 2005 version is far superior, the opening song "WhT Do YoU WnT FrM Me" is one of the best opening tracks I've heard for awhile.

Anyhow I've been a busy beaver today discovering a bunch of new music and finding albums. I haven't had a catch as good as today in quite a long time and that makes me very happy. This album below "Uncanny Eyes" by The Peculiar Pretzelman is a very awesome dark cabaret/ swing album.
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Curtis Eller's American Circus "Wirewalkers and Assassins" my newest entry to my Gothic County collection.

Opeth-Blackwater Park
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Opeth-The Ghost Reveries
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oh yeah, and this



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something else i thought i should pick up :rolleyes:

The last albums I downloaded was the Trivium discography, I've only gotten into them recently and I have to say I quite like them =]

Damn dude, your beauty may not be able to be resized but Pink Floyd's definitely could.

On that note of metal, if you're still looking for more recommendations I thought you may like Katatonia. They're a Swedish Death/Doom band, I would offer to upload you an album but I'm busy uploading my Gothic Country collection for a massive project. "Viva Emptiness" is my favorite album from them and you've proven yourself pretty resourceful for finding music on your own.

hahaha i got you, just changed it

but ok, i'll look into those guys. thanks for the reccomendation

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Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons (2002)

A new favorite soundtrack for lazing about on a hill somewhere to watch the clouds pass by. Very chill stuff and one of the better electronic/ambient releases I've come across in awhile.


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Rush - A Farewell to Kings (1977)

Although its not as famous as Moving Pictures, 2112 or Hemispheres, this has probably become my favorite of their 70's works. Hell, its worth getting this album for Xanadu alone.


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Jellyfish - Spilt Milk (1993)

Cultivating a sound somewhere between 90's guitar rock, Queen and The Beach Boys was Jellyfish, who remain infectiously listenable while still covering a lot of ground in terms of musical diversity. Probably the most underrated pop album of the 90's, and definitely among the best of all time.

All excellent albums. :thumb:

haha are you copying me??

Me? I didn't see anyone's post, I just clicked reply, lol. Guess we both have awesome taste!