I think it was a small section on one of the earlier songs, or I could just be smoking rock again.

Also it was a type, no remix album as far as I know.

Be'Lakor - Stones Reach - Brilliant Aussie melodic metal

Dave Mathews Band - Big Whiskey and the Groo Grux King - not the best Dave Mathews album around but still good

Isis - Wavering Radiant - By far one of the best metal albums of all time (in my humble opinion of course)

John Butler - Grand National - This guy never ceases to amaze me with his versatility

Everybody seems to be all about Wavering Radiant, which is an excellent album, but I don't believe it holds a candle to Panopticon which is an all out metal masterpiece:

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Venetian Snares - Meathole

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i am in lovelovelove with this.
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(ignore the fact that she looks like a nutter who doesnt realise she's infront of a camera).

After I got through the whole thing I guess I realized that I wouldn't be so disappointed if it wasn't Joshua Homme's songwriting. He kind of lost it with this album.

Haven't listened to much QOTSA (yet, they're on my list of artists to check out) so can't really comment on this.

Well, if you enjoyed TCV, you'd probably enjoy QOTSA even more. Definitely check them out soon.

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Building Better Bombs "Freak Out Squares"

POS's hardcore band. Pretty interesting Refused-type stuff. He definitely knows how to make quality music outside of hip-hop.

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Amon Duul II- Tanz Der Lemminge

Amon Duul II is really the only Krautrock band I know, but I really love them a lot and their improvisational progressive style. I am very excited to listen to this bad boy, and I hope it's as good as their other two albums.