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View Poll Results: Does John Peel deserve to make the Hall of Fame? | |||
Yes | 11 | 91.67% | |
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06-17-2009, 07:02 PM | #1484 (permalink) |
Occams Razor
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: End of the Earth
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I don't think they should get through, unless the voting has been tampered with I think the peoples decision stands.
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06-22-2009, 06:48 AM | #1489 (permalink) |
Moodswings n' Roundabouts
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: At the corner of Dude and Catastrophe
Posts: 4,512
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The Monks sadly do not go through. I hate you guys.
Next up from Dac Sigur Ros Sigur Rós are one of the most beautiful and innovative bands of our time. They are at, and have been at the forefront of the post rock movement since their debut in 1997. They have three critically acclaimed albums in "Agaetis Byrjun", "Takk", and the uniquely titled "()." Frontman Jón (Jónsi) Þór Birgisson sings in a trademark falsetto and his voice sometimes acts as an instrument of its own. To this day, they have recorded only 1 song in English, which really speaks to the impact and the universal approachability of their music. Most songs are sung in Icelandic or the curious "Hopelandic" which is essentially just scat singing dubbed with a fancy name by some journalist. Their sound is complex yet wonderfully easy to listen to. Jónsi attacks his guitar with a cello bow in a way that Jimmy Page wishes he could. The rest of the band can be found on drums, base, and a number of keyboards, string instruments, and many more things. Sigur Rós really throws the kitchen sink into their music. They are involved in many political and environmental movements in their native Iceland, which is well documented in the gorgeous documentary Heima. Sigur Rós are truly one of the great bands of this era. |
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