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i never knew this was co-written by alex turner but I can definately see the influence. These guys should get another LSP album and/or keep writing on each others songs

@voteforjoe

i use to hateeeeeee it. when Angles came out last week I listened to that and read critics saying that it is way better than First Impressions. So i went and re listened to FIOE and realized that it is a pretty stellar album. Of course not as good as Is This It and Room on Fire but I...

@KanedMUFC

i thought the exact same thing when i started listening to them in 09 about 3 years late from their debut. i loved their first 2 albums but didnt give Humbug a chance. i finally did listen to it through and through about 3 times and learned to love it. gotta give it a chance, these gu...

@buffybunny98

i know i was asking the same question but found out thom's been playing it for a bout a year and half at solo gigs. check out some of thom's videos of him playing this solo with loop pedals and its amazing.

this guy is really good as well.

@deansgnr

yea I honestly just d/l this encore album about 2 months ago. listened to the whole thing and as bad as it is, it's actually a lot better than a lot of shit rap artists put out since 04. But this is for sure with Mosh the best song on the album.

@moreblack dude I was thinking the exact same thing. I love all zep. but theres something about Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti and Presence that are just top class. Even their latter concerts where drugs played a huge influence on performances, I give credit to playing for 3+ hours this i...

the fucked up part is the hit at 2:53 is now considered illegal and is flagged and fined. fuckin joke, the actor in that scene took more of a beating at QB then Manning and Brady in a game

anyone know the song being played. pretty funky. anyone know what it is and where to get it?

Its amazing that q-tip can consistently make great music and collaborate with artists that are actually trying to do exactly that. make music. He does not get the credit he deserves. even The Renaissance was A+ from top to bottom. Ronson went out with a bang on this cd i feel. even getting D'Ange...

@bjrocks4eva dude. get into d'angelo man. start from the bottom with Brown Sugar (1995) and then get to Voodoo (2000). Voodoo is quite possibly the greatest album of the millennium. Hes extremely talented man.

@AfricanSk8ter your spelling is "embarrassing"