I don't see groups live often, what can I say? I have definitely seen other live performances in my life (mainly classical ones), but King Crimson and Swans have indeed been the only ones I went out to see myself. That being said, I am considering checking out Slowdive, who are playing in my city in early May.

That aside, your library's looking pretty good as well. I'm happy to see someone agree on Before and After Science's superiority in the Eno catalogue. I have to admit, though, Blackstar doesn't immediately strike me as a potential "favorite album of all time".

I agree with IanPaiva15, "Throwaway" is one of the best songs of all time... for me it would be included in my Top 100, any genre, any decade, any thing... for sure. I compare it easily to those bittersweet JohnLennon songs off the White album, or at its worst "Throwaway" sounds like the best stuff REM ever did... Driver 8, Finest Worksong, The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight, etc.. equals or surpasses in my opinion many well established, very acclaimed, songs with a ton of reputation. If The Posies caché would have been higher, "Throwaway" and many other, would be considered classics today.

Through rateyourmusic obviously.
I kind of have a fetish for finnish language, I think it sounds really cool and works very well with music. :)

Lately I've been enjoying the band Pöllöt very much. Nice summery sound not very typical from the land of the cold.

I'll have to check out The Gift sometime, I'd never heard of them before. It's depressing how Tin Machine II has an average rating below 3.00. :/ It's way more creative and varied in sound than the first one.

Stumbled upon your profile on last.fm somehow, we've got good compatibility. Great lists! I'm excited to check some stuff out.

Oh man no way. Blackwater is wonderful but in o way other than concept is it better.

thank you! I quite enjoy listening to the album on long car or bus trips, I usually take a nap and wake up feeling good