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Link Index:
* WRC
Review Sites view Sites
* General Music Sites
* Radio Stations
* MP3, CD & DVD Shopping
* Music Resources & Directories
* Pop Music Sites
* Independant Music Sites
* Totally Unrelated Sites
* Internal Sites
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Links to other personal review sites worth checking
out if haven't done so already. There are just so many reviewers
on the web offering their opinions, so what are the sites to
regularly browse through? Well these ones!
*WRC Review Updates* (Index)
The dedicated and profilic Web Reviewing Community has
it's own updates page where webmasters can submit links to new
reviews just posted. You can check out all the recent activities
of the Community on one handy webpage. Also, includes a Site Ranking Index logging how many visitors
the site has received/sent from the Site Ring. FYI - this site
is located on the 2nd page, if that means anything....
Prindle
Rock And Roll Record Review Site
Out of the numerous album review sites on the web, it's Prindle's
in-depth site that is probably the most well known and has the
most reader comments on all the web. And with good reason. A
great deal of the actual content is taken by up guest reviewers
and reader comments agreeing or in most cases disagreeing with
Prindle's humorous reviews. Also, Prindle has been interviewing
a number of hardcore legends and key scene players, including
the mightly Henry Rollins. The sheer content and frequent knob
jokes will make you go back for more. And every so often, Prindle
will go into more personal details than I would in my private
diary, so be prepared for some home truths along the way.
Only
Solitaire - George Starotin's Music Reviews
After a lengthy hiatus from the internet, "George Starotin's
Music Reviews" returned with a new site name but same in-depth
reviews of classic and recent albums. Probably the most prolific
writer in the WRC with more words per review than the average
reviewer, George is refreshingly frank and cuts away from hypobole
that taints many album reviews. Concentrates on the classic 1967-1972
era with The Beatles, Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan receiving
the highest possible artist grades. Slowly but surely more "modern"
artists like Alice in Chains and Blur are getting favourable
reviews from one of the most critical men on the web.
Brad’s
Completely Useless Record Reviews
Ever expanding review site, that is heavily influenced by Mark
Prindle - i.e. often humourous, expetitive-ridden, honest opinions.
Judging by the site intro when first launched, Brad is a "sexy
bitch" from Harvard University, and very text heavy artist
pages are added all the time. Despite appearing crude and unintelligent
upon first impression, dig deeper and you'll find some of the
most informative and entertaining reviews within the entire Web
Reviewing Community. Check out Brad's frequent snippings of Creed
and Geddy Lee's voice throughout his honest and downright accurate
writing style.
Adrian's
Album Reviews
One of the most profilic review sites in the WRC, the navigation
is really easy to use with an effective layout structure. The
review style isn't as critical as, say, Wilson & Alroy, but
Adrian can express if an albums any good in just a few paragraphs
in his distinctive "poetic" writing style. The range
of artists is diverse, from Adrian's right-on-the-money reviews
of the overrated Robbie Williams and deserved praise of The Beach
Boys.
Jack
Feeny's CD Archive
There aren't many British reviewers in the WRC, so I always take
an interest in what a fellow Brit has to say, and there's a good
selection of artists including a healthy selection of UK acts
(Manic Street Preachers). With reviews of modern hyped bands
included, Jack's reviewing style is very opinionated, which is
always an enjoyable read.
Scott's Rock and Soul Album Reviews
Straight-to-the-point rock reviews with a navigation
simple to use, what the site lacks in flashiness is easily compensated
by the actual reviews. I agree with most of the opinions and
the growing diversity since the early days. Updated regularly,
you'll sure to find new material worth savouring on each new
visit.
Wack Jolfe's Record Reviews
Wacky and biting opinions from Jack Wolfe who as he so delicately
put it on the main page - "an ugly, poorly typed, rarely
updated web reviewing montrosity". As reviewers shouldn't
take themselves seriously, Jack's approach to reviewing is refreshing
and highly entertaining, especially when he slates the artist
in question.
Wilson
& Alroy's Record Reviews
One of the few site review pioneers, Wilson & Alroy go in
more the kill - disregarding hype, image and sentiment, the music
comes first. Though the reviews are a little short and lacking
depth, they are so to the point and concise, it's amazing. Tearing
apart Oasis, Bush and Green Day in just a few words is quite
a feat, as they back up their claims. Other web reviewers don't
favour W&A's style due to being too blunt and brief, but
if you don't fancy reading pages of text to find if an album
is worth owning, this site is very useful as a summary guide.
Don Ignacio's
Music Reviews
Off the cuff humour from the self-proclaimed "twenty-seventh
greatest music review site on the Web". Albums are reviewed
in a rigid structure of main context, overall album score and
individual track reviews. The Beatles get naturally high marks,
and at the other end of the spectrum, Madonna's recent output
is lambasted. Also, A Perfect Circle's 'Mer De Nom's' is savaged
to death.
Eclipse
Review Emporium
Opinionated reviews by Roland Fratz - to the point of wearing
his heart on his sleeve. Bush is roundly dismissed, whilst Alice
Cooper is worshipped to high heaven. Hole are "mostly mediocre,
and I suspect, as do many others" and Marilyn Manson's "Antichrist
Superstar" is easily one of the landmark rock albums of
the 90's. Worth a quick visit in anyone's book.
Guy's
Music Reviews
Very professional looking site run by Guy Peters, a twenty-something
guy living in Brussels, Belgium. There are reviews on artists
who aren't so obvious including Cracker, Dinosaur Jr. and Elastica,
that's a welcome change from reading yet another Beatles review.
I especially liked the "Do you really think George Starostin
is in fact 12 people working 18 hours a day?" comment in
the FAQ section.
Fyfeopedia
Music Reviews
Written by a 25 year old Presbyterian from Lower Hutt, New Zealand,
containing loads of mainstream rock in the likes of REM, The
Smiths & Springsteen. The love of Big Star, Yes and The Replacements
shines through from enthusiastic praise.
Disclaimer
Music Review Archive
The difference between Disclaimer and most other review sites
is the layout structure. Instead of separate artist pages, every
review is placed under a letter from the alphabet. Depending
on your preference, this is either an irritating structure, or
handy for reading large blocks of reviews without sifting through
several pages. As for the reviews themselves, I like the snappy,
straight to the point nature, and there's such an diverse range
of artists. I admit there are several artists I haven't even
heard (Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, To Rococo Rot, Slowdive).
Main reviewer Willie has such a cool range of albums (by PJ Harvey,
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Sonic Youth) that's it's unreal.
There's even a smattering of UK acts quite obscure to American
audiences (Space, Mogwai, Super Furry Animals) which get a thumbs
up.
CosmicBen's
Record Reviews
CosmicBen writes unpretentious and balanced reviews which are
very informative and easy to read. After a while, the bright
green background colour scheme will burn your retinas off, but
it's worth the pain!
RockBytes
Compact review site run by Australian Scott Russell, what's most
readable are the numerous special features like the "Fifty
Worst Songs Ever" (Achy Breaky Heart deserves #1 position,
but Vanilla Ice at #19, that's a different story...) and the
self-explanatory "Bloody Good Modern Rock Bands" (Muse,
Velvet Revolver, Coldplay, etc). Add to the mix, polls, rock
history timelines, and of course album reviews, and there's plenty
of opinions to digest.
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General rock music sites, along with the expected
reviews are news, articles, competitions and other useful chunks
of rock music info. In the similar style of Spin.com and RollingStone.com
but less corporate whore!
SeattleSound.de
Specialist site dedicated to Seattle Bands, mainly Nirvana and
The Foo Fighters. Most notable feature: the site features Nirvana
reviews contributed by this site.
DrownedInSound.com
This quality UK site contains reviews, news and interviews. Very
up-to-date and always an entertaining read.
SputnikMusic.com
Interactive community driven music website where the users write
the reviews. Rather than the writings of one individual, there
are many contributors, along with a feedback forum underneath
each review. A good idea - this site shows democracy at it's
best...
PlayLouder.com
A fresh and distinctive site split into the following categories:
Read, Watch, Listen, Go, Download, Talk, Find and Join - doesn't
mess around! Reminds me of NME, with it's take-it-or-leave-it
attitude to music.
Pitchforkmedia.com
Pretentious and snobby at times, but still an essential read
- ratings for many albums can be extremely harsh - just check
out the reviews for Audioslave, Zwan and Foo Fighters to some
harsh ratings.
CokeMachineGlow.com
Much in the same vein as Pitchforkmedia, this sometimes pretentious
site is written by people who deeply love music. Artists receiving
mass acclaim include The Tragically Hip and Ryan Adams.
Undercover.com.au
Better than decent Aussie music news, interviews, reviews and
plenty of freebies.
Popmatters.com
Fantastic resource for Music, Movie and Television opinions,
giving intelligent and insightful viewpoints on the latest in
Entertainment.
MetalUK.com
Quality UK based metal site created and developed by Vlad Vassiliev,
covers a wide range of artists from Alice In Chains to Dream
Theatre. The news updates get updated on a regular basis, so
it's a good resource centre of rock news stories.
MetalSludge.com
Dedicated metal site with no pretention (unlike say, Pitchforkmedia),
there's loads of distinctive features no least the infamous "The
Penis Chart" where groupies give out the most intimate rock
star details.
RobotFist.com
More of a pop cultural site covering music, TV, film and computer
games, UK based RobotFist is highly opinionated and totally relevant.
With a host of excellantly written articles, the eye-candy design
site raises debate and invokes discussion. Nice! Has been inactive
for a while, though.
411mania.com
As the site Philosophy states "411mania.com is not a site
run by writers and webmasters, but rather a site run by the community
that habitats it..... it makes decisions based on what is called
for by the loyal readers who have made this site what it is today…one
of the most popular websites on the internet."
Satan
Stole My Teddybear
Metal orientated site including the trendy lot of System Of A
Down and Slipknot and every death, black, sludge metal band you
can think of. Excellent site design as well, despite the heavy
use of frames.
ChartAttack.com
Comprehensive music info site, with interviews, reviews.... you
know the rest.
FreakyTrigger.co.uk
Sharp music opinion site showcasing a number of talented writers
including Tom Ewing who write articles on their genuine love
of music (well, except the "I Hate Music" column).
Most recent articles when I put up this link in October'03 included:
"It's Science! - why shouldn't science writing be punk rock?"
and "Spontaneous Appause In Two Three Go! - On the floor
at TOTP." Also special mention to the site's very slick
design - very tasty.
CoolNoise.co.uk
Now this is an excellent showcase for unsigned bands, very similar
to the set-up on this site, from the same webmaster who runs
the iq451.com resource site. Reviews are short and precise, giving
a quick opinion on the albums relative merits, all-in-all very
easy to navigate and a gem of a site.
MusicEmissions.com
Most notable for the extremely short reviews and the diverse
genres covered. There are cool contests to enter and you can
even buy MusicEmissions merchandise.
IndieBox.co.uk
Good selection of news articles, a smattering of album reviews
and a comprehensive gig guide makes with site worth a visit.
rockreviews.org
Specialising in the trad and power metal likes of Iron Maiden,
Opeth and Steel Prophet, the reviews and brief and to the point.
The site benefits from a decent navigation layout that sorts
reviews into recent, archived and by rating categories.
Atrocity
Exhibition
I only stumbled across this fairly new site whilst searching
for Radiohead B-Sides, but thought it was so good that I added
it on this link page. Impressive site design and cool music taste
(the site is named after the Joy Division song).
WorldsGreatestCritic.com
What a statement from this guy who goes by the name of Brother
Kneumsi, critic of movies, music, television and literature.
He has some good opinions worth reading and quite an extensive
range of tastes, from Pixies to Seven Mary Three (music), The
Last House on the Left to Dr. Dolittle 2 (movies).
DrivingMusic.net
Decent review site for independently released albums, so excellant
site for bands to submit their albums. Reviewed by a self-depreciating
webmaster if you read the "About" page -- "You'll
also learn that 1) I have no web authoring skills, 2) my writing
skills need work, and 3) I'm pretty lazy. Keep those in mind,
and we'll be just fine."
The
View From The Underground
Worthwhile personal opinions on everything from music (diverse
tastes range from Pretty Girls Make Graves to Muse), television
(mainly concerning Smallville) and movies (mainstream offerings
Big Fish and Lord Of The Rings are covered extensively). A developing
site, it's sure to expand into something significant in the future.
RockReviews.net
Informative site concentrating on rock and alternative reviews.
Great place for finding out if an album is hot or not.
Gig101
Music fanzine telling the world about great alternative music.
From Ryan Adams to Franz Ferdinand, most tastes are covered.
BlackChampagne.com
Prolific personal site by "Flux" (Eric Bruce) that's
described by the webmaster as "...a website designed to
present my fiction, as well as daily updates and various reviews,
articles, and comedy features that spring into my mind."
Not just music mind, subject matter consists of whatever is on
Flux's mind. Check out the band names section for an off the
wall opinion.
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All the latest news in the rock world from these contantly
updated webpages
ArtistDirect.com
Massive, highly commerical site with plenty of music content
who boast they are "innovative and diversified media powerhouse,
home to a critically acclaimed and groundbreaking online destination"
- blowing own trumpet are we?
Blabbermouth.net
Up-to-the-minute metal news and gossip, usually Blabbermouth
are the first with exclusives.
Antimusic.com
Densely packed with music news, very content heavy.
LiveDaily.com
Headline news from the site to "get the full story"
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Radio stations, enough said.
Kaor.net
Commercial free rock alternative radio station with wallpaper
downloads, contests and forums on offer. When I visited, the
raio was currently playing Switchfoot's - 'Living Is Simple',
and recent playlist included Beastie Boys - 'Something's Got
to Give' and Better Than Ezra - 'Like It Like That' to get a
rough idea of the music played.
MadAlt.com
Alternative Rock music radio station with a strong playlist.
Comprehensive site that also includes Interviews, Message Boards,
Videos and Pictures. To get an idea of the music, when I visited
the site, current song playing was The Smashing Pumpkins - 'Silverfuck'.
TheVoltsShow.com
Swansea based radio station dedicated to playing the music of
the UK's unsigned acts/bands with the catchy slogan "Music
needs to be driven not controlled".
Rock3.co.uk
Rock radio network from Surrey, England who are "proud supporters
of new and independant rock bands". There's also a community
forum, band reviews and other assorted goodies on offer.
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With the web generally cheaper than the high street
plus many sites offering Free Delivery, there are some respectable
and worthwhile sites to spend your hard earned money.
SonicBond.com
Instead of just selling albums by commercially viable artists,
as their website states, "Sonic Bond is a music sales site
with a difference. Each artist has been hand picked for their
passion, for their quality and for their approach to their music."
CDWOW.com
UK residents are spolit for choice on the latest CD releases.
Albums are usually £8.75 which is a few quid cheaper than
the likes of high street stores HMV and Virgin Megastore.
SendIt.com
Focuses on DVD releases from music, television and of course
movie. UK residents get free delivery which is a key factor.
Prices range from £3+ so some genuine bargains can be found.
Hell, I got Shrek 2 for £3 which is good value in anyone's
book.
mp3search.ru
Russian mp3 music download site. Can you subscribe and pre-pay
between $20 and $50 for a wealth of albums. Prices range from
90 cents to $1.50 per album depending on length. Very expansive
album range but with some glarring ommisions like Fugazi and
Flaming Lips back catalogues mostly missing.
Wippit.com
MP3 subscription service. The advantages of Wippit over iTUNES
and Napster are mp3's do not become inactive after you unsubscribe
- a massive bonus. Wippit is compatible with all your devices,
so not a restrictive site like the big boys. And get this --
60,000 tracks for £50 - good value. There are a lot of
WMA format songs, which are not as user friendly as mp3's but
that the main downside.
Mp3Raid.com
Lots of non-studio album tracks, easy to download. Read the small
print first, "[mp3raid] gather certain personal information
about you that helps us customize our content to your tastes
and preferences" and they "strongly suggest you to
delete the audio files you downloaded in 24 hours". Limited
selection, but loads of remixes and cover versions availale for....
yes! FREE
Stargreen.com
Shop for concert tickets in London. All the hot gigs down at
the likes of Brixton Academy, London Astoria and Wembley Arena
can be snapped up from the Argyll Street, near Oxford Street
ticketing agency.
Beck Theatre - Events Listing
Only useful if you live in the West London area, this is an overview
of upcoming events at the Hayes located Beck theatre. Tribute
acts and comedians pass through these doors along with minor
celebrites and muscial productions.
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Informative and expansive resource sites that offer
a wide range of entertainment.
IQ451.com
Excellent site offering free music content for your music website
(that's if you have one).
Answers.com
Really useful resource tool which the site says delivers "snapshot,
multi-faceted definitions and explanations from credible, attributable
reference sources on over one million topics in our database"
Type in any term, say... I don't know... Nu-Metal and the result
page comes up with everything you ever needed to know about the
subject matter.
Artistopia.com
Join music artists across the world in their pursuit to music
stardom. Artistopia's music community includes artist profiles,
free MP3 music downloads, press releases, artist gigs and events,
music resources directory, classified ads, and music forums.
BackWash.com
OK, here's the deal - a group of like-minded individuals scour
the net looking for funny, worthwhile links and post them on-line
- it's a personalised search engine. This site's "Nu-Metal
Guide" has even been featured making the Top 40 Link at
this Content Discussion Page.
Backwash
Joeant.com
Site that proudly states "directory of quality sites for
Internet users. Our goal is to list the best sites for a wide
variety of topics giving our users the most relevant results
for their searches."
ListsOfBests.com
Anyone who loves lists will have a great time at this gaff. Alongside
Music, are movies, books, people & places. Want to know the
"#1 Movies at North American Box Office, 2005" - well,
look no further!
Pure80sPop.co.uk
More lists -- this time focusing on the decade most people choose
to delete from their memory banks. Come on, it was chessy but
ther music was fun! New Romantics! Live Aid! Kylie! Yes, even
Kylie is here.
Lyrics
When the introduction sets out it's intention with "Are
you young and hungry for music and lyrics? Have a lot of favorite
songs? Are you a party animal?" you just know this isn't
a stuffy website. Rammed full of artists popular and erm....
unpopular, you can find out lyrics of any type, from the obvious
(Nirvana, Beatles) to some gems (McClusky, Dillinger Escape Plan),
there are just TONS of artists to wade through. Part of the duble.com
website.
SearchMusicNetwork.com
Contains links to general music sites in easy to search categories,
including Anti-Music, Charts, Education, Music Videos, Reviews
and much more. Having a thumbnail of each site's frontpage is
a nice touch.
SoundsFamiliar.Info
Advert database - with TV commericals mining a wealth of songs
to soundtrack their products & services, have you ever wondered
which artist was used? With The Pixies selling Wandadoo and The
Kinks offering their soul to HP, it's a handy and informative
searching tool.
Gooism.com
Contains various Blogs and mp3 remixes. Many of the remixes merge
Cartman from South Park with Eminem to varying success. Check
out the "Writings of Goo" blog for some open minded
theories.
Zeen.com
Directory "helping you to increase your site’s traffic
and expose your products or services to an ever-expanding website
community"
RockOnTheNet.com
Large music resource with charts and artist info, it's very up-to-date
and excellent for researching purposes.
SortMusic.com
Detailed resource centre for many bands including discographies,
lyrics, midi files, wallpapers. etc. Sift through the different
musical genres artists and there are a decent array of Rock bands
to check out.
Rockmine.music.co.uk
Music Trivia
All kinds of pop & rock trivia from UK #1 singles since the
fifties to "Get a proper job" - people who have given
up being actors, models, even sheet metal workers to be rock
stars.
SongFacts.com
Have you ever wondered what Pantera's 'Flood' is about? (Answer:
a flood that comes and ends mankind) or wanted to learn the "anal
cavity is 4 degrees warmer than the vaginal" by analysing
Tool's 'Four Degrees'? Then spend hours searching through thousands
of songs to find their meanings.
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As much as Commercial Pop Music is suffering a slump
in recent years, I just can't help but love these pop sites.
Popbitch.com
Deliciously biting pop music gossip posted on a weekly basis.
There's a full Popbitch email every Thursday for the converted.
Addictive.
Popjustice.co.uk
I stumbled across this pro-pop/anti-rock site by acident, but
I'm glad I did as it's on-the-money remarks and speculations
are irrelevant and fun reading.
BBC
Top 40 Singles Chart
The weekly UK chart rundown, which despite myself not buying
a single for several years, still want to know what everyone
else is buying.
Billboard
Top 100 Album Chart
What are the American's buying? Judging by their habits, lots
of hip hop.
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Giving props to unsigned/undiscovered artists on the
net.
TheMusicBroker.net
Forward-thinking site that hand-delivers the best unsigned talent
to the heart of the Entertainment industry. Artists can join
up and stand more chance of success within the cut-throat music
industry.
Entertainment
Live UK
Similar sounding name to this site, this is "a service for
unsigned musicians, young and young at heart." Loads of
information about live venues, which bands are playing and where
to catch them live.
Pralay.org
This is interesting, a rock band from India - not exactly a hotbed
for world-known RAWK bands but Pralay are different, becoming
the first Indian band to have music released in the US, impressively
the debut CD was shortlisted for the 2003 Grammy Awards.
ThinkFloyd.net
Tribute band of - yes you guessed correctly! - Pink Floyd who
tour the UK playing to audiences who got fed up waiting for the
real Floyd to get off their arses and play again. Actually, this
tribute band are probably better than real deal nowadays, great
musicianship and very close to the original sound.
TheBetterWorld.com
Rock band The Better World who in their own words describe themselves
as writing "compelling lyrics and powerful guitar riffs
formulate this band's new and rnddiveting sound" - you can't
argue with that!
Eighties
Matchbox B-Line
Man, what a high energetic collective coming straight out of
Brighton UK mixing dirty, distorted Punk/Garage rock. Discography
includes the "Horse Of The Dog" album and the deftly
titled "Celebrate Your Mother" single.
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The Ashes
West London rock band formed by Andy Bradley, who in their own
words: "play many old favourites and a few new ones, all
with a hard edge - guaranteed to go down well at any venue".
Catch them out on Lemonrock.com with latest news and where they
will be gigging next.
The
Loves
Four piece rock band, twisting Trainspotting artwork into their
own image, lots of songs to listen to and plenty of love to go
around.
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Forget the music, here are some "interesting"
sites I have been known to wander through sometimes.
BoreMe.com
This site is totally addictive - viral emails that get passed
around are achived on the aptly named BoreMe, a timewaster of
sexy movies, dodgy photos and funny texts. Click on "Bore
Me Rigid" for the X-Rated version if you are man enough.
YouTube.com
Of the same ilk as BoreMe.com, users post all kinds of videos
ususlly venturing on the funny or sexy side.
Dumpalink.com
Yet another movie archive, with the slogan "we do the surfing,
so you don't have to"
ChavTowns.co.uk
For those unfamilar with the British way of life, in recent years
there has been an explosion of CHAVS, a term used to bracket
young, clueless individuals who wear knockoff sportswear, burberry
caps, listen to 50 Cent and hang around town shopping centres.
These people have been around for years, but only recently are
they media attention. No town in Britain can escape the Chav;
be afraid, be very afraid.....
The Simpsons
Archive
The definitive archive for reading up on every episode of animation
series The Simpsons. The attention to detail is astounding, with
every possible quote, reference, dialogue and pieces of trivia
documented. In terms of effort, you'd expect nothing less for
one of television's greatest shows.
TelevisionWithoutPity.com
Highly detailed reviews of the latest television dramas ranging
from 24 to Lost. Includes regularly attended forums and opinion
polls.
HuhCorp.com
The most honest e-solutions website in the world. Some titbits
of guru info include "Most consulting companies just provide
regular marketing solutions. Not us. We provide groundbreaking
solutions." "Our web site will make you think we know
what we're doing." & "Our marketing professionals
are constantly coming up with new ways to make you feel inferior
and stupid. Because you are."
YouSendIt.com
Useful site for sending HUGE sized files that most email sites
cannot handle. The file will be stored by YouSendIt without ever
filling up your recipient's mailbox. Then, it automatically emails
your recipient a link to your file stored on our server
AgonyBooth.com
Champions of carrying out "ongoing inquisition into some
of the worst movies humanity has to offer", the Agony Booth
offers very detailed analysis of films most people should not
watch, including 'Mr T: The Animation Series' and '3000 Miles
From Graceland'. Also has a "Download" page of tasty
treats including Hulk Hogan's stomach churning singing.
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Alongside the usual music news and reviews, the 'Alternative
Rock Review' domain also hosts the following websites:
Oak Records
- Home of Pulse120
The music of London ambient/trance artist Justin Collings on-line
The
Hillingdon Zone
A links page dedicated to the Webmaster's home town, a borough
in West London, England
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