My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult. I was so into this band and knew so much about their music that I made my very own page dedicated to this band. Up there you will see my own discography as well as a list of links of better Thrill Kill webpages than mine. 
Garbage is a very cool band with an awesome offical website! I got into this band my freshman year in high school and I still love their music. Songs you've probably heard of theirs are "Stupid Girl", "I think I'm paranoid", "Special", and a few others. If you heard them back in 1995 when I started listening, you may have heard "Queer" or "I'm only happy when it rains".
Nine Inch Nails is powered by Trent Reznor. The music is sort of industrial techno, but I'm sure you've heard some of NIN's songs before, like "Head Like a Hole", "Closer", "Hurt", or from the newest album Fragile, "Into the Void." My favorite albums are Pretty Hate Machine and Fragile.
>Take the Nine Inch Nails Purity Test! I didn't design this test, but I stumbled upon it and I think it's great if you're a NIN fan. I scored a "Four Inches" on it.
Rage Against the Machine is a rhythmically excellent band. Sure, their music can be a little loud and very vulgar at times, but to me it's worth it. I like the band for their music including the vocal rhythm. Probably their most popular song is "Bulls On Parade".
R.E.M. is one of the best and most classic of the modern bands. They've been around for 20+ years and are still producing excellent music. Some of my favorite R.E.M albums are Eponymous, Monster, Automatic for the People, and Up, but I like all of them!
Rusted Root is about as folk music-esque as my music tastes will span. Even though they can be very folky and country-ish, they are a superb band, especially the drums! Rusted Root is one of those bands that's really good about using a lot of instruments effectively and musically, and they acutally give the percussion a much bigger role than just the backbeat. (You can see why I like them!) Their best album is without a doubt When I Woke. Probably the song you heard the most of is "Send Me On My Way".
Guster. Guster is another band that is really good musically. It combines instruments very well, especially the percussion. When people told me that the drummer didn't use sticks, I didn't believe them until I saw them live! It was quite a sight to see those cymbals ringing just from the slam of a hand. This band is definitely best when seen live.
Leftfield is a british techno/club band. Very cool band, with a very cool website. It uses music on the intro page, but uses it well, which is rare. :) I got into this band from the Trainspotting soundtrack. Leftfield's music is very techno, but more in a relaxing or spacy sort of way than a dance way. Still, the songs aren't too slow, and nor are they too repetitive. (A common problem with techno.)
Project NIM
Morphine
| Song | Artist |
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Pumpkin And Honey Bunny Miserlou |
Dick Dale & His Del-Tones |
| Royale with Cheese | |
| Jungle Boogie | Kool & the Gang |
| Let's Stay Together | Al Green |
| Bustin' Surfboards | Tornadoes |
| Lonesome Town | Ricky Nelson |
| Son of a Preacher Man | Dusty Springfield |
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Zed's Dead, Baby Bullwinkle Part II |
The Centurians |
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Jack Rabbit Slims Twist Contest You Can Never Tell |
Chuck Berry |
| Girl, You'll be a Woman | Urge Overkill |
| If Love is a Red Dress (hang me in rags) | Maria McKee |
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Bring in the Gimp Comanche |
The Revels |
| Flowers on the Wall | The Startler Brothers |
| Personality Goes A Long Way | |
| Surf Rider | The Lively Ones |
| Ezkiel 25:17 |
