Chimaira
Nile
8FS
Hogorth
Sex Pistols
CoF
Human Instinct
Slayer
Gwar
WASP
Napalm Death
Entombed

Thursday
Glassjaw
Finch
Refused
The Mint Chicks
Stylus
Indicator Dogs
The Rabble
Six Day War
Fourth Member
Stardrunk
Christiansen
At the Drive In

brujeria
napal death
deicide
death in a jar
killswitch engage
pantera
pleymo
soulfly
meshuggah
britney spears

Thumbs up to Kobraki and Shore.

Thursday
Cave In
Thrice
Poison The Well
Shihad
30 Called Arson
Herbie Hancock
Funeral For A Friend
The WBC
Lamb Of God
Five Pointe O

etc...

Does anyone actually read these?

Elliot Smith - I'd never heard of the guy until I read about his death on this website, and I thought I’d listen to a few of his songs, anyway I can't get enough of him, I’ve bought XO and either/or and I’m kicking myself that I only found out about him now he’s passed away.
Joe Strummer + the Mescaleros - Been listening to a lot of radio lately (summer job working at the freezing works and listening to music is the only thing to stop the boredom of work). I've heard his new songs quite a bit and have really been enjoying him as well. (What with all the good ones dieing)
Nick Drake - After reading up on Elliot Smith, I looked at his influences and I found this guy was very influential, and decided to listen to what he’s like and really enjoying his songs. I'm really enjoying that "Singer/songwriter" sound at the moment.
Radiohead - just purchased their new album and I’m enjoying it a lot more that the last two albums they bought out. I think they are back on the right track again; I’m really diggin 2+2=5.
The Darkness - Who isn't? I am joining the band-wagon on this one.
Ben Folds Five - Dusted off there first album the other day and like every time I listen to them, I can't believe how good they sound.
degrees.K - Great band, great CD. CD very rarely leaves my CD player.

Small Brown Bike .. yeah.. still

not all bands -

Peaches
Sleater Kinney
Jack Off Jill
The Magnetic Fields
Robbie Williams
The Amazombies
The Distillers
Le Tigre
Bikini Kill
Rancid
Duran Duran

I've always been a fan of Oasis, but since Be Here Now (which brought them to Chile) my Oasismania decline a lot.
Two weeks ago, I bought the DVD Familiar To Millions... DUDE, These guys ROCK!!!
The live show is so fucking cool... FUCKING IN THE BUSHES is the intro, man, I gotta tell you:
NEVER HEARD A BETTER INTRO FOR A CONCERT!!!

My list:
Beatles (Everyday and never get bored of it)
Vines
Oasis
The Music (awesome, great music, great riffs)
The Coral
Death In Vegas
Muse
Outkast (never been a fan of hip-hop, but this band is different)
Rufus Wainwright
Stone Roses
Turbonegro (it's great the contrast between image and music)
Velvet Underground

M.O.D
Dark Angel
Children of Bodom
Naplam Death
Amon Amarth
Anaal Nathrakh
Iced Earth

the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. didn't like them at first much - a little too "i'm hurt look at me" + obvious Sonic Youth elements, but really really really into them now. awesome awesome guitar, very stripped down sound but still very lush. yum. rock with power and direction. yum.