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  1. WE'RE BAAAAAAAAACK! It's been a bit since our last go-around on this project, but it's time once again for the next iteration of the SBC Community Mixtape, the greatest music sharing series this side of Bikini Bottom. As we really get the momentum building on the halfway-point year of this decade, I say we ought to take the opportunity to bring some piss and vinegar into the moment. That is to say, it's time to...

    FIRE IT UP

    We've done at least one Mixtape that was all about chill music. Now, think that, but the complete opposite: songs you listen to when you want a pure adrenaline rush. The kind of stuff that makes you want to throw double middle fingers to the sky and scream "HELL YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH!" Or, in the parlance of the youths today, "LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO!" If it makes you feel like you just shot a mound of cocaine straight into your veins while chugging an entire water cooler's worth of Monster, and you now feel the urge to utterly crush it in the gym, it belongs in this mixtape. Bring your best!

    The rules:

    • There's no set length limits per submission, but try not to go too overboard.
    • Try to post your submissions using a Spotify playlist. If this is not possible for you, at least make sure that all of your submissions are available on Spotify.
    • Joke/troll entries can and most likely will be excluded.
    • No repeat entries (can't submit the same thing as somebody else).

    The deadline for submissions will be Saturday, January 25th. Now, do any of y'all know where I can buy a hell of a lot of Red Bull?

    Spoiler

    HawkbitAlpha:
    Rev Theory - Hell Yeah
    Creed - Overcome
    The Used - Take Me Away
    Amaranthe - Momentum
    Bring Me the Horizon - Kingslayer (ft. Babymetal)
    Pendulum - Showdown
    Pendulum - Self vs. Self (ft. In Flames)
    Riot - Overkill

     

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  2. Something I've realized in my time on the internet, especially over the last few years, is that there's a lot of programs and apps that I recommend to people on a regular basis, and for some of them, I'm the only person in my group who's using them. It didn't occur to me until now that it might be worth gathering all of my "special resources" into one big list. How about we solve that problem right now?

    Everything I'm about to list below is something that I use myself on a regular basis, and can generally vouch for as being safe. Still, especially when it comes to certain sites, always exercise caution with what you download, and always come armed with a good content blocker (hello, uBlock Origin). This list is also liable to grow in the future if I find more things worthy of recommendation.

    Let's roll!

    HAWK'S SPECIAL RESOURCES

    Le Internet

    • Discord - If I have to explain this one, what site are you on?
    • Floorp - My current main browser, a recent Firefox fork with some neat Vivaldi-like bells and whistles.
    • Waterfox -  My previous main browser for about a year until very recently, and an older Firefox fork with some additional privacy protections.
    • Steam - DOOOOOOOOONG

    Browser Extensions

    (These are for Firefox. Equivalent versions may or may not exist on Chrome-based browsers; I'll link to the devs' own sites where possible.)

    • uBlock Origin - The last truly good adblocker/content blocker, still capable of shutting down ads from Youtube and many other sites.
    • Dark Reader - Dark mode converter, works on most sites. Your eyes will thank you for getting rid of so many white backgrounds.
    • Shinigami Eyes - If you've ever seen Death Note, you get the idea: this extension color-codes sites, pages, and social media accounts that are known to be either pro-trans (green) or transphobic (red).
    • OneTab - A nice tab organizing and grouping tool.
    • I Don't Care About Cookies - Do you ever get tired of those popups that ask you to approve or reject browser cookies? Say goodbye to them!
    • Return Youtube Dislike - Needs no further explanation, I think.
    • Save WebP as PNG or JPEG - An antidote to the most hateful image file extension in existence.
    • Reverse Image Search - Adds Google Lens and multiple other search engines as an option in the context menu when you right-click on images.
    • Simple Translate - Allows you to use Google Translate on any page or selected block of text.
    • AHA Music - Sadly not available for Firefox, but I used this heavily when I was still on Brave and Opera. Lets you identify a song by a snippet of whatever is playing in your current tab. You can also upload a clip to the website itself.

    Security

    • Bitdefender Free Antivirus - After trying multiple different AVs over the years, this is the one I settled on back in 2022. Quite robust, if you're not a fan of using the one that comes with Windows.
    • ZoneAlarm Free Firewall - My go-to firewall since 2010.
    • Malwarebytes - Another very good AV, but instead of using it for actual real-time protection, I find that its standout feature is its free file scanning system. I've used it to clean all of my comps since 2011.

    Media Usage

    • Winamp - My daily music player of choice since 2017. It's pretty old, and looks the part, but still gets my love for being so visually customizable, including in the window layout.
    • Media Monkey - Less of a music player, and more of a full music library manager for professional applications.
    • VLC - The best video player.
    • DJV - Annoying to use as a daily driver for watching videos, but great for scanning video files frame-by-frame.
    • ImageGlass - Image viewer. A more capable replacement for Windows's built-in Photos app.

    Media Creation

    • Kdenlive - A fantasic video editor, basically a free alternative to Vegas.
    • OBS - The reigning king of screen recording software.
    • Handbrake - A video encoder/transcoder. Very useful for compressing, cutting, cropping, or converting videos.
    • Audacity - The classic audio editor.
    • Voicemeeter - A real-time audio mixing console.
    • Equalizer APO - Program for real-time modding of your audio for both input and output. (If you've ever wondered how I keep my mic clean of background noise despite having fans on all the time, it's by using this plugin on my mic in Equalizer APO.)
    • Kenku FM - A Discord-based program for streaming music, sound effects, and more through bots. Made for D&D and other tabletop games, but you can use it in a lot of different situations.

    If This Part Were Longer, It'd Probably Break Site Rules

    • qBittorrent - Ever used uTorrent or BitTorrent and wished they weren't loaded with ads? This is your answer!
    • Soulseek - A peer-to-peer file sharing program. Most useful for searching for files of obscure songs you can't find anywhere else.
    • JDownloader2 - Bulk downloader. This thing has made my life much easier on multiple occasions.
    • Universal Cyrillic Decoder - In case you download something from a Russian source, and all of the info is written in text you can't read.

    Miscellaneous

    • LibreOffice - A great free, open-source alternative to MS Office.
    • Notepad++ - Powerful, coding-oriented alternative to the standard Windows Notepad. I love it mainly for its multi-tabbing and advanced text search functions.
    • f.lux - A program that changes the color tones of your screen to adapt to the time of day, and heavily reduces blue light.
    • TeamViewer - For PC remote control. I use this when I need to control my computer away from home, or when someone else needs remote tech support.
    • Parsec - Like TeamViewer, but more oriented toward gaming, and less likely to scream at you when it thinks you're using a PC for "commercial" purposes.
    • 7-Zip - File manager, unzipper, archiver. Great for working with .zip, .rar, and other compressed files. Pretty much exactly like WinRAR, but utterly free.
    • Iriun - Lets you use your phone as a PC webcam.
    • Defraggler - For all of your defragging needs!
    • TreeSize - Storage space usage analysis program. If you ever want to free up some space on your drive, and need to identify what's hogging it up, this is what you need.
    • Fast Clicker - I don't remember where I found this one, but I've been using it since 2018. It does exactly what it says in the title.
    • Borderless Gaming - Sometimes, you get a pesky game or program that refuses to run in the screen setup you want. This usually solves that problem.
    • AntiMicroX - If you ever want to use a controller for a game, and said game doesn't support controllers at all, AntiMicroX lets you map your controller's inputs to your mouse and keyboard.

    Quality-of-Life Improvements

    • Open Shell - Replaces the awful "not-quite-mobile-UI" Windows start menus from 8 onwards with one more similar to the menus from Windows 7 and before.
    • Microsoft PowerToys - A utility suite for Windows power users.
    • Vencord - A plugin suite for Discord, absolutely loaded with useful features (including, as I mentioned in our server earlier, the ability to skip Youtube ads in the Discord embedded player) and QOL tweaks.
    • K-Lite Codec Pack - Makes it much easier to use a wide variety of video file formats in different programs, including Windows's default video players. Also comes with Media Player Classic (MPC-HC) as an optional extra install.
    • Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes All-in-One - If you've ever been annoyed at having to install some version of VCRedist for a program, this bundle includes every single one in a single download, with one install program.
    • Windows 7 Task Manager - Replaces the default Windows 10/11 Task Manager with the one from Windows 7.
    • Process Explorer - If the Windows 7 revival version just isn't enough, this is an even more powerful alternative to the Task Manager.
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  3. Hey, y'all! I've just finished several hours of file transferring and testing on SCF, all in the name of adding a couple of new treats to the server as part of our anniversary events. So, what's new?

    The first, and smaller of the two new additions is the Custom Heads plugin, which allows players to wear customized graphic blocks as helmets. This was a staple of classic SC, and one that was requested for SCF during our recent revisit of Spongecraftia. Which, speaking of...

    The much more important addition to the server is the Multiverse Core suite of plugins, which allows servers to utilize multiple maps, Nether and End counterparts included, as separate dimensions. This means that, while Outlandia has been restored as the server's primary world, we are excited to announce that...

    SPONGECRAFTIA IS BACK TO STAY!

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    This was something I had thought of pursuing when we first launched SCF, but didn't dare to try until now, thanks to everything I'd heard about the dangers of messing with Multiverse. Well, there would hardly be a better time to give it a shot than at this point in our community's history. With it done, the classic Spongecraftia, its Nether and End dimensions included, is now here for the long haul, and free for everyone to explore at their own leisure. Its main access point from Outlandia is a portal room hidden in Meko's Batcave beneath Twinleaf Town.

    Enjoy, y'all!

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  4. Get ready to enjoy your bottles and models, shawties, because it's time for the 20th iteration of the SBC Community Mixtape! This, of course, is a special edition, as it's coinciding with our celebration of 15 years of good old SBC. While Steel's Block Party 6 has taken on the theme of music over that span of time, here, we're going to parallel it with something slightly more specific:

    PARTY LIKE IT'S THE AUGHTS

    The late 2000s and early 2010s, when SBC first hit the internet, were the peak era for the kind of loud, pumping, synth-driven kind of party and club music that still rules dance floors and cruise ship deck parties to this day. Artists like Gaga, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Flo Rida, and Pitbull ruled this particular sound, and it traveled so far that even my run-down little home water park was blasting them on the daily. You couldn't escape it back then, and so, let's celebrate the sound of endless partying here!

    (I swear, we're going to do something other than a time period theme for the next one)

    The rules:

    • The goal for this theme: "party pop" from 2008 to 2013.
    • There's no set length limits per submission, but try not to go too overboard.
    • Try to post your submissions using a Spotify playlist. If this is not possible for you, at least make sure that all of your submissions are available on Spotify.
    • Joke/troll entries can and most likely will be excluded.
    • No repeat entries (can't submit the same thing as somebody else).

    This one will have the same submission deadline as Block Party 6: Friday, August 30th. Until then, I'm gonna ask the DJ to play something other than Dynamite.

    Spoiler

    HawkbitAlpha:
    Usher - More (Jimmy Joker/RedOne Remix)
    Pitbull - Give Me Everything
    Ne-Yo - Closer
    Rihanna - Disturbia
    Lady Gaga - Alejandro
    Jason Derulo - Ridin' Solo
    Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory

     

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  5. Good morning, world, and all who inhabit it! [falls down stairs]

    ...okay, ow. Anyway, welcome back to the SBC Community Mixtape, where we bring together only the best musics our members have to offer. I've woken up this morning feeling oddly nostalgic for a fairly recent point in time for music, and that's led me to finally decide on our next theme. At the risk of jinxing things, I've decided that, this time, we'll be recapturing the mood of:

    QUARANTINE BLUES

    No matter who you are, I think we can all agree that this time 4 years ago was some degree of exceptionally miserable. For that exact reason, one of the earlier Community Mixtapes was all about music we used to keep our stress levels down. This is a similar idea, but more specific: I want to get an idea of what all of y'all were listening to in order to preserve your sanity during the suffering that was the lockdown spring/summer of 2020. Whether it was new songs from the time, or older ones that you found yourself revisiting more than usual, our idea here is to make a bit of a time capsule. Let's have at it!

    The rules:

    • There's no set length limits per submission, but try not to go too overboard.
    • Try to post your submissions using a Spotify playlist. If this is not possible for you, at least make sure that all of your submissions are available on Spotify.
    • Joke/troll entries can and most likely will be excluded.
    • No repeat entries (can't submit the same thing as somebody else).

    The deadline for submissions will be next Saturday, August 3rd. Until then, I need to file a lawsuit against Pfizer for not giving me the 5G receptors that anti-vaxxers promised me.

    Spoiler

    HawkbitAlpha:
    Chris Stapleton - Might As Well Get Stoned
    Sturgill Simpson - All Around You
    Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now?
    Linkin Park, Kiiara - Heavy (feat. Kiiara)
    Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande - Rain On Me (with Ariana Grande)
    Dream Theater - Take the Time

    Steel Sponge:
    Taylor Swift - ‘tis the damn season
    The Killers - Caution
    Charli xcx - i finally understand
    Foals - Exits
    Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
    Linkin Park - Iridescent
    Coldplay - Violet Hill
    Joji - Run

    Jjs Goodman:
    The Naked And Famous - Young Blood
    The Script - The Man Who Can't Be Moved
    Coldplay - Hurts Like Heaven
    The Killers - Dying Breed

    SBManiac:
    They Might Be Giants - I Lost Thursday
    Dexys Midnight Runners - Tell Me When My Light Turns Green - 2000 Remaster
    Prince - In A Large Room With No Light - 2020 Remaster
    Car Seat Headrest - Something Soon
    Eglass beach - bedroom community
    Morfonica - Daylight -デイライト-
    SOPHIE - JUST LIKE WE NEVER SAID GOODBYE

    4EverGreen:
    Heart - What About Love?
    Heart - Never
    Heart - Alone
    Michael McDonald, Patti LaBelle - On My Own
    Michael McDonald - Sweet Freedom
    The Doobie Brothers, James Taylor - Takin' It to the Streets
    Aerosmith - Livin' On The Edge
    Green Day - Wake Me Up When September Ends
    Culture Club - Time (Clock of the Heart)
    4 Non Blondes - What's Up?

    Fred:
    Matchbox Twenty - Bright Lights
    ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man - 2008 Remaster
    Eddie Money - Take Me Home Tonight
    Passion Pit - Sleepyhead
    Avril Lavigne - Complicated
    The All-American Rejects - Gives You Hell
    Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take It

     

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  6. On 3/26/2024 at 2:45 PM, WhoBibbles said:

    have you made a progress on breaking bad :funny:

    Considering that I just took 2 months to respond to this post, that should tell you how good I am at committing to certain things, Breaking Bad included

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  7. Until now, I thought the Frontierlands map from the original SCF had been totally lost, but it looks like that isn't totally true. As it turns out, a few weeks after the server launched, for whatever reason, I had downloaded a local copy of the map to my PC, and I've now been able to retrieve it from my old hard drive. Dated July 24th, 2023, this is, as far as I know, the only surviving copy of the map to contain any of the builds that we made on the server. This is obviously a much earlier copy than we would've liked to have, but it's better than nothing, I'd say. If y'all want to indulge in a little nostalgia from last summer, here it is!

    DOWNLOAD HERE

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  8. Those of you who were regulars of SpongeCraft Frontiers in its first run last year will probably have fond memories of Littleroot Village, the NPC village that we took over and turned into the de facto capital of the server. Losing that town was the worst result of the deletion of the old map, and even with the reboot of SCF, we've been without a suitable replacement for it since... UNTIL NOW!

    Upon scanning the map around the spawn point, the SCF op team has decided on a new village for us pioneers to occupy. With that said, let's take the 3-minute minecart ride on the new rail connection from Truffleville pier...

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    ...and have a fresh look at...

    TWINLEAF TOWN

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    After a few hours of preparatory work, including building the customary protective village fence, placing torches, restructuring pathways, and other smaller decorative changes, the newly-named Twinleaf Town is now the first officially-incorporated municipality of new SCF. Situated on the boundary between a taiga biome and a beach, this picturesque little town faces directly onto a lake, and is in close proximity to multiple mineshafts.

    This weekend's event is set to take us into this very zone for a build competition, and personally, I plan on setting up a new homestead close by beforehand. Come check out the new town when you get the chance!

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  9. On 5/12/2024 at 11:12 PM, Dragonball Z said:

    Here's mine. / 1. "Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm. 2. "Hero" by Chad Kroeger and Josey Scott. 3. "This Love" by Maroon 5. 4. "She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5. "Really Makes Me Wonder" by Maroon 5. 6. "By The Way" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. 7. "The Zephyr Song" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. 8. "Dani California" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. 9. "Saving Grace" by Tom Petty. /

    I hope you enjoy my choices as much as I did coming up with them!

    ...did you even read the theme?

  10. What do we want? We want songs! How do we want them? In the form of the SBC Community Mixtape, for its 18th edition! As this project is now officially legal, maybe it's just a little ironic that, this time, we're going to be going with our most stereotypically adolescent theme yet. Get your best eyeshadow and black clothes ready, as we're going back to the 2000s to join...

    THE BLACK PARADE

    Yes, after 17 iterations of the Community Mixtape, it's time that we finally dig into the world of emo, post-hardcore, and more - the sounds that ruled the rock world in the early and mid-2000s, at least, as far as every emo and scene kid was concerned. MCR, The Used, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, Dashboard Confessional, Jimmy Eat World, Underoath, and so many more were the soundtrack to a lot of childhoods, including here, and it's now been long enough that we can call it nostalgic. Bring it on!

    The rules:

    • There's no set length limits per submission, but try not to go too overboard.
    • Try to post your submissions using a Spotify playlist. If this is not possible for you, at least make sure that all of your submissions are available on Spotify.
    • Joke/troll entries can and most likely will be excluded.
    • No repeat entries (can't submit the same thing as somebody else).

    The deadline for submissions will be next Saturday, May 18th. Until then, I have a Hot Topic run to make.

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  11. Welcome back to the mixing zone, my fellow SpongeBobbies, for the 17th edition of the SBC Community Mixtape! I hope y'all are ready for the Day of Black Sun today, but while the US is looking to the sky for the upcoming eclipse, we're once again firing up the good old PokeBlock blender of music to make our next combined concoction. This time, it's going to be with one of our most out-there themes yet, as we'll be...

    ROCKIN' THE BOWERY

    Allow me to introduce all of you to a little hole in the wall, previously located at 315 Bowery in NYC's East Village, called CBGB. Or, rather, I'll let the main character from the 2009 movie Bandslam explain:

    "CBGB: the nerve center of everything that mattered in music in the past 40 years. [...] Birthplace of punk! The Ramones, Patti Smith... Do you know how many times she must have spit on this floor? Bad Brains... Without CBGB, there'd be no Sex Pistols or The Clash, so U2 doesn't get inspired to form a band in Ireland. And the Killers don't hear U2 in Vegas, and decide to pick up guitars... The list is endless!"

    More to the point: CBGB was a famed music club in NYC that was the epicenter of punk and new wave. Just about every band you can think of from those particular scenes played there at some point. It closed in 2006, and has since been turned into a men's fashion store, but the music lives on.

    Can you tell where I'm going with this? The assignment for everyone this time is to find and add songs by artists that are known to have played at CBGB during its over 40-year lifespan. That list of artists is quite extensive, and to that end, I've taken the time to document them in the spoiler tab below:

    Spoiler

    This list of artists is taken from the most comprehensive source I could find, an archive site called CBGB Online. Since this catalogues every single band that's played at the club, many of them acts local to NYC, a lot of these will be far more obscure than others.

    This also may not be a fully comprehensive list. If there's an artist you want to add who isn't in this list, but who you can find evidence of having performed at CBGB, let me know.

     

    10,000 Maniacs
    3 Doors Down
    7 Year Bitch
    11th Dream Day
    AC/DC
    Afghan Whigs
    Against Me! - taken by Steel
    Agnostic Front
    Alan Jackson
    Alan Lanier
    Alex Chilton
    Alkaline Trio
    Angry Samoans
    Ani DiFranco
    Annie Golden
    Anthrax
    Atari Teenage Riot
    The B-52s
    Babes In Toyland  
    Baby Moon
    Bad Brains
    Bad Religion
    Bark Market
    Battalion of Saints
    Beastie Boys
    Ben Taylor
    Better Than Ezra
    Big and Rich
    Big Dipper
    Big Fat Pet Clams From Outer Space
    Billy Bragg
    Billy Corgan
    Biohazard
    Birdland
    The Black Crowes
    Black Jack Train
    The Bloodless Pharaohs
    Blondie
    Blues Traveler
    Body Count
    Borbetormagus
    Boredoms
    Boss Hog
    Breakfast Club
    The Breeders
    The Bronx
    Bruce Dickinson
    Bruce Springsteen
    Burn It Down
    Bush
    Bush Tetras
    Butthole Surfers
    Camper Van Beethoven
    Cardinal Woolsey
    The Cars
    Certain General
    Cheap Trick
    Cheap Perfume
    Chocolate Genius
    Chris Cornell
    Chris Stamey
    Chris Whitley
    Chrome Cranks
    Cibo Matto
    Circle Jerks
    Circus of Power
    CIV
    CKY
    Clutch
    The Colors
    Come
    Contortions
    Cop Shoot Cop
    Corrosion of Conformity - taken by Hawk
    Cowboy Junkies
    Cracker
    The Cramps
    Crisis
    Cro-Mags
    Crossfire Choir
    Crowded House
    Crumbsuckers
    The Cryers
    D Generation
    The Damned
    Dandy Warhols
    Dashboard Confessional
    Dave Matthews Band
    David Byrne
    David Johansen
    Davy Jones
    Dead Boys
    Dead Kennedys
    Dead Milkmen
    Deaf School
    Deadspot
    Defex
    Delinquents
    The Devil Wears Prada
    The Dickies
    The Dictators
    Didjits
    Dinosaur Jr.
    Disturbed
    Divine
    DNA with Arto Lindsay
    Don Caballero
    Down by Law
    Dream Syndicate
    Drive In Cryin
    Dripping Goss
    Drunk Tank
    Dumptruck
    Eddie Paul and the Make
    Eddie and the Hot Rods
    Eddie Vedder
    Edith Massey
    Elephant's Memory
    Elvis Costello
    Erasers
    Eruogression
    Everclear
    Eyehategod
    Face to Face
    False Prophets
    Fastball
    The Fat Lady Sings
    The Feelies
    Fiction Plane
    Fight
    Fire Bug
    Fishbone
    Fish Dog
    Flaming Lips
    Fleshtones
    Flipper
    Flyleaf
    Foetus
    Fossil
    Fuel
    Gang of Four
    Gavin Rossdale
    Geezer Butler
    George Thorogood  
    Georgia Satellites
    Giant Sand
    Giant Metal Insects
    Gibson Bros
    Gin Blossoms
    Girls Against Boys
    Glass Jaw
    Glen Buxton
    Go Betweens
    God is My Co-Pilot
    Godsmack
    Goldfinger
    Goo Goo Dolls
    Good Charlotte
    The Good Rats
    Gorilla Biscuits
    Government Issue
    Great Kat
    Green Apple QS
    Green Day- taken by Steel
    Guns N Roses
    Gumball
    The Gun Club
    Guster
    Hank Williams III
    Happy Mondays
    Headhunters
    The Heartbreakers
    Helen Wheels
    Helmet
    Henry Rollins
    Heroine Sheiks
    The Hives
    Hole
    Ian McCullough
    Ice-T
    Indigo Girls
    In Flames
    Interpol
    Iron Prostate
    J Masics
    Jackyl
    The Jam
    James Blood Ulmer
    Jayne County
    Jayhawks
    Jawbox
    Jeff Buckley
    Jello Biafra
    Jesse Malin
    The Jesus Lizard
    Jim Lauderdale
    Jimmie Dale Gilmore
    Joan Jett
    Joan Osbourne
    Joe Cool
    Joe Jackson - taken by Rebel
    John Belushi
    John Cale
    Johnny Thunders
    Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers
    Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
    Judge
    Juliana Hatfield
    Karen Black
    Kiss It Goodbye
    KMFDM
    The Knack- taken by Rebel
    Korn
    Kustomized
    L.A. Guns
    Laughing Dogs
    Laughing Hyenas
    Laura Branigan
    Leeway
    Lemonheads
    Leningrad Cowboys
    Lenny Kaye
    Letters to Cleo
    Libertines
    Life, Sex, and Death
    Life of Agony
    Linda Potatoes
    Lisa Loeb
    Live  
    Living Colour - taken by Hawk
    Liz Phair - taken by Hawk
    The Lordz
    Lou Reed
    Love Spit Love
    Luscious Jackson
    Ludichrist
    Lunachicks
    Lungfish
    Lush
    Lydia Lunch
    Madonna
    Manic Street Preachers
    Marianne Faithfull
    Marshall Crenshaw - taken by Rebel
    Material Issue
    Matisyahu
    Matt Haimovitz
    Matthew Sweet
    Meat Puppets
    Medeski Martin and Wood
    Medicine
    Melvins
    Mekons
    The Miamis
    Michael Cerveris
    Michael McDermott
    Michelle Shocked
    Mickey Dolenz
    Mighty Joe Young
    Mighty Mighty Bosstones
    Milk 'N' Cookies
    Milkwood
    Mindless Self Indulgence
    Mink DeVille
    The Misfits
    Missing Foundation
    Miracle Legion
    Modern English
    Moltov Cocktail
    Monster Magnet
    Mr. Big
    The Muffs
    Mule
    The Mumps
    Murphy's Law
    Nada Surf
    Napalm Death
    Nausea
    Nervus Rex
    Neurosis
    New Found Glory
    Nico
    The Nitecaps
    Norma Jean
    Nuclear Assault
    The Offspring
    Orchestra Luna
    Orangutang
    Our Lady Peace
    P.O.D.
    Pachinko
    Paley Brothers
    Patti Smith (Group) - taken by Steel
    Pavement
    Paw
    Pearl Jam
    Penny Wise
    Pete Yorn
    Pere Ubu
    Peter Tork
    Phantom Planet
    Pinball
    Pitchblend
    Pixies
    P.J. Harvey
    The Planets
    Plasmatics
    The Police
    Pond
    Poptart Monkeys
    Poster Children
    Prong
    Protein
    Psychedelic Furs
    Psycho Nurse
    Puddle of Mudd
    Pussy Galore
    Quicksand
    Queens of the Stone Age - taken by Prez
    Radiohead
    Raging Slab
    Railroad Jerk
    The Ramones
    Rana
    Rancid
    Rat At Rat R
    Ray Manzarek
    Red Hot Chili Peppers - taken by Steel
    Reducers
    The Replacements - taken by Rebel
    Revelons
    Ric Ocasek
    Ricanstruction
    Richard Hell and the Voidoids  
    Richard Lloyd
    Robert Gordon
    Rocket FTC
    Rods and Cones
    Rollins Band
    Romantics
    Ronnie Spector
    Rooney
    The Roots
    Royal Crescent Mob
    Rudies
    Rufus Wainwright
    Runaways
    Rusted Root
    Sahara Hot Nights
    Say Anything
    Scratch Acid
    Screamin' Jay Hawkins
    Sea Monster
    Sean Lennon
    Sebadoh
    Seed
    Sense Fail
    Sense Field
    Sham 69
    Shadows Fall
    Sheena and the Rokkets
    The Shirts
    Shoenan Knife
    Shooter Jennings
    Shrapnel
    Shwayze
    The Sic F*cks
    Sirsy
    Six Finger Satellite
    Sixpence None the Richer
    Skeleton Key
    Sketchbook
    Sleater-Kinney
    Sloan
    Slowdive
    Smash Mouth
    Smithereens
    Smoker Craft
    Social Distortion
    Soilent Green
    Solution AD
    Sonic Youth
    Soul Asylum
    Soul Coughing - taken by Prez
    Soundgarden
    Southern Culture
    Spacehog
    Spin Doctors - taken by Hawk
    Spinal Tap
    Split Enz
    Squeeze - taken by Rebel
    Staind
    The Star Spangles
    Steel Tips
    Stereophonics- taken by Steel
    Steve Forbert
    The Stilettos
    Still Suit
    The Stray Cats
    The Strokes
    Student Teachers
    Sub-Humans
    Sugar Ray
    The Sugarcubes
    Suicidal Tendencies
    Suicide
    Sum 41
    Swans
    Swerve Driver
    Sylvia Bullet
    Talking Heads
    Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
    Teenage Fanclub
    Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
    Teitur
    Testors
    They Might Be Giants
    Tish and Snooky
    The Toasters
    Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
    Tom Tom Club - taken by Steel
    Toadies
    Tool
    Too Much Joy
    The Tragically Hip - taken by Prez
    Trashcan Sinatras
    The Treble Boys
    Tripping Daisy
    Tuff Darts
    U.K. Subs
    The Undead
    Unrest
    Unsane
    Urge Overkill
    The Used
    Vanilla Ice
    Velocity Girl
    Velvet Mafia
    The Verve
    The Vines
    The Voidoids
    Voivod
    Volcano Suns
    The Waitresses
    The Walkabouts
    The Wallflowers - taken by Rebel
    Walter Steding
    Waltmink
    Warzone
    The Webb Brothers
    The Wedding Present
    Weezer
    White Zombie - taken by Hawk
    Xray Spex with Pollystyrne
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs
    Yoko Ono
    Yo La Tengo
    Youth of Today
    The Zero Boys

    The rules:

    • We're going to do this similar to Steel's Obama Block Party, in that, once someone has added at least one song by a given artist to their submissions, that artist is officially claimed, and can't be submitted by anyone else. I'll try and keep track of them in the list above.
    • To balance out the above, you can only have a maximum of six different artists in your submission.
    • Try to post your submissions using a Spotify playlist. If this is not possible for you, at least make sure that all of your submissions are available on Spotify.
    • Joke/troll entries can and most likely will be excluded.
    • No repeat entries (can't submit the same thing as somebody else).

    Tentative deadline for submissions is Saturday, April 13th. Now, can someone show me how to sneak into the secret abandoned CBGB bathrooms?

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