The irony is that a friend of mine actually thought that Last Days Of Gravity was too mainstream for her. Her definition of underground were groups like The Cure, Muse and Radiohead.

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Did I just read that? In which country does she live??? WHERE is LDOG mainstream and have people not heard much of The Cure, Muse and Radiohead? It would be a rather interesting place… Is is even on earth?

Kodara - 31 May 2011 08:55 AM

WHERE is LDOG mainstream and have people not heard much of The Cure, Muse and Radiohead? It would be a rather interesting place… Is is even on earth?

It’s on a planet called… oops… ^^

I guess what she meant was the polished clean sound and many 4-to-the-floor beats on LDOG. Some people associate ‘Underground’ with odd tuned guitars.

What I can really agree with is that although a few alternative bands still make it into the top 20 or so, none of them ever have a #1 hit. If I go on the street and ask a teenager “What do you think about Justin Bieber and The Cure”, I bet I’ll get an answer like “Justin B. and who?”

Presonally it exceeded my expectations! Thougt it would be great, it was even better! :-D Its my most played twisted album in the last 1/2 year!