name: Daylight22
location: Newark, Delaware
age: 25

1. What was the first record you bought? "In My Tribe" 10,000 Maniacs



2. Who is your all-time favorite band or artist? Stevie Nicks (with or without Fleetwood Mac)

3. Did someone in your life influence your taste in music? My parents

4. What was the first concert you went to? Fleetwood Mac at The Spectrum in Philadelphia in 1987.

5. What was the last? Yeah Yeah Yeahs in Philadelphia in April

6. Favorite concert memory? I met a couple at a Stevie Nicks concert in Reading, PA on September 9, 2001, that had met almost 20 years earlier at a SN concert, which I thought was so ****ing cool. I was in the front row and I cried because I'm a huge **** when it comes to concerts and heros and the like.

7. What is the most embarrassing CD in your collection? "Forever" by ****e Girls



8. What was the last album that you bought?

9. Is there a band or artist that you cannot stand? James Blunt

10. What are the 5 (only 5) albums that you would bring if you were going to be stuck on a deserted island?

"Live Through This" by Hole
"Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac
"PopArt" by the Pet Shop Boys
"Hardcore" by Pulp
"Immaculate Collection" by Madonna

11. Recommend an album to the KR gang and tell us why we need to hear this album. "The Real Ramona" by Throwing Muses. It is truely the most exciting album ever created.

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You shouldn't be embarassed about the ****e Girls!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry, I typed that **** in no-time at work yesterday, so allow me to add more on Throwing Muses:

For those of you who don't know, Throwing Muses was founded by Kristen Hersh (50 Foot Wave) and her step sister Tanya Donelly (Belly, Breeders) and depending on who you ask, they are either wildly popular or pathetically obscure; although I'd prefer the former to be true, the latter is more fitting.

Their first few albums, Hunk Papa and House Tornado especially, were a rare hybrid of subtle post-punk rock and sugary pop. Their 1991 album, The Real Ramona, though, is sublime. I think it was the last Donelly did with the group before starting the Breeders and Belly. From start to finish it is one of the most consistant albums ever made, and 15, 16, 17 years later it's still just as wonderous.

Check out: 'Ellen West', 'Not Too Soon', 'Counting Backwards'

And yes, I own 'Forever'. And I will burn because of it, I'm sure. But I know some of you ****s own it too, so don't hide your love for Posh.

Also, I meant "This is Hardcore" as the title for the Pulp album...

And I'm currently listening to Pet Shop Boys 'fundamental' which I illegally downloaded AND THEN PAID FOR IMPORT STYLE via AMazon.com. A wonderful album. Too bad it will probably tank in this miserable country.

But yes, moral of the story, check out Throwing Muses. You can actually download FREE music from their website -- it's 50 Foot Wave but it's probably what TM would sound like in 2006.

Also, if you dont know Belly or the pre-Last Splash Breeders or Tanya Donelly solo, do yourself a favor and check them out.

I <3 the ****e Girls.

Thx for the info on Throwing Muses, I've always wondered about them.

oh yes...The Mac