I listened to "eraser".
Pretty cool stuff. Moody. Reminds me of Radiohead, Weezer, and Beck with a touch of Pink Floyd. Good backing vocals, and an interesting thick-sounding guitar sound. And from what I can hear, the drums sound pretty natural and punchy. A good engineering job on the individual instruments, and on the arrangement (i.e. going from AM-radio to "full range"). I liked the fake "vinyl dust" sound, although it'll go over the heads of anyone under 20ish.
On the down side, the whole thing seems to be lacking top end to me. There's something "muffled" about the entire mix. Dunno, it might be my system, but I don't notice the same thing with most of the mp3s I listen to.
YMMV.
One word of advice for sure about mp3.com: Many people use the "similar artists" category to help them find bands. It's one of the fastest ways to narrow down the tens of thousands of bands out there. If I'm into Melissa Etheridge, for example, I can type her name into a Simlar Artists search and start with bands that list her as a similar artist. You're missing out on a lot of traffic by not putting any artists in there.
Just my $0.02
[This message has been edited by CharlesThomas (edited 06-28-2000).]