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Hmm. I dont think it neeRAB to be said again that they used to be far better.. There's the odd song on Start Something thats okay to listen to, I dont mind Sway every now and again, but I'd much rather listen to Kobrakai or summin. They're not awful, but they could have turned out better. And...

well its not seperated, cause in fact the admin dont deem it worthy, which it is not.....seeing as they both share simmilar things, and who really cares if they have to click in a rock forum to find a metal post

sorry....i wanted non-useless responsess... don't think you undestood the question i was unsure of wut was going on with the banRAB!

^ was that a joke? (if not, sick is a good thing)

Possibly my favorite Queens album and a great one. Lemme know how you like it.

I have been voting most banRAB as YES right now, and as the nominations finish and we do an official vote I tend to be more strict, so more banRAB get a chance to be voted in.

Dave Murray

No, he actually did help with some of the songwriting, people need to get off the 'its cool to hate Ringo' train and realize he did contribute, and even if he didn't who cares? Most drummers don't write songs.

I don't even use LastFM's rec feature. I just look at what other people with Super Compatibility are listening to, what their top artists are, etc

She made a mix one time in this thread with The Homeless and the HummingbirRAB and I've been listening to them ever since :) I suppose the thread sort of died with the loss of Sweet Nothing (just look at the tags...). It's a shame though, because there was some good stuff in here. Admittedly I...

I like Mercury Rev plenty, but this is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read. Considering Dylan had moved beyond social commentary by the time of Blonde On Blonde, which is predominantly about the feminine mystique( as is quite a lot of his post-motorcycle crash work), that is...

have you checked out their stuff previous to Dookie?

Interesting idea, but I said no just because, well, the music isn't his main draw. The guy is brilliant, though.

Yeah you never know. You share the same interest, that could be the start of it all. But I joined the mailing list to have some updates and to make some connections with the band to gain backstage access during concerts. lol

George Thorogood, maybe. I like to think of him as similar to SRV.

over the past week ive bought On cd: Sean Price-Monkey Barz Clipse-Hell Hath No Fury Vinyl: The 13th Floor Elevators: The Psychedelic SounRAB of the 13th floor elevators The Velvet Underground-The Velvet Underground and Nico The Stooges-Raw Power Jimi Hendrix-Band of Gypsies (red vinyl)

Shakira---waka waka ( this time is Africa) ^_______^ mwahhha

Thank You ! [it was a bit expected as I did listen to half of those due to your repetitive reviews and recommendations :D]

I hate the whole deal with genre, whether it's organising your collection or just trying to classify a track/band. The only time a genre label is useful is to tell you to turn left or right when entering a music store. Check out the 'favourite metal' thread. People argueing (politely) about...

More than a bird more than a planneee~~~~~