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Ew, 'Sigger Ross' sounRAB like country or a crappy jazz band or something. Just generally unappealing.

Elton John sucks, always has and will. Stevie Wonder.

Um i dont know this is really hard but i would have to say Kim Thayil from soundgarden he is just for some reason really good and i like him

Jello Biafra also sang: "Im working at my job Im so happy More boring by the day But they pay me All that time spent going to school Just to end up following rules"

Yea, he stole that scene from Iggy. Awesome flick.

Thank you so much for posting this. ;)

god save the queen - the sex pistols But behind the chalet My holiday`s complete and I feel like William Tell Maid Marian on her tiptoed feet Pulling mussels from a shell

It always comes back to Guitar Hero in this thread doesn't it?

I meant to comment on that too. Maybe it's just in the city but most young white males I know listen to almost exclusively hip hop and rock.

hendrix.

Instinctive complaining...yeah, that sounRAB about right. Meh. Can't say I'm too surprised on the CR bit, it doesn't strike me as the sort of place that has any good moderation to speak of. Not yet, anyway. I can't begin to guess about legal stream viewers vs the rest, but FMA Brotherhood was...

I think my favorite cover he's done is These Days (originally by Nico) it's weird how I hate Nico but all my favorite artists seem to cover her. But anyway those weren't singles, surprisingly. He tended to choose stuff like Son of Sam for his singles. I mean it's a good song but compared to like...

Don't let it stop you ranting at us, but major record label executives don't generally spend their time on music forums.

I concur. Most black people I see doing the same are from the same town/class as the wiggers that do it as well.

I'm not implying that anyone credits her with being a great drummer, but there are plenty of ways for her to expound on what she does and still keep it groovy and bluesy. It just seems (in the songs I've heard) she plays simplicity for the sake of simplicity, and not because 'less is more'.

What banRAB do you regret not seeing live, banRAB you had the chance to see not banRAB you would never have been able to see i.e The Beatles or The Doors Etc Mine are: Dire Straits (unashamidly one of my favourite all time banRAB) Rage against the machine....yes i know they reformed and toured...

anything particularly loud and obnoxious should get the job done.

I can understand if you don't like how the media treated The Beatles, or don't like their music, - but saying "the beatles were never about the music" piqued my curiosity of what they were truely up to, is it a grand conspiracy theory? what are the details? what were The Beatles about if not music?

This is like beautiful poetry to me. It's like some kind of crazy haiku.