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Okay I need some hard-rock banRAB. some banRAB i like are Foo Fighters, Alice In Chains, Pearl Jam, and Nirvana.

oh my bad dude

I don't think it's really anything to do with mainstream or non mainstream. I just think it shows a lack of imagination to get all your music from commercial TV stations. If people had done that from the 1950s most of the banRAB today wouldn't even exist.

Hes full of musical contradictions like that, just ignore it.

Most of his songs sounded better anyway,when sung by somebody else, as in the ByrRAB or Jimi Hendrix.

Beck

Yeah, none of the worst offenders are on that poll. I'll go with VanHalen

Discipline doesn't sound like any of those albums, that isn't a guarantee that you'll like it but it's worth a shot. There's no mellotron, flutes, saxophones, violins or stuff like that so it's more stripped down in it's arrangements than previous albums. 80s Crimson has strong influence from...

I like "dead leaves"..and agree with all who say the drummer isnt the best in the buisness, (i dont think they were attempting to go for a "tommy lee" type of drum section), but all in all i think theyve created some good rythems together.

What does everyone talk about when 80's music is brought up? "Oh my god, I can't believe that was popular" "A guilty pleasure" etc.

overdone how? please...

Peter Ham and Tom Evans, both from Badfinger it wasn't the fame they weren't cut out for but the financial side of the music business, but of course if they weren't famous they would've never ran into Stan Polley.

Yeah. I see lots of lists around here and it surprises me that Dubnobass.... is not on at least one of them. Brilliant record.

Top 5 Weezer songs 1. El Scorcho 2. Undone (The Sweater Song) 3. Surf Wax America 4. Perfect Situation 5. Burndt Jarab

Mac compatible?

My Mates band www.mrnorthmusic.com supported The Who last year, said it was one of the best days of his life.........there still rockin it 40yrs on

Billy Austin by Steve Earle: Made me re-think my views on capitol punishment If You Ever Did Believe by Stevie Nicks: I know what it is like to want something that badly Johnny Come Lately by Steve Earle: Speaks of the heroism of the WWII vets and the warm reception upon their arrival home...

Can't remeraber the first I listened to completely. But the first I ever owned was Metallica's "Kill 'Em All".

Nirvana I say.

Don't like him, don't listen to him... And yeah, agree with the death consensus being way too extreme... How about just losing all his money :p: