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You're probably right. I'll be dead by then. That makes me glad to hear.

I was listening to Pantera today, like, mannn the screaming (growling w/)e is good, like, it has to express emotion I think, like, in Atreyu it's used good, the screaming is really hardcore, and the singing is nice reasonable sounding lyrics.. The Crimson is a great example!

I figure this is worth a bump, mostly 'cause of how bloody awesome it is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlKH-ax2IkI

1976: 1. The Residents - The Third Reich 'n Roll Maybe their second best after "Not Available", although they've got plenty of good stuff to choose from. Great album. 2. The Modern Lovers - The Modern Lovers A near-perfect rock 'n' roll album that seems to age astonishingly well. It's been...

Seconded.

I like Coldplay o.o

Ah, see? That's much better. :)

And how do they know that before they've experimented? It's not a great album but it's far from bad.

Definitely my favourite of the solo albums. Ive had a hard time getting into either Ghostface or Raekwon's solo albums. Although, I do like Only Built 4 Cuban Linx and Fishscale. I love a lot of what Meth has put out on his own as well.

The Boss would rule, in Jersey too

Ian Fraser Kilmister.

I think the US ruled most of the 90's, well half until grunge died with Kurt Cobain and Britpop became huge

From I Married Marge: Homer: Where's my baby? Patty (or Selma- forget which): Right where ya left it. (points to Marge's belly) Homer: Shut up. Patty (again, forget which): Hey, listen- Homer: No, YOU listen! This is my wife, and this is my kid, and I'm paying for this delivery, so if...

Oh... this is one of those "controversial" lists. I gotcha ;)

1."Cruel Angel Thesis" by Yoko Takahashi (Neon Genesis Evangelion) 2."We Are!" by Hiroshi Kitadani/The Straw Hat Pirates/Dong Bang Shin Ki (Tohoshinki) (One Piece) 3."Asterisk" by Orange Range (Bleach) 4."Again" by Yui (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) 5."Hakanaku mo Towa no Kanashi" by...

No im being a nice person and giving him the benefit of the doubt, like everyone else should.

My favorites are: Dave Mustaine Kirk Hammett John Frusciante Robb Flynn Slash

Attention: moRAB, move this to the right genre i wasn't sure about which one it should be in. Anyways, i heard landed by bend folRAB yesterday and thought it was a great piece. Mixing the stylings of keane and elton john really in essence. Just wondered if anyone else had heard it/had opinion?

My labia just shriveled up a bit.

Music's good for me any time really except when I'm out and about. Otherwise, I'm listening to something or another pretty much constantly.