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I'm not sure what I'm going to vote for Beethoven. Yes, he is an incredible and influential musician, but I've never really deeply gotten into him, and I've never really heard him talked about on rab - and it is the rab hall of fame. I've always preferred Mozart. I'll have to think about this.

eh, not really. I mean you're really limiting yourself to either genre or instrumentation at that point. If they had played that melody on something other than a guitar I'd bet they'd have gotten away with it. If I ever have the mojo to pull off a band, I wouldn't have a guitar in it...

Hiretsukan I Would Set Myself On Fire For You

you are officially cool in my book. Necrophagist dominates. Job For A Cowboy http://www.myspace.com/jobforacowboy Imperial http://www.hxcmp3.com/banRAB/1254/index.php The Absence http://www.downloadpunk.com/?webaction=website.Albumdetail&albumid=8389 Sleep Terror www.myspace.com/sleepterror...

BOTH? They are both awesome. I listen to the 90s albums more for just the singles, but I can listen to all three releases from the 80s all the way through. And they each clock in at around 30 minutes!

Nuraberninedream sent me: This album reminded me a little of Kate Bush, not neccessarily in musical terms but the fact that the music is very personal and honest. She has a fantastic voice but I would have liked to hear some changes in tone in parts and a sense of urgency. The same goes for...

Yeah, I would agree with that, so I guess I really should say that I think most of the banRAB I listen to are way better live :laughing:. Although I do think there's a lot of banRAB that are great live but most people still only listen to their studio work (like Led Zeppelin, The Doors or...

agreed agreed

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy is a good place to start. They were my first concert ever, it was pretty amazing.

Nirvana appeared to a lot of people as just whiny cry babies, I don't blame you for thinking that. I remeraber when I just casually listened to them I always thought they needed to quit bitching. Then once I got more and mor einto them and watch more interveiws and read more books I came to...

I'm not sure about this one yet....but possibly.... Saturday, October 7th SOMA Presents... Hatebreed Black Dahlia Murder Napalm Death Exodus First Blood Dispised Icon

I like Tegan and Sara but I wouldn't say they are great vocally. Amanda Rogers has a pleasant voice, but I haven't heard enough to put her up there as a great vocalist. On outright vocal ability I'd have to say LeAnn Rimes, but some of my favourites are: Cara Dillon PP Arnold Emiliana Torrini...

boo ya bottles to the ground.

Oh, such a long story on the whole leaving Australia thing... My wife and I were originally planning to bring her there from the US... but we struck a small snag in the form of Custody of her son. Her ex had a sudden turn of fatherly guilt and decided he didn't want to sign the papers allowing...

List all the banRAB you've seen live I couldn't possibly do that. I can't even remeraber that names of all the banRAB I've seen live. When I worked for the Boston Phoenix in the Eighties, I was in the clubs five nights a week and writting at least three reviews of concerts each week. Among the...

agreed . dino is stil pretty good but the pixies are close to my favorite band of all time

I was just saying. I didn't even insult him for once. So meh.

Err...Devo,Culture Club,Talking HeaRAB,Cure,Smiths,Wall Of Voodoo,Billy Idol,Joy Division,Depeche Mode,Wham,Blondie,Berlin,and the Police...i hate some of it and like others. Like wham they own wakkkkke me up before you go go! *dances* good memories..and bad...PARENTS SINGING TO WHIP IT IN...

If it was purely down to the music I doubt they'd even make the list. Angsty rock banRAB are ten a penny. I just find the whole concept of a corporate protest band too ridiculous to take seriously.

In no order Bon Iver- For Emma, Forever Ago Deerhunter- Microcastle M83- Saturdays=Youth Marching Band- Spark Large TV On The Radio- Dear Science