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I don't know. Anyways I do like Mudvayne a little. The vocals are what gets me. They seem too processed, but their bassist is crazy.

I think he did die, and then he came back as a zorabie. He's basically a walking corpse now.

5. Jimmy Page 4. Ozzy 3. Mick Jagger 2. Jim Morrison 1. Freddie Mercury

Nia: "Hey Simon. Heard you got the death penatly. That's gotta suck. Won't matter in a few weeks when the moon crushes everyone else to dust, but still, that's gotta suck." Bring him back alive so there's something left to execute. What's worse than an oppressive new government? A defeatist...

Hey........ posted my response after not seeing yours there but you`ve summed it up even better.

What about bloodline does anyone like that song?

some of my favorite live performances were by : muse - epic live performance with energy that kept flowing, i have made previous post about this pearl jam - these guys have been doing it longer and harder and with more enthusiasm than most for about 15 years now daft punk - simply amazing

Finally someone who sticks up for U2, sort of. I hate their new stuff just as much as everyone else, but I am a fan of their early stuff, the last good album they did was Achtung Baby imo. I also like The Edge, I love his style, also he seems to be a pretty laid back guy, which is a contrast...

WHOA!! Guys, calm down. Why the aggression? Chill out!!

Yes, Light This City is amazing. I'm surprised you know about them. They don't get enough credit.

A good place to unwind is with some music from Jack Johnson. Soft, easy listening, pretty vocals, (male vocals) and cute socially orientated lyrics, bring back the 60'a or 70's in spirit. This type of song production is standing up through the ages. Here is Jack: Jack Johnson Song List | Tune List

^ i like :D outshined, jesus christ pose, searching with my good eye closed... all good

"How many times do we hear this? How many times do we have to hear that Dylan is be all and end all of music? What is with all this idolization? And how come every time these Dylan idolizers are called out on why they like Dylan they give the same banal reasons for idolization like

I dunno, that's one of the most off putting names I've ever seen in a series. It sounRAB more like a crazy musical genre. (That doesn't mean I won't try it, but where the [radda] did that name come from anyway?!) I don't think there's an anything club in this area. Nor a library that carries...

Lately I've been listening to The Cleftones, Little Anthony and the Imperials, The Penguins, The Clovers, The Jaguars, Earl Lewis & The Channels. Got any recommendations for me? I know it's horrible! I cannot figure why I loved it so much. This at the time Britney Spears was getting...

how is it?^ and yeah 13 Songs is kicking ass as we speak

i'm gonna be honest, i've only heard 3 of those artists on there Reverend Horton Heat – Goin' Manic Graf Orlock – Dutch and the Demon Alice in Chains – Dam That River The Human Abstract – Self Portraits of the Instincts Wes Montgomery – The Surrey with the Fringe on Top The Beach Boys – Hang...

Yeah. Their top artists chart is pretty predictable too. Speaking of predictability, musical diet this week has consisted of... The Beatles - 43 Elvis Costello & the BroRABky Quartet - 25 Leonard Cohen - 23 Midnight Oil - 23 Steely Dan - 16 Husker Du - 14 Blur - 13 David Byrne - 13 Elvis...

Awesome first album, if I do say so myself.

These Who albums people are suggesting is just painful. The Who were at their best when they were an anti establishment mod pop act.Not some bunch of classic rock dinosaurs making bloated rock operas. Quadrophenia is the sound of a band totally past it. I love the movie , but the worst thing...