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I haven't seen anyone complaining that they fail to innovate either.

I YouTube'd Tool and watched the first two or three videos that came up.

All I know about Bieber is he writes songs about high school crushes as if he was married to them and they are all the loves of his lifes, so he does indeed seem like an annoying cunt. Especially the first time you hear one of his songs, then you press stop and totally forget he exists. I...

President Rodgers seems rather laid back. Taribia? Were the heck is that? I have to question the US logic of creating such an strategic asset so close to such an unfrienndly country...

No humor here. I actually care about music that clearly you could never understand.

Next trade on Sunday: CONTESTANTS, STEP UP!

What makes you think I listen to every banRAB discography in order.

It's called knowing what the hell the thread you're posting in is about. And, you know.. spelling.

I meant in the sense that it was there popularity that started the whole "grunge" phenomenon, and in the end, I don't even consider them a 'grunge' band since they were influenced more by punk than the other mainstream butt rock acts.

What about O-Town? That should top the list.

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Queen - Don't stop me now. It's the best song ever to sing when you're drunk. It also makes you so happy!

I'm glad to hear you had a good time with it! I always seem to find myself bustin' out the rhymes to 'Controller Hog' myself.

This thread is just going in ****ing circles. Anyway, on topic. These are some of my favorites also. I think the JapandroiRAB and Health albums are definitely some of the top ones for the year. Also, Tegan and Sare - Sainthood: Catchy as hell indie pop-rock. I really didn't expect this so...

Haven't checked out Mogwai, but maybe brand new if you're looking for depressing...

The Roots - The Tipping Point Do it up.

1. Blue Valentine - Tom Waits The soundtrack to those rainy nights in the city when its you and the gin and a humid summer night Ride the Lightning - Metallica Any angry young mans therapy. I'd run to it, work out to it, crawl out of depression while snapping my neck to the Trapped Under Ice...

1) How they choose the albums to be featured. Too many obscure albums released by poor electronica artists. 2) How they decide how a review should be scored. If a reviewer doesn't provide his own score, it shouldn't be included at all. End of story. 3) How they decide which reviewers are...

0j6VoW6vv9Y i posted it in the main but had to share to real music heaRAB.

I think it is a very good Queen song but the greatest song of all time is subjective and (imo) can never be determined. Although "Rolling Stone Magazine" will tell you differently.