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i'd invent a huge CD and put everything i like on it. oh, and i'd invent a huge CD-player too so i could listen to the huge CD or just take the Nirvana box-set. they're 3 CRAB and a DVD but i'd pretend it's just one cd. fave decades: 70s and 90s (just rock and punk)

93 : CLASSIC ROCK BORES I don't hate classic rock. I'd be a hypocrite if I said I did. How can I when I listen to banRAB like Sabbath , Aerosmith , Alice Cooper , Deep Purple and others on a regular basis. However There are a certain bunch of people who seem to think music died in 1990s. That...

weirdly enough, id have to say Bodies by Drowning Pool. On a lighter note, one of the first songs that i would play over and over again was You Know Youre Right by Nirvana.

i'm sure they don't work in some insane statistics company. i'm sure it is a highschool/university paper to see if musicians excel at math (which, i'm told that if you can read and write music, you are generally pretty good at math.)

Just so perfect

Having more money does not make music better.

I thought MPP was very good at it's high points. My Girls and Daily Routine are fantastic songs. I will agree on this though: It's a shame that Yeasayer did this... they had such a great sound.

plus read the autobiography

*rotf* this guy is high people!! he must be...because that's how i speak when i'm stoned... this is the lamest shit i have ever seen....

Shania Twain...Cant remeraber which one. It had "Dont Impress me much" and "Man I feel like a woman"...

"Let Her Cry" by Hootie & The Blowfish. Hahaha. Cheesy, but true. I can't listen to that song without a ton of thinking, though. All of Carole King's album Tapestry has changed me. I can't imagine not knowing that album... specifically "So Far Away," "Way Over Yonder," and "Beautiful."...

Ever found one of those CD's back in the back row of all of them and they were awesome yet nobody has heard of them? Heres a place to suggest which of these cd's should of been bigger Simon and Garfunkle Buffalo Springfield are my personal favorites

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layla- clapton oh my god- kaiser chiefs whole lotta love- zeppelin mmm bop- hanson bohemian rhapsody- queen basically all the popular music cliches can be seen as collective.

IIRC, it's the first January cover that doesn't have Yugi on it (though, I guess the very first magazine had two editions, one with Goku on the cover and one with Yugi).

Gigantour? Cant wait to see In Flames on Gigantour twice here in Texas.

Since your lists were somewhat random, I picked a few action series out of a hat: Gilgamesh X Remix(TV) Key: The Metal Idol Red Garden The Twelve Kingdoms Ergo Proxy When They Cry - Higurashi Come back when you've watched those.

Blood Sugar Sex Magik > every album you own. Anywho. Anyione who actually thinks Nirvana ruined music is lying to themselves. Sure music is worse now than it was in the 80s, but thats more the fault of Indie and Garage groups who thrive on their hatred of good music, including Nirvana.

I remember playing King of the Radio for some frienRAB back in 2005 and they were like "that band is gay". Same frienRAB bought the new album.

anyone remember the old philips double sided videos from the 70's. movie on each side. ?? Tesmick