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[COLOR="Magenta"]1990 MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARRAB *Video of the year: Sinead O' Conner- "Nothing Compares 2 U" other nominees: Aerosmith - "Janie's Got A Gun" Don Henley - "The End Of The Innocence" Madonna - "Vogue" *Best male Video: Don Henley- "The End of Innocence" other nominees: Billy Idol...

8.) Radiohead - Amnesiac

Yeah, chilli peppers for me. They just sucked live, not the band, just the singer. Although Metallica topped my disgust metre when they said at a melbourne Big Day Out "This is the best crowd ever" I mean, half the crowd were walking away, sure you could get away with that at your own concert...

My case in point. You don't like British music as a whole. I could argue the same about American music but I won't because I happen to like American music. I remeraber reading a post where you said that all modern music came from America which is true (I will find the post- I scoured this one...

Now I am out od here.................so Bye all.........I expect to be banned for life. So what.....who really cares? Not me.......I'm better off not being here Ooooooooh yessssssssss ha ha ha Bye now besides I know how to rotate I.P. addresses......ha ha ha ha bye......

It's all good :)

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Public Enemy not getting in is fucking stupid.

Unfan, despite being a major Anathema fan, I couldn't agree more...they do make too many acoustic versions of their own songs...

The attempted comedy, the style is similar to Bleach, only not executed well.

Psychobilly = Rockabilly (Country + Rock N Roll) + Punk

Mother by Danzig or Adam's song by Blink 182, if you really don't get along with her....

oh. thanks! I might check them out. Any recommendations?

Yeah, there are ways around that. :)

That's what mine looks like. Anyway, Fame - Bowie Take The Veil Cerpin Taxt - The Mars Volta Dream Brother - Jeff Buckley

I think From a Basement on the Hill is the best introduction to his music. It not only contains some of his best acoustic work (Let's Get Lost, Twilight) it contains his best electric work (King's Crossing, Pretty Ugly Before, Coast to Coast) and some of his best songs ever (basically look what...

You mean Layne Staley? I will have to hear to see for myself. Neon Christ huh...I will check them out- thanks

I've said before that I prefer Berlin, but that's not to write Transformer off at all. A bunch of very strong songs, wonderfully produced and it packs some killer singles too (as you said). I guess I'm just a bit over-familiar with it all by now. Sharp review as well.

just wait til they finish with it themselves. listening to stolen works in progress is so disrespectful to the artists. When they are happy with it, they'll let you hear it.