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oh. well i dont read interviews nor watch videos so i wouldnt know. thats what it sounded like to me anyways.

WTF r u on about man????

just some site, nothing really to do with music at all, or nothing that i saw

You listen to the Used. Yeah thats my witty comeback.

It's progressive 'by default'. You haven't really listened to many of their albums, so I wouldn't say you have the full handle of what they have done. Wikipedia genre titles are just fairly accurate, and they give you next to no information of what the band sounRAB like. It's also pretty wrong...

I like to check out people's top artists if I haven't heard of them, and Emilie Autumn is amazing.

:rolleyes:

Because the manga titles it as "Rave Master" over here as well and that's complete uncut.

Dude, that would mean that FUNi predicted stuff that even Oda hadn't written yet..... Unless they're secretly seeing into the future!

I did the same list on another forum and I got totally ragged on about Elvis Costello there and a few complained out me not liking the Smiths. There was not much mention of Joy Division except in agreement so I'm not the only one.

lol if you say so...... I liked it and think that it should be getting all the critic raves that it gets

"Get out of this house" from the 1996 album A few small repairs by Shawn Colvin. I first listened to this group today, and its surprisingly good. Here's a video of the first song on it called "Sunny came home": http://www.mtv.com/videos/shawn-colvin/71213/sunny-came-home.jhtml

System of a Down, and honestly I HATE them now. I overlistened to them, and the band brings back quite bad memories, not good ones.

Funeral For a Friend.

1978: 1. Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance Okay, this is my favorite album from 1978, probably by far. It's another fine example of the avant-garde mixed with pop music to a wonderful effect. Quite simply, this is some of the post perfect pop music I have ever heard, and certainly some of the most...

I saw Living Colour in a small club once - loudest band show ever, even louder than metalica on their "... and justice for all" tour. Chilli Peppers at the same small club in the 80s was also good. Stevie Ray Vaughn on the "Couldn't stand the weather tour" Fabulous!! "Tuck and Patti" are...

maybe it is a very invalid point. but its just my opinion on that fact that i think john was more famous and for much better reason and still would be just as famous if he wasn't dead..

that song blows

Jeff Buckley.

They never learn do they? Hypothetically, if they actually want to do this right, which I doubt, I'd say just stick to the style of everything pre-Soul Society. Everything featuring Soul Society would probably be laughably bad in live-action