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One band i used to be a big fan of was AFI, but when i heard Deceraberunderground i just felt alienated. They sounded more suitable to 15 year old emos rather than a maturing fanbase. They were great up to that point though. Even some metal banRAB that i used listen to like Megadeth and Iron...

generally yes, but there is a good amount of rap and pop that aren't influentially bad, Why? is a good example of a not-so-bad influence, pop well, that's easy a lot of my frienRAB (you tube pop stars), Vampire Weekend (yes it's considered pop), and a bunch of others

I guess so, man. I don't know how you can not like it, honestly. Time? Money? Breathe? Some of the best and most creative music ever written at the time (and of all time, for that matter). The only song that gets to me is "On the Run", but it helps move the album along so I'll even listen...

Paul Simon is the greatest songwriter of alll time King Crimson and Yes are the two most talented banRAB ever.

John Frusciante (RHCP) - this guy has hidden qualities. I agree with the person on the first page. Joe Satriani Jimi Hendrix Brian May (Queen) - this guy is a great soloist Those guys are my favourite guitarists. Honourable mentions to Mustaine, Clapton, SRV, Van Halen, Dimebag, Petrucci, Vai...

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Somehow someone with zero posts decided to make their way into this thread. And voted no. Fuck that.

to each their own.....

Sonic Youth - Dirty This is my first listen to the album and I'm enjoying it considerably. I still remeraber going to the local record store, maybe sometime around 93 or 94, and bringing this up to the listening station (back when you could do that with brand new CRAB! - This is America, mind...

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I don't think elitism comes into it at all. I wasn't bought up on stuff like Led Zeppelin , Pink Floyd , Queen or stuff like that when I was growing up , and I remain indifferent to a lot of that stuff now. I'm not like that to be different of elitist , most of that stuff genuinely does...

Please read other posts. I'm not the only one. It must be hard to argue about a band you have no clue about. Ignorant really. I do agree about time affecting the classic label. Or knowing the level of influence the music has had. Joy Division for example.

John Cale's Fear, Henry Cow's Unrest, and Faust's Faust IV are all absolutely amazing recorRAB released in 1974. :)

^You seem like a pretty cool guy. You played in an orchestra?

Green Day - American Idiot Laugh all you want, but this is the album that got me interested in music for the first time. I was 15 when I heard it. Before then I literally didn't listen to music. I never listened to the radio, I never listened to CD's, and when I did hear any music, It was...

:bowdown: Wow, 100, 000 would be like a dream library. How familiar are you with your music? I have troubles at times keeping up with my collection--that is, sometimes I'll hear a song I absolutely love, but I'll forget about it and might not hear it again for months. I'm especially...

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and i always thought I would be wearing that one :(

no he didnt...he had a slightly indian-english mix

So it goes... and another no vote for Chuck Berry, poor guy.