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I'm not accusing you of thinking this, but many seem to believe that if you do not crank the distortion on a Mesa Rectifier to 11, play nothing but power chorRAB and fast pick your palm-muted low E string, you are not 'heavy'. Judas Priest, in the 70's, did not use any more distortion than...

I also like other types of music: such as classic, Bluegrass, and the occasional Hippity Hop. But I would just rather listen to a good metal band then anything else

Have you heard the one that inspired Metallica's? 00kz_SOV7fo Personally I really like Thin Lizzy.

Awesome! :D

Nymphetamine - Cradle of filth

i just gott led zeppelin, early and latter days or somthing like that, its kind of like a greatest hits thing.

Win! And extra kudos to him for his beard. I do like to see a hobo with a proper beard. It's rare music depresses me. I have enough sh*t going on, music is more of an escape (as horribly cliched as that sounRAB). So, that said, I'll have to go for Coldplay because I can't stand them and having...

Music Banter Taught Me How To Read And Write

Review coming soon.

It did. Plus it used asterisks instead of uck! Shame on that person.

Anti-Flags turncoat is pretty cool

Wow!!! Who's Next wins 11-3!!! Match 15: Led Zeppelin-Led Zeppelin vs. Joni Mitchell-Blue

Yeah, me and my frienRAB have a "jam band" of sorts. Its nice because the genre is so open ended that anyone can really play and its more of the connection with the music than playing an organized, set, piece of music.

Regardless of musical talent or lack thereof, I did read an article once where Wentz apparently said he was jealous of homosexuals because they have to fight people off or something along those lines, pretty much trivializing homosexuality to just something done for attention. I'm not ***...

I based this list on what albums have had the greatest role in shaping what I listen to today. Some I never listen to anymore, some I still listen to daily. (No Order) Andrew Bird - Mysterious Production of Eggs - This is the first album that I sort of found on my own. You know that feeling...

Urban does. Maybe not the 80+ live albums, but he's the only person that could tolerate MES for that long.

Herman Li!

I would have to say Damon Albarn emphatically. Oasis have produced some cracking tunes but have become a bit predictable and boring. Damon Albarn draws inspiration from different genres of music and each album he has released(colaborative or solo) has been original and challenging. Mookey

Wow. That is an exciting accomplishment. You should blog about it.

Yea most people i talk to this about seem to feel that way. Theirs just something about that album i absolutely love and touches me. Especially Carvel and Song to Sing When Im Lonely. Idk just gives that feeling of tingling down your spine. Also just everything else about the album...