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His voice makes me want to shoot myself. And I have yet to hear a Nickelback song that does not sound like every other Nickelback song, seriuosly. One that was even slightly different might be nice

Black Sabbath made Metal. The Stones has nothing on that.

Their music is a lot like a cute puppy that takes a piss in your shoes after you've let it chew your carpet for a week.

Transplants, anyways... Theyre ok, never listen to them any more though. Used to love 'em, always good catchy songs.

And Loud!

i think metal requires little talent, but thats just me.

Last 7 days: 1 Fugazi 39 2 Placebo 34 3 The Velvet Underground 33 4 Radiohead 26 4 Death 26 6 Miles Davis 25 7 The SounRAB 22 8 Black Uhuru 20 9 Bob Marley & The Wailers 19 10 Pink Floyd 18 11 Pixies 15 12 Nirvana...

before anyone jumps down my throat, matter of opinion here, but for me led zeppelin are the greatest due to the fact they all played their instruments better than anyone else, were louder than anyone else and had more about them than anyone else (ie aura/charisma) which allured people. so...

I give up. Yeah hyperbole. I meant that The Stooges are revolutionaries because in 1969 nobody sounded as raw and intense as them. But this isn't 1969 anymore and by todays standarRAB I don't think they're that interesting except for one great album and historical significance.

He knows the cover is better... ;)

When did the monkeys become something to be ashamed of? I'm so out of the loop...

cool theme...i think i have just the album. i'm in!

i think maybe i just have a particularly ****ty quality mp3 'copy' of the album, a bad vinyl rip or something, i always assumed they scraped it up from demo tapes as it was a posthumous release. should give it another session and report back. Mind you, it takes a long while listening to either...

just remeraber "Nate-dog" (;)), you too were once young....

This thread underwent new management in June of 2009. Find the new game, located within this thread, here: http://www.rabroad.com/general-music/16384-album-wars-102.html#post678604 Ok, here's how it works. Two albums go head to head and your votes pick the winner. This will take a long time...

damn good choice :D

You've got me torn between my favourite punk band and one of the best banRAB of all time. Two great albums, but I am forced to grudgingly choose 'Exile On Main Street'...you shitbag.

Oo, nice idea :D I'm gonna deviate from it a little... Top 5 albums from the year I was born (1988): 1. Leonard Cohen - I'm Your Man 2. The Church - Starfish 3. Traveling Wilburys - Volume 1 4. Lucinda Williams - Lucinda Williams 5. Peter Murphy - Love Hysteria ^ Hotlinked to a choice track...

After reading several positive Porcupine Tree reviews on here I downloaded In Absentia and Fear Of A Blank Planet. Will be buying both shortly, and any other recommendations for albums by them would be appreciated greatly. Some pretty incredible stuff, I'm not sure how I never heard about them.