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Heres my list, bash away. 1.Pink Floyd 2.The Beatles 3.Jimi Hendrix 4.Led Zeppelin 5.The Who 6.David Bowie 7.Nirvana 8.Radiohead 9.King Crimson 10.Guns N Roses

Steven Tyler writes most of them (The most apparent being the Draw the Line album where most of the lyrics are him bitching about the rest of the band) Perry chips in from time to time.

Actually he is a bit overlooked.

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If you listen to All Shall Perish and then Suicide Silence, they're not very similar at all.

I usually don't take kindly to post-humorous releases either, they're never as funny as they once were.

I agree with you there. And that's precisely what's so fackin' sad.

Your posts are disappearing because you aren't following the instructions that are in the first post of this thread. Since you brought it up, yes, it would be nice if you changed your signature, preferably to something that isn't a picture.

currently digging some classic Bristol trip hop straight outta 1995

The Deceraberists - The HazarRAB Of Love I'm about to dip in to their other album, The Crane Wife and I just hope it measures up to this. Outstanding album. The Antlers - Hospice Despite it being an album based around heart ache and suffering, it's brilliant. But if you're in a good mood...

:( :)

Is that even true anyway? According to Wikipedia, Creed have sold more albums than Nickleback despite having fewer releases.

I'm not all that keen on any of Miles' post Bitches Brew fusion albums. Everyone of them seems to be either an attempt to recreate BB or a very long sigle key jam session. On the Corner is like a corabination of the 2. Though, It's not the last you'll see of miles' in this thread by a long shot

Parmore fan cough cough.

Its more the fact that I'd still be absolutely ****ed and have to sit on a 4hr train home. Hungover and dying. With no mates probably. :laughing:

Album 942 Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories Year: 1975 Renaissance shouldn't need much introduction here. This album will always have a nice special little place in my heart. Formed by professional quitters Keith Relf and Jim McCarty who by this time are long long gone. However...

A band posted in the rab comp-akphaezya. Who's got it then?

Jack Johnson Brushfire Fairytales > Curious George Soundtrack > In Between Dreams > To The Sea > Sleep Through the Static > On & On