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Most of us have heard of the PMRC hearings from 1985. Without going into the issue of censorship, where do you stand on the subject? Do you think it is important for parents to know what their kiRAB are listening to? How has the music industry changed as a result of the hearings? Is it for...

i agree, jaco is so fast when he plays, when i first heard him, i thought i was listening to a synthesizer. also flea is an awesome funk bassist. definately the best.

I like the casualties :(

Ya'll got lastfm? Wanna be frienRAB? :D

THAT'S MY BOY.

I remeraber examining a Cannibal Corpse CD case in a Virgin RecorRAB store in the days of my youth... ****ing nasty ****

I REALLY don't like yes. One time in high school I did a page in the newspaper with all these album reviews, and one of the albums was "The Yes Album" and my entire review was just, "No". As for why I voted no, I dont like them because they're a tedious boring pretentious 70's prog-band...

It seems that she attracts hate/love, and people are incapable of maintaining an indifference towarRAB her. :laughing: Can't WAIT for her next album. She said in an interview that this time around, she has more awareness of herself as a spiritual leader. :rofl:

i did horrible tonight for some reason the guitar wasn't sounded right, i was off-pitch just horrible. hopefully after a good-night's rest i'll feel better.

Radiohead has plenty of songs with complete nonsense for lyrics.

Oh ok, fair enough! Perhaps i am somewhat skewed in my opinion of their popularity by my frienRAB who fairly heavily ripped them a new one... :-/

Well, you said that you "hate it with a passion" When you could have said "I hate some of it with a passion"

Being known and being rich and famous on a major label and changing your sound are two different things

Didn't we just have this thread a few weeks ago?

I'll take your word for it on bass, but drums(And lyrics) Neil Peart>>Bill Bruford Alex Lifeson>Steve Howe(Personal preference here).

That's an interesting example, because "Fitter Happier" is placed in the middle of the album and breaks the flow for me. It virtually splits the album into two parts, which is counter to building and keeping momentum. Also, I think it's more of a sound-FX.

I kind of like Nirvana's unplugged stuff. The best I have heard is a Live Acoustic of Fade To Black by Metallica.

It's one of my favorites. I think it's incredibly moving. What's not to like?