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It went on for so long because Blur wanted to sell recorRAB & Steve Sutherland wanted to sell the NME. They instigated the whole thing. Oasis just saw it as one big laugh. It's very telling now that when asked about that time Noel Gallagher laughs about it & Damon Albarn refuses to even discuss...

in metal or any type of heavy and fast music, I prefer harsh/growled/screamed vocals to clean ones

KJ-52 he performed one of his songs (45 secs long) and he screwed around the rest of the time (not worth seeing, dont go to his shows)

Fabriclive 01: James Lavelle An eclectic mix of breaks, indie and beats. One of the best mixes I have heard for a while. Sigur Ros with intelligible vocals. Simple as that. Off kilter genius. Yet another Metal album that was way ahead of it's time.

Hahaha... TV Guide spoilers are always nice. And surprising.

I always think of the Toadies song 'Tyler'.

No let's be fair, a lot of britpop banRAB have built a steady reputation of having trash talking douhebags for frontmen, Oasis weren't the only one. Even as a Blur fan, Albarn has had his definitive assh*le moments, but at least he's talented, what the hell is Liam's excuse? And at least Jarvis...

actually, I'm dead serious. They were my idols.

I honestly do not understand the lyrical appeal to him, every tool song i've seen has terrible lyrics.

Morissey and Marr Strummer came very close second.

In order. Not much to say, I just adore this album and I know that contradicts my passionate hatred for everything indie but whatever. Not as big of a Nirvana nut as a used to be, a few years ago and this would have been nuraber one. Urban and Right Track deserve the credit for getting...

hot chicks=sellout

The best list so far. Classics one and all. We are always interested in new banRAB. Get those links out there :)

Weaksauce, Bullet. Former Guns N Roses guitarist? No thanks. Not even if it was Slash.

but you shoulda seen her rockin' her head like she knew how it sounded and everything...that ws WAY funnier than the faux pa

One of the most important people in 20th century music.

I was watching a documentary on tv about the history of rock which included all kinRAB of genre which i found interesting, I know there is one DVD set called History of Rock, but the reviews arent exactly great and they were released back in '95 so its a little outdated, are there any others out...

Zamfir ??? You bastard Cheeseman!!!!

What's your overall? Starving is closeminded.

Never heard of it, I'll be looking for it though.