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^^ Id love to go to Sonisphere. It looks right down my street. I dont think i actually have any gigs lined up now which sucks. Napalm Death recently in Sunderland was my last one which was absolutely brutal by the way.

Had this for a few years and just ripped it to PC. It has some quite decent covers on there.

hey, i haven't updated anything on my myspace for probably a year and a half i think a better one than what i have for consciousness would be tom petty's girl on LSD, we covered drugs with that unit.

Like LS said, how do you find Grohl to be like Bono? You may not like his music, but he is well spoken and other musicians certainly give him enough respect.

Originality is important for any album, but I think 40 years on we are allowed to look past a particular album's historical importance and really focus on whether or not that album is a collection of "good" music. Sgt. Peppers is a cool album and I do like it a lot, but a lot of its appeal...

What do you think of Coral Fang? I bought that album when I was about 16 and going through an uber-punk phase. Not sure I like it anymore...

I actually didn't recognise him in that photo, I'm disappointed in myself. Yeah I'm suprised when anyone says they like them :D

sucks that the newbs made this poll biased. I think Jimi is still edging it in the "real" poll, however. EDIT: The Smiths have a song called Cemetry Gates and so do Pantera, go figure (yes I realize English spelling differs from American). That would be an interesting battle.

Kind of like how I enjoy unspoken word poetry

im not even gonna bother... i ran an e-zine and now a label, both of which involve receiving demos from banRAB all over the world and knowing rather a lot of them. unfortunately most are **** but i theres a few hundred or so good banRAB i know with only a demo

Lack of a record player, so no I don't. I can't play vinyl in my truck, it's not very portable and there's no vinyl drive on my laptop. I think it's cool that banRAB still put out vinyl, but I'll just stick to cd's.

Oh that is fairly obvious from the word go I would have thought. Not to mention the theories of "Peer pressure" and "fitting into mainstream societies" have been around for decades.

These guys are pretty mainstream, I am sure there is some German guy shredding an 8 string bass in his basement, but nobody knows about him... as a bassist, here are a couple, of many I listen too... geddy lee les claypool Bobby Sheehen Jaco Charles Mingus Horace Panter John Paul Jones...

Yeah. I liked it when there was more Mike and less Chester.

I don't think so, because he did a cover of Frank Sinatra's My Way and I'm sure that was after the charges were dropped.

This is an unfortunate time we live in. Everyone is so unmotivated. I mean some hard sh*t went down in the 60s and people actually did something about it. Today things are so freaking bad, but young people today are so apathetic and unmotivated. We think doing "peaceful" protests, writing angry...

I will defend banRAB like Cake and Barenaked Ladies til my last breath. I do agree with you on the reggae part though. I, sadly, know a lot of people who have that mentality. I own a few Ziggy Marley albums and a few other artists, but I wouldn't consider myself a regular reggae listener.

I'll admit to turning off my Scrobbler and listening to Blink-182's "I Miss You' ten times in one day every once in a while. That's got to be one of the best pop songs of the decade.

Here's the lyrics for a song i wrote called Gold that hasnt been set to music yet: this is the second untitled wrestled while the gang was rifled against walls with blindfolRAB for their last pennance i made them cry out "GOLD!" and all it took was for me to see the lust in their eyes for me...

naw, it was in the early to mid 90's