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4. -Lovely production...not a boring song on it and the colorful lyrics makes it an insane journey of imagery and whatnot. 3. -Flaming Lips match their insane distortion and amazing melodies to create this masterpiece. I still maintain it's better than 'Cloud Taste Metallic' 2...

cut chemist is off the hook. Qbert too. I got my hanRAB on the new stills album today. I'm liking it thus far. "Being Here" stanRAB out as a pretty solid track.

Just downloaded a copy of "Shallow Believer" by the Used, one of my young frienRAB recommended it to me, so I figured I'd check them out.

wow, its been a while since anyone has posted in this thread, but what the hey. I've change my opinion since my last post, and id have to say Teppei Teranishi from Thrice. i think it was Jibber who hit the nail on the head with one of her first posts on this thread. That the main aspect of...

he can play two guitars at the same time, i bet you he can play both those solos at once.

I do love me some FIFA :thurab:

yeah, any nickelback song is overplayed because they suck. I think 'rock star' is rediculously overplayed, but the music video is pretty good.

Hehehe thanks Bulldog :D... my observations... 1. I can't believe that no-one posted in this topic for 12 hours! 2. I don't care for Linkin Park either, someone mailed me this song 'cos they liked it. 3. Indeed, Changing Of The GuarRAB is a mighty fine song. 4. I share my birthday with Emmylou...

Strawberry Jam by Animal Collective - first four tracks. Completely disagree with the KC comment, too. That album is great the way it is.

There's nothing wrong with having different genres, and again, different races etc. It's people who cause the problems, not the different classifications. I just wish people were more open-minded.

It's not like there's a lack of rock musicians. But why not just call it the Hall of Fame of Music or something if they're gonna induct people from any genre?

Sorry, I'm not really that into 2000s music, or at least most of the crap that was popular/mainstream this decade. I can confidently say that I prefer music from just about any other time period in the last 50 years (except maybe the early 60s) than music from the 2000s. However, I'm starting...

this is why it's called mainstream pop. it's formulaic and unoffensive.

that's really up to the band merabers, though. some banRAB change for the better, like the flaming lips, while some change for the worse, like bloc party. YEAH I KNOW I'M WRONG DUR HUR WUTEV NIGGA

Post-rock that isn't boring.

I'm 15 and female. 1) a. Are you a Musician? Yes. b. What instrument(s) do you play? Guitar, drums, piano, french horn, bass. 2) What Genre of music do you listen to/play? Rock/Classic Rock/Punk...Even though I sometimes listen to other stuff (dance, funk, etc.) 3) If you play an instrument...

I thought the a cappella cover of the Pixies "Mr. Grieves" at the end TV on the Radio's Young Liars EP was pretty unexpected the first time I heard it. Pretty cool though.

Terrible, terrible list. Even taking into account that some mainstream, successful albums will make lists like this, it's ridiculously one dimensional. Compiled with no major understanding or acceptance of anything slightly leftfield. The Streets? Give me a break. No decent Hip Hop, Avant...

I disagree; to me, Dylan's version on John Wesley Harding is perfection, and the Hendrix version is a travesty. Hendrix's version sounRAB like it doesn't know what it's doing halfway through.