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tips that i have picked up: if you can, take some singing lessons. if not to learn how to sing in tune, then to get a grasp of proper breathing techniques to get more control and projection out of your voice... and hopefully avoid giving yourself a migrane after every gig. practice. scream...

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did you just say you're the lowest form of human existance?dude, don't beat yourself up about it....it's how god wanted it....

Led Zeppelin The Beatles Red Hot Chili Peppers Radiohead Nirvana Pink Floyd Pixies Rancid Velvet Underground Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Well you think wrong, terribly, terribly, terribly wrong. In this thread I've named who I believe to be among the best at each instrument - yes, boo boo, I've heard all the musicans you listed, it's not that far fetched is it? :rolleyes: You just like waving all your prog at me 'cause it's your...

Krillin, cause I've got a hard on for bald guys.(no pun intended)

10/10 for Evil Woman alone. I swear by that song. Scott Walker - Butterfly Peter Tosh - Mark Of the Beast Astro-Physicians, Joe Strummer & the Pogues - Afro-Cuban Be-Bop Eugenius - Let's Hibernate Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader - Come an' get It Jim White - Book Of Angels Israel Vibration -...

^ i need to learn something about music? I don't claim to anything, just the actual music itself. and as a musician i can say that their arrangements are "nu-metal" esque. I didn't say they were a nu-metal band did I?

I figured for Spike's sake I'd go see Ben harper at the festival Pier septeraber 11.

I'm in the corner of the living room with my headphones on while the other watches this filth and now it's even on here! I would watch some porn if it wasn't so early.

At least it isn't Celine Dion (sorry Piccolo) or Brittney Spears or Keanu Reaves!!

try Butterfly Kisses.. it's just perfect .. =D best wishes...

It sure as hell ain't Mick Jones, whoever it is. :laughing:

Whatever you want to call it, I will agree it's one of the greatest power-pop/pop-rock/pop-punk albums out there. Kind of a bring-down when I connect the band with a person I've lost touch with though.

Yes, I definitely have what I refer to as my "misanthropic moments" despite an overall feeling of love and affection for humanity. As Satre said in "No Exit," sometimes it does really feel as if "Hell is other people."

They were taken at a German Metal festival in June using a generic Fuji 9MP camera. I was just lucky to be close to the stage. German audiences seem to be a little more placid than many other countries , so the atmosphere was very laid back.

I don't know if you're familiar with Bobby Vee and the Shadows or not Molecules but the history of that band is pretty interesting. Basically the only reason they got famous was because they lived in the area where Buddy Holly died and the people organizing the show that Buddy Holly was supposed...

As for The Beatles, I dunno why Help gets so overlooked. It's a perfect pop album, not as ground breaking or respected as their other albums and rightfully so, but if you want an album filled with great pop songs look no further than Help!

I liked him for a day, but that's about it. I only really liked that song he did with Emimen. It was called "f**k Off". Devil Without Cause was okay, but it's no Korn. You can't beat Korn's self titled album. Limp Bizkit's Three Dollar Bill, Yall was even better IMO.

Maudlin of the Well - Part the Second (2009) Fuking immense.