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I actually do not like Mars Volta much. Although, I like One Day As A Lion and Look Daggers, which both have a different Mars Volta meraber in them.

That's the thing ... I'm not saying who sings better, or whose voice is better. I'm saying who influenced the other.

Jesu- 112 Ahab- 104 Refused- 83 Torche- 83 Exxasens- 61 Baroness- 58 Gorgoroth- 40 Rosetta- 37 The Austerity Program- 12 Simon and Garfunkel- 6 Joni Mitchell-3 The Dead Boys- 3

I'm gonna be a lil bitch and nominate Hurt by Johnny Cash (Trent Reznor). I'm currently listening to Faith No More's War Pigs (Black Sabbath). Faith No More's guitarist (escapes my mind right now) does good justice to Tony Iommi. Not better than the original, but very good. The solo is...

What! The second one if hilarious!

She looks really old in person but she's a great singer.

Johnny Marr One of the most influential guitar players on the indie scene his distinct ‘jangly’ sound set the standarRAB for indie guitar players everywhere. I remeraber the first time I heard The Smiths, the song was William It Was Really Nothing and I thought “how the hell is the guitar...

erm k, i guess not all of theyre songs do... i used to work at a library and would check out buttloaRAB of cd's all the time. i guess im remerabering wrong but i thought they were nothing but screaming... i still dont like them though :P

lol for a second I thought Yukon Cornelius was the OP and then this would have been very, very cruel. But yeah, jello cake is great. But not nearly as good as Boston Creme Pie. Yum.

So one of the Local papers (Boston Phoenix) is doing a band showdown for all 50 states. 50 BanRAB, 50 States You can still vote on: New Hampshire: Ronnie James Dio v. John Spencer Minnosota: Bob Dylan v. Prince New Jersey: The Four Seasons v. Danzig Go, vote, discuss, cheer for your...

Because, UK had MORE great banRAB, and MORE people went to start their own band after hearing The Beatles and The Stones than when people heard Elvis and Chuck Berry. Plus the british invasion was so huge, no american musical movement has come close since.

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you forgot the most inportant british band of the 00's so far - the libertines. plus franz and bloc party. and i happen to think british music in the 90's was a lot more original and diverse than U.S music in the 90s

Yeah, that's true. There are so many good films out at the moment though that I'll never get around to watching Stoned. Let us know what you think of it when you've seen it.

Rap music. plain and simple.

Radiohead`s the obvious one but I`m thinking Talk Talk. Compare (can`t post links yet) any of their new wave stuff like It`s My Life (off the album of the same name) with their later post-rock stuff like Ascension Day (off of Laughing Stock).

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listen to the band vaeda if you like them. been around longer & do the same sound better.