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Kaleidoscope :yikes: did you like it?

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I'd argue that Incubus ventured close to it with their old stuff. When my brother heard part of this, he asked me if it was RHCP :o: sESRg-f9MkU

Op Ivy should be one. So much **** Ska-Punk boils down to them. Blink 182 influenced some pretty bad Pop Punk.

^Go see Dave, they were awesome when I saw them a couple of weeks ago.

All I Need is a magnificent song though... I was thinking more of the sound and rhythm of the track.... Thom's world view is much darker, All I Need, to me is more about being impoverished for love, food, attention, whatever, than it being a song about being deeply in love with someone....

I'm going to see Lady Gaga in March!!! I am so excited, everythings all booked.

I thought I just did

nobody cares about ur stupid little winey posts about putting each band to each genre. Ur a stupid opinionated bastard who sucks his on **** cuz he cant get any.

The Rolling Stones. :) The Strokes The Crystal Method The Prodigy The B-52s ....let me stop looking at my files.

^^Yeah it's great. And I also like their first This Heat (1978) I still can't decide which one I like more.

You forgot to say just kidding. ...right?

I don't mind Rush, I like a few of their tracks. Then again, I'm one of the few people who doesn't have the view that 'if it's not awesome then it's sh!te'.

Mariah Carey destroys any song she warbles on. The woman has a fantastic vocal range. Unfotunately, I do not want to hear it on every release.

i don't think there are too many people that are scared on here at all, we know what we like. i don't mind green day in all eras, but i do like their older stuff better. but the comment about asking my favourite banRAB who influenced them? heh, i highly doubt that NOFX, Husker Du and Hot Water...

you have to admit that calling yourself the edge is a little douschy. he would be the highlight of the band though, and i like to hear different things as well (not a musician). but the other banRAB from that era are better to me, especially REM, and they get half the attention.

Trying to find a DVD rip of John Butler playing at the Sydney Opera House. It's official title is "Max Sessions - Live At the Opera House." If anyone has this, or knows a place where I can find it, could you please share. I found it to purchase, but you have to buy another DVD and then you get...

1. Lyrics don't encompass a sound. 2. You admitted earlier it only held the mood now you're saying there's more to it then that even though there's hardly any folktronica elements (it lacks the tronica part). When I think of Patrick being electronic I think A Boy Like Me or something along those...

ow, BURN!