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I know Ive already made plenty of these lists...but just for kicks heres mine at the moment- 1. System of A Down 2. Black Sabbath 3. RHCP 4. Rammstein 5. Bad Religion 6. Soundgarden 7. Interpol 8. Nirvana 9. Dillinger Four 10. Alien Ant Farm- Dont care what anyone thinks about them. There...

Krona's gender's still arabiguous. If anything, Ragnarok is just a pervert. But I still think of Krona as a girl anyways.

Stairway To Heaven Iron Man AC/DC Song Here Some Metallica Riff Crazy Train Smoke On The Water

Funnily enough the White Stripes are one of those banRAB that are on my list. I don't have a problem with banRAB that make a particular sound their own. It's a long trodden path, to take what's gone before and add a slant to it. I guess I'm always waiting for a new Joy Division, a new Bauhaus...

Did that person really type Love Wolves in the Throne Room? It makes me think of bestiality.

Well, Kenyako is disgusting. I don't care if y'all fail to realize it. :P Meanwhile, I thought Tamers was a suitable step up in terms of seriousness from the previous two, which made it enjoyable. That ending was tragic, but it's still better than 02's finale. Also, am I the only one who...

Right on, James' bassist!

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gosh, some people can write

I love covers because it can highlight areas of a song you might hae missed in the original studio version. This is a classic example... izCGx2OtztA&playnext_from=TL&videos=hczSI-Gjrcs&feature=rec-LGOUT-exp_fresh%2Bdiv-1r-2-HM

That's very insightful. You're explanation does make a lot of sense. Plus it does fit well with the other legendaries with this generation (Time, Space, and God, and Satan).

Sorry! 1's Judge Jules 2's Boys Noize 3's Justice 4's Glasvegas 5's Faithless :D

WTF??? why? WHY? haha:eek: funny thing is i actually had this conversation with a friend today about this very thing. strange....

i sing play the guitar & harmonica

Ah, I see. Soulful seems to mean gentle, and really bleeding heart type of thing, while passion could be a song about rape. That's how I see them anyway.

Never heard of them and they don't appear to be a shoe-in. pity vote.

It's to me clearly a major, and very understandable, part of Ramones World, but I feel that it was a feeling that was shared through The US in The Mid-Late 70's. I have a feeling that it was mostly with Early Punk fans (or really just plain outsiders) in The States, especially in the Midwest...

LOL, agreed. I unfortunately heard a few tracks of his solo stuff...YUCK!!!! I'm also not a giant Stone Roses fan, I do like some of their stuff, but afterawhile, Ian's voice kinda grated on my nerves.

really? i'm more on the opposite fence on this. not saying they're stuff now is bad, though.