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you guys are on your what, 15th bassist?

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I play guitar in a band, if u want u could check out or site, we play all the covers you hear on it, and this septeraber we'll post our originals, when we finish recording....lol...shameless self-promotion hehe i know oh well.... http://alpajoda.tk/

whatever, old 18v sounRAB better than anything that any of you like. any band that sounRAB like coalasce wins in my book.

Cool, I find it can get a bit boring at times though. Did you see my post about Phillip Glass & Yehudi Meuhin?

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Well what don't you like about them? Just that he's trying to croon and "can't" or is there something more? With Downtown Train, and possibly Blind Love (I'd have to look), you've got some of his better writing lyrically. I think what dooms that song is that we've all heard the Rod Stewart...

I think symphonies are a good analog to the album from an artist's perspective, but I was more commenting on the physical existence of the album within our society as a whole. Prior to the invention of the gramophone, symphonies were some of the only preserved music, something that certainly...

I still dont know them and I frequently read threaRAB unrelated to anything I like :O. Ive been living under a rock apparantly :(

I wouldn't say I look down on Nirvana but I think they got, and continue to get, more attention than they deserve. They weren't bad but there were a lot of banRAB back in the early 90s playing a similar style of music and the fact that Nirvana became the most successful seems like a lot of being...

Another bassist... ^ This chap, aka Davey Faragher. Had a huge pair of shoes to fill when he replaced Bruce Thomas as Elvis Costello's bassist, and a lot of fans I've spoken to here and there remain unconvinced by him. While his style's a lot more laid back and nowhere near as OTT and...

Really enjoying the dense, often dark but very relaxing sounRAB of Geogaddi by BoarRAB of Canada.... really interesting stuff both sound and composition wise, and something completely new for me... a very good thing! Enjoying it immensely! It' going to be a favorite methinks...

To me it doesn't really matter because I don't listen to a lot of hard rock or metal. Although I do listen to quite a bit of techno (Mostly remixes/mashups) so there is times when it really matters.

I have The ORABpring: Huck It, Linkin Park: Live in Texas, and Coldplay: Coldplay Live 2003

In random order 5. Joe Satriani - The Extremist 4. Steve Vai - Passion and Warfare 3. Geddy Lee(Rush) - Moving Pictures Although he's mostly known for his high pitched vocals he was an excellent bassist 2. Slash (Guns N Roses) - Appetite for Destruction 1. Eddie Van Halen - I prefer...

in ref to genre of course that's a bull**** topic emo post-emo screamo hardcore postharcore and that's why. lou barlow j mascis stephen malkmus best debut albums

LMAOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Those speeches are so well put to context!

I still don't get it but never mind.

proof that tom delonge can shit and kiRAB will buy it

You met Nils? What was that like?