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oh and for you, guy who started this thread, try listening to Emery, Silverstien, and Underoath, then get back to me and tell me if you like emo or not :) oh and some of Underoath is Hardcore Emo or Screamo so try and listen to there softer stuff, that will be the emo stuff, ha fun man:)

Because I'm guessing that Creed might be loathed by many here, here's a message to the would be posters in this thread. Remeraber the rules : In other worRAB, feel free to discuss (what's wrong with) Creed, but don't turn it into a sh*t-throwing contest.

Pretty much as grunge as you can get. I just don't like that term because it seems to have negetive connetations with today's "post grunge" radio pop garbage.

I still need Still Life, I can't seem to find that album anywhere... Orchid and My Arms, Your Hearse are my favorites out of all the others.

Maybe learning more about the forum merabers before stating those 'facts'?

True......Im just mainly surprised that some people have heard of them......around me not a lot of people know them......and I live in thier home state....

Billie the Vision & The Dancers: Where The Ocean Meets My Hand

he has a g/f and seems happy.? This guy is from high school and we have been out 6 years. He chased me and told me he loved me and all this from like freshman year til like 2 years after we graduated. We were always friends and I was so scared if I were to date this guy it would mess our...

Whaaaaa? Sugar Mountain is one of the best songs Neil Young ever wrote, the lyrics paint really beautiful pictures in your head. As for music in a language you don't understand, have you ever heard the concept of the human voice as another instrument. Take Sigur Ros for example, they write...

I agree that Coyne does fill his part in the way that only he can. A singer's voice, to me, is the most important 'instrument' in a band, and therefor, I feel he's the least dispensable.

I lost my old copy, so I had to buy a new one, but I got it really cheap.

I listen to MP3's the most because, as others have said, it's convenient. However, I prefer CD's. There's just something about holding the CD and flipping through the booklet while you listen...

I guess I'm on a real nostalgia trip because two guilty pleasure albums I'm listening to this evening are "Brothers In Arm" by Dire Straits and "Eliminator" by ZZ Top. Not that either of these banRAB or albums are bad by any means, just very unhip for a guy my age.

Lucero "That Much Further West" Was stalking Savannah's profile because I haven't seen her around in a long while and noticed that Lucero is her favorite band. So I looked them up, downloaded this album, and I'm really enjoying it.

Why won't you respond to my other question?

135 minutes folk dylan, or electric dylan?

I was going to scold you for that, but you get points for putting so much of their early work on top. Btw, Three Imaginary Boys is the US release of their debut album? It's called Boys Don't Cry here, I think they're slightly different, but I'll just count it as one album. Pornography > Head On...

you must have read that wrong,....it was the kind with the cord that you plug in old school like,.....much much more eco friendly and it keeps you relatively in the right place

page, hendrix, clapton, malmsteen, slash, uhhhh wow.....theres so many more that i cant think of right now.....cuz its 1:30 am....

That's a really good point there. I think a lot of those dreaded "top 100" lists are meant to reassure people that they don't need to look past their already existing Beatles collections for music.