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dude i am joking when i talk like that, i always joke around with my frienRAB when i dun it.

they suck:laughing:

you rock man-- So does Zeppelin :)

That's where I go for new music. I really don't know another way to find it. The radio never plays new stuff, I don't have sattelite radio, pandora is nice for background music but it's curabersome to look and see who sings every song that comes up. Most people I know don't know a lot of...

I Love him my fav song is, Gone With Sin. And when it comes to not liking them because someone wore there clothing, That really dosen't make much since. It shoudn't make a difference. You either like them or you dont.

Last 7 Days: 1 Ramones 22 2 Millencolin 21 3 The Clash 20 4 Lagwagon 17 4 At the Drive-In 17 6 Converge 11 6 Opeth 11 8 Dropkick Murphys 10 8 Alexisonfire 10 8 Screeching Weasel 10 11 Rancid 6 11 Nine Pound Hammer 6 13...

Why don't you try Meddle (1971). Based on what I saw from your posts you might like that. My favorites are The Piper..., A Saucerful of Secrets and Ummagumma, followed by Meddle. But I should tell you, I'm not much of a fan of their later work, so take my opinion as you like.

Incorrect, what about Radiohead, Of Montreal, Carissa's Wierd, Animal Collective, Sigur Ros, 65daysofstatic, Patrick Wolf, A Silver Mt. Zion, Man Man, etc?

You know I feel that nu-metal is the accidental genre that could. I mean people tend to forget exactly where rock music was when Korn crashed the gates, but their first album was pretty revolutionary. From a billion post-grunge crap emerged a band so diffrent, that connected with people so well...

Pearl Jam -'No Code'. Great disc, alot more atmospheric than 'Vitalogy' but still rocks. 'Nothing Man' is great. Listenable from end to end, another winner from PJ. I would like to hear from the hard-core fans which of the many, many, brown paper bootleg discs are the best.

Yah, I think he can be really overblown, and the E Street Band can get annoying. The River and Nebraska are his best work.

Yes, a new nominee will be up tomorrow!

Could have been better.

We're such bad influences :D Very nice charts you've got yourself there. Might take a bit more bleating about them around here from me, but I'm sure it'll happen one day ;) Speaking of charts, my last 7 days of musicks... 1. Elvis Costello - 35 2. Dead Can Dance - 34 3. The Beatles - 25...

Thats not really true at all.... I know a good deal of punk banRAB who use a more complex variety of chorRAB... On a lot of songs The Minutemen and Dead Kennedys use more than 3 chorRAB, as did Television and other early punk banRAB, who even displayed amounts of technical ability, if not on the...

Rage Against the Machine- Maggie's Farm The Rolling Stones- Like a Rolling Stone

I am pretty much a music on as soon as the computer goes on kinda person too... so there would likely be a direct correlation to my music listening and my time spent on rab... hehehehehe!

Coming in 2009: FUNimation's new Company Takeover a go-go! Which company will FUNimation merge with first? And thus, how FUNimation become the owner of Viz. [/joke]

well, I don't like you, and besides, the I hate Millybig fanclub has better people on it.....

Sort of, though a lot of the original (ie from the 90s) math rock banRAB were grittier and many had vocals. This is more indicative of math rock from this decade, because of the instrumental and post-rock tendencies. But in general, the fast and intricate playing is a characteristic of math rock.