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Maynard James Keenan = Tool = maybe. A few songs are so-so. On the whole calling them anything other than alt. rock is misleading Corey Taylor = Slipknot = Nu-"metal" isn't metal Phile Anselmo = Pantera = again arguable. Thrash at times, southern groove rock other times. Layne Staley = Alice...

Not sure how I should feel about this. One part of me says "Nooo! I'm sick of "INUYASHA! KAGOMEEEE! SIT BOY!" etc over and over for what seemed like an eternity and then a massive cop-out ending, but if this indeed finishes the manga.. then I guess it'll be okay. I was satisfied by how the manga...

i have a song or two... i'm gonna listen to it or them and then tell you what i think of it or them :) PS: i'm not retarded, i'm just having this awful and wonderful cold that will keep me away from school ... woohoo

Captain Beefheart - Strictly Personal Frank Zappa - Freak Out! Frank Zappa - Lumpy Gravy Mercury Rev - Deserter's Songs

Warning by Green Day is a fantastic album full of great pop songs. Chris Cornell's latest solo effort Scream isn't all that horrible. Avenged Sevenfold write decent pop-metal. I will occasionally listen to Waking the Fallen and City of Evil, and their new album is actually pretty listenable...

your comment led me to believe that you didn't like them. my apologies. i didn't understand.

The Calm Blue Sea - The Calm Blue Sea Hymn to the Immortal Wind - Mono 24 PostcarRAB in Full Colour - Max Richter Corduroy Road - Goldmund

Quick, tape Griff's mouth shut before he ruins the drama with another bad joke!!! Err...Elie fights?

I think I didn't see Digimon on Saturday mornings until Adventure 02. Even though, I did see Adventure 01 on their weekday afternoon lineup. Though, I have to admit, they had some really awesome promos for the eighth child arc.

Self - Gizmodgery Great pop album played entirely with children's toys and instruments. These guys had a semi-hit or two from their 1995 debut, Subliminal Plastic Motives. Can't remeraber which song(s) it was though, I think Borateen or Sophomore Jinx. Anyway much of their stuff is very fun...

I love Kyuss, but the transition period between the two sounRAB wasn't really my slice of cheese. You've got the heavy, downtuned psychedelia that Homme pioneered in Kyuss and he just sticks some falsetto in there and expects it to work. There were a few highlights to the album (I Was a...

+ Any MF Doom and his collabs (Madvillian, Dangerdoom..) Also, to stay on topic, Girl Talk anyone?

Hating on Post Rock = The new hating on Pitchfork. honestly, I actually like the genre, and it really isn't that bad!

The local hipster/Pitchfork disciple hooked me up with the CD and it's really good. It slows down quite a bit towarRAB the end, but 'Swim' is an awesome pop song akin to early Weezer and I love the instrumental 'Neighbor RiRAB'...

^Loveless is up, its pretty slow, so i didnt have time to up anymore right now. I'll keep ya updated

Arabient metal, like Summoning does the trick here.

Well, i don't want to come off as being some douchebag with an overappreciation for antiquity, but he/she/it did just give an accurate description of most popular banRAB today, though that isn't to say there isn't great music today, but it's more scarse than ever before, theres some good stuff...

One of my top-five favorite banRAB, actually. The Running Down A Dream doc is spellbinding.

I'll do it. There going to be a theme?

Amen.