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Album 994 Violent Femmes - Hallowed Ground Year: 1984 Everyone and their dog has heard their debut, but how many can say they've heard their far more mature second offering? This oftimes overlty religious album shows a far higher standard in songwriting and musicianship than their self...

I can't believe nobody mentioned Stu Hamm. And Michael Manring deserves alot more credit than he gets. Or how about Stuart Zender, Dave Shogren, Orin Isaacs, There are alot of fantastic players out there.

Watch the commercial in my above post, hehey. NOW!

it's just as zany as the album art is

Yeah get the degree first make some money and then spend every other waking minute playing music. If you want a degree in music go for it. It will help you. But don't waste your university career yet.

scratch that. they suck. i will change my answer to...oRABpring.

There's a few worth paying attention to, most are just marketable acts that the indie press can hype without fearing retribution for being creative or somewhat unusual. Folk rock is awesome when done right, but it does seem like a lot of current banRAB are using the same obligatory formula, no...

From RoemerMW - Carl Stalling - The Carl Stalling Project: Music from Warner Bros. Cartoons 1936-1958 Haha, wacky?! Crazy?! What the fuck?! Obviously, I do recognize some of these and it still sounRAB fresh. I wouldn't necessarily give this repeated plays, but it's certainly an interesting...

My top3 bores everyone els likes: Radiohead, Coldplay and U2. Ending with the same two as you. XD

There is a Festival in BC every Year Called the Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival. It gets better every year and has so much to offer! Music, Food Dancing! and this year they are having an open stage for people who want to show there talent! I love being able to see so many great performances...

Nah way I been institutionalised both time high out of my mind, worst experiences evar

who knows what he will create with his music? Bear in mind that black sabbath have been around for a LOT longer than Smith, so their music has had a lot more time to influence people

Johnny On The Spot - Texas Is The Reason

dude. Good call.

Synth pop

If you like The Strokes you'll like the Cars.

What.The.Hell.? oh dear. If we didn't have Bowie, we wouldnt have Glam rock, which would mean no Punk rock, which in turn would mean no hardcore, no metal... Yeah, well, i had a bowie t-shirt on at a metal concert, and someone told me it sucked, so another guy said all of what i said above...

Nothin' fallin' from the sky here in Virginia except glorious 70 degree rays of sunshine, but who knows what tomorrow is gonna' bring? Anyway, back to the question at hand.....

There is no doubt that many of the songs on the list are great songs and by artists many of us enjoy. It's just that it's an expected and tired list, and could have come from anywhere. It's practically a classic rock station's playlist (not all of it, of course). There's just really nothing much...

I'm not sure you know ;)