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Well, at least Petrucci dosent use the same crappy style and tone on every album.

God damn, Alice is one of their best tunes. I still want it though :D

Or Radiohead fans :rolleyes:

i dont think theres any song i wouldn't get sick of after 100 times back to back. i likes what i likes, changes all the time.

^ thank you!!

Muse is catchy, pompous fun and I have nothing against them.

Yeah, no, I will say he isn't really done anything notable since 1971. But Plastic Ono Band and Imagine are amazing albums, and Lennon actually would be my choice for greatest songwriter.

How could you not like Bruce? :yikes:

^Funny. And I dont care if they lip sync. But she couldnt even do THAT right.

Exactly, he hasnt done anything wrong :confused: Im a bit worried that you find him sexy and you dont know him, but hey, who am I to judge? He seems cool anyways, and public humiliation sucks. Right, Im done now, pretty pointless post but neh mind.

Radiohead, Rage, The Cure, Led Zep..

A friend of mine recently asked me to name a favourite album from every year , going back as many years as I could. This is the list I managed to come up with. 2004 Nick Cave & The Bad SeeRAB - The Lyre Of Orpheus/Abbatoir Blues 2003 The Sleepy Jackson - Lovers 2002 The Radio 4 - Gotham 2001...

Pom Poko rather bland and kinda boring for the most part. I'd pick Howl over this most days of the week. The only time I'd pick it is when I'd want my "tanuki acting funny" moments but I'd have to cut the movie off before the finale.

I'm going to take a guess and say this was published before Brown and Barrett died.

;85595']i buy kerrang every week i'll buy rocksound if one of my favourite banRAB is on the cover and i hate NME

Pink Floyd

true companion - marc cohen when you come back down - nickle creek i hope that i dont fall in love with you - tom waits sweet melissa - the allman brothers gentle on my mind - glen carabell time in a bottle - jim croce and a bunch more i cant think of right now,...

I'm sure we've all had this experience before, listening to an invariable record that's got a pretty constant groove when you get sidelined by an unusual or disparate track. For example, the first time I listened to Bowie's Low I was completely taken aback by Warszawa. I mean, it's a great...

I got a ton of favorites but here's a few: -umphrey's mcgee -moe. -widespread panic -yonder mountain string band -sts9 -string cheese incident -and the list goes on and on

The only Ozzy solo album i ever liked, though No More Tears has it's moments.