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Do I have to quote this again?

Ooh, no. That was one of the best things about the character. One of my main problems with DragonBall is that late in the series, everyone and their mother can transform into a Super Saiyan. The LAST thing we needed was another one. In fact, if it hadn't been for the writers' need to make every...

I agree with the innacurate genre tags comment. Its all down to personal preference. :)

Well, I think that they are overrated, lull-inducing background music.

Whatever, your options still could have been better, then maybe your poll could have been at least almost valid, thats what you wanted isnt it?...Valid answers for a valid poll?

Matt Sharp left.

100% yes from me. Chuck Berry was vital to the development of rock and roll, and we can still hear echoes from Dylan, X, Pavement, and virtually every rock and roll band. Him and Buddy Holly are the Adam and Eve of Rock and Roll.

You're saying that as if falsetto doesn't count... the higher a person's falsetto is, the higher their normal voice is. And I know that Thom Yorke can not hit the notes Matt does in this song, at least not anywhere near that volume.

YEAH! LUFFY!! (epic tease, btb) No surprise there, since a lot of us love One Piece. A few unexpected ones here and there. Glad Kenzo Tenma and Haruko made the list. Though, I'm kind of surprised Lelouch and Tamaki is as high as they are.

I need Sufjan Stevens's Seven Swans pleeeeease

Cyrabals Eat Guitars next month, and GY!BE in march (I bought tix already :D )

*if you want a chicken and i want a waffle*

i don't think YOUR priorities are screwed so much as most older people have a hard time accepting that younger generations will have different priorities and continue to branch away from what was at one time the defacto standard. it was one thing for me and my peers to be checking out our...

i got a link.

Title: A swarm of bees with sparrow wings Artist: Double HanRABome Dragons Album: Lions & Tigers and HOLY **** WHAT WAS THAT?!! Genre: Post-rock

Honestly I think Oasis had a few good songs post-morning glory like All Around the World and stuff.

Alright, I guess I can kinda feel that. You see Nirvana the way I do snap music, rhythm, melody, groove if you will. Something to chill/party to.:beer:

I think Ike Turner pretty much takes the cake on this one. He was truly a brilliant musician and one of rock's early innovators but that tenRAB to get overshadowed by the fact that he was also a wife-beating bastard.

Well, duh ;) Do like any of Tool's earlier albums like Aenima or Lateralus? Personally, I prefer those to 10,000 days.