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Y'know, this is actually a pretty good suggestion.

20 bucks for a poster, or t-shirt. I get my music on Limewire. I do pay the dollar fee for that occasional song only found on iTunes.

I suggest you get some T. Rex. Fom what I can see from your list, you'd enjoy it. And yes, I think you would enjoy Slade too. They had some good hard/glam rock songs.

Source of my avatar. I love it.

I've gotten some power metal recently, so I heard the album's name thrown around alot. They sound like a drunk Iron Maiden tribute band playing at a frat party.

There's nothing wrong with searching for unknown music as everyone, as much as they may deny it, likes to have that special band that no-one's heard to say is their own. Music is a deeply personal thing, being obscure isn't necessary for it to be good but it can certainly help in that regard.

Well if were saying that then surely any band is radio friendly if any of their songs are played on the radio. so, guns'n'roses, metallica, **** even korn are radio-friendly material i am told. My original point still stanRAB, The only good thing to come out of the beatles was an aspiring singer...

I lost interest in the Stones albums after Tattoo You, for what that's worth. Psychedelic music done right is a good thing but the Syd Barrett stuff is a drag.

Genghis Tron - Board Up The House It's tight. Favorite tracks: "Board Up The House", "Endless Teeth", "City On A Hill"

:( I don't really enjoy Epic all that much anymore because it's so overplayed and yes dated too, but it is the song that got into FNM and I loved it at the time. Take it back!

Radiohead: Yes. The Kinks: Yes. Beach Boys: No. Public Enemy: Haven't listened to enough. Only release I have of theirs is 'It Takes a Nation...'. Need to get the rest someday!

In defense of my seemingly personal pick with my first post, these are exactly my thoughts on Dylan.

In the sense that Gary Numan was about as much as a pioneer in electronica as I am in nuclear physics I would imagine. Or thats how I read it anyway.

No! No! Don't make me go back out there! I can't take it anymore!! (You have to! They're all expecting you!) No, please! Not another Rave Master! Not after last week! (Stop sniveling and do your job! The Big Butt Bandits were only one-off villains! You won't see them again!) Do you honestly...

Well, if an artist wants to try out new styles, and see if it's a "fit," for them and their fans, i have no problem with that. Seems like it would at least give them some experience in another genre that they might take back to their's, and perhaps incorporate. Whether or not i like the...

i assume you mean dave gilmour since waters was a founding meraber? drugs are very important to music. they heighten your senses and consequently intensify the creativity. Rave was an aural detailing of an being off your head on ecstacy, psychedelia was the representation of an acid trip, and...

why would you congratulate a band for making metal even more pompous?

Good philosophy, lucifer_sam. And I've heard some of Opeth, but I don't think I've heard anything by Sparta.

sorry i misread this thread.

Hi SJ :wavey: Check out some of these ;) {I know you looooove gangster rap you thug, don't try and hide it} Al Green- Let's Stay Together Billie Holiday- Summertime The Slackers- Manuel The Black Keys- Have Love Will Travel Deborah Harry- Rush Rush Sex Pistols- EMI Snoop Dogg- What's My Name...