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Nirvana - Nirvana This album was the one that introduced me to rock back when I was into hardcore rap. Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP I like this album. I used to listen to some songs everyday. Tool - Aenima This record was the first one that I listened from the beginning to the end in one...

In the worab a little too long I guess.

Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy I've yet to hear Presence, In Through the Out Door, and Coda in their entirety, but I can confidently say that this is my favorite Zeppelin album. Not every song is perfect ("The Crunge", eww) but it's darn close otherwise. Fuuuck...if any Zeppelin song was...

Ahhhh... the mullet, the outdated fashion faux par for all eternity...

To me since were talking about lyrics its about the worRAB themselves, not the way they're delivered. If its about delivery that would include the singing and the instrumentation, which wouldn't really be about lyrics. It would be about the actual song, so favorite songwriters would be more...

^I might get to see MF Doom around February or so. Either them or MewithoutYou

Ha, well this things been up for much longer than they usually are. Welcome though, its good to see another guy from the Commonwealth in here.

I was an only child and do you really think my parents (30s) were listening to nirvana and pearljam all day? think dude.

Limp Bizkit's new album:

Yeah cuz we all know that all punk vocalists sound the same.

I haven't voted because, like Big3, I don't know what we're voting for. Is it the bitterest break up? Or the one we regret took place the most? Or the one we're most happy about? It's so confusing :(

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I got loaRAB so here's the first half Rolling Stones - Crawdaddy Club residency 1963 / 1975 American Tour The Who - Marquee Club 1965 Pink Floyd - UFO Club 1967 MC5 / Stooges - Grande Ballroom 1968 Alice Cooper - Zappa era freak band 1969 / Billion Dollar Babies tour 1973 Can - Damo Suzuki era...

I play guitar, bass guitar, a little bit of drums, and piano.

All that matters is that kid a is #1. It's my favorite album of all time.

I would bet you 20 dollars Thom Yorke would kill himself before allowing his band to become U2

I like buying CRAB more..but do it far far less than downloading. Why? I aint made of money. Most CRAB I do buy dont get listened to. I listen to all my music on my computer or on/through my iPod.

WHAT!? Crowquill! This is what I'm talking about man. It's nice that you can just "nope, dylan wasn't original at all" back it up! BACK IT UP! Now I hope you don't actually believe what you just said- I hope you were throwing away your own knowledge to make a point. Because the "Nope" by...

Do you have that song that was sung by that guy in that movie that came out last year that no one saw?

Pretty much. And his fans are the most snobbish f*cks on earth. Anything you put on isn't as fast or as talented as Satriani's stuff.