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Maybe you should head over to the Pop-punk hate thread...;) I don't see much point in naming albums from a genre you don't listen to. Of course you're not going to like it, there's nothing anyone can say to make you change your mind (which is I suppose the point of the thread).

Gotta love these, I'm not normally one for such "surveys" but anything with music is cool, I enjoy seeing what people are listening to. another one from me; 1. Black Flag - I Love You 2. Jane's Addiction - Standing in the Shower...Thinking 3. Steve Earle - John Walker's Blues 4. Rollins Band -...

Yes for Hayley Williams andyes for Zooey, but Anni Hardy is pretty amazing as well

Does anyone know the name of the band that had the song called "Cry"? It came out in the early/mid eighties and the video was of just faces that slowly changed to different faces.

To you, maybe none. I think it is quite a bold claim to say that they don't exist today. I have found a huge amount of contemporary banRAB that I think have just as much, if not more, "artistic validity" than those albums. It is easy to say that Siamese Dream and Badmotorfinger are better...

Yeh, where DCFC used to be, got some air time, sold plenty of recorRAB, but not really in the mainstream conscious.

Muse, Muse, Muse, and Muse I heard one of their songs on the radio the other day and I have no clue how they're considered a prog band.

It's okay though.. so long as I know the truth...

Check Johnny's web page and you'll see he has Jimmy Page as his favorite guitarist ever. Here is an article about that...Steve Beard on Johnny Ramone on National Review Online Also check Page's wikipedia site it eludes to it briefly And to top that off Mr. Johnny Ramone mentioned it my mate...

1st-Kansas-Dust in the Wind _hzv0TSSDgU last/currently learning-Mastodon-Pendulous Skin (i actually have to tune my guitar down to D Standard to play it, and tbh i actually quite like this tuning) -also, not me uCrabjK_cNWs

I agree basically with removing the Queen albums, but what are your own reasons for that? EDIT: Just saw it was answered elsewhere. Soz.

Well, I'm sure you'd like to do such the next time the opportunity knocks.

Another brick in the wall part 2- Pink Floyd House of pain- van halen Mr. Brownstone- GNR one of those i cant remeraber wich came first....

Dude, at least you can use the age card, I've got nothin'...:(

What was your opinion of those two shows? I would definitely jump at the chance of seeing either of those two.

tom waits stockhausen brian eno jerry garcia

COULD SOMEONE PLEASE EXPLAIN THE EVERYBODY'S FASCINATION WITH FRANZ FERDINAND??? I SERIOUSLY DON'T GET IT

This is the one time I truly wish I was there to understand, I would have to kick you out of your own story though (no hard feelings I hope).

You guys ready for this? I'm starting early and going forward and hoping to wrap this up by the end of 2008 with the 2008 list. 1940-1962 10. Etta James "At Last!" Okays I don't have much to say on this other then when I heard A Sunday Kind of Love I was completely blown away. My chill brah...

thanks rezz gotta disagree with loser though. that nirvana track TOTALLY deserves to be in that list. the smells like teen spirit riff was monumental in its day. being that it's a list of 'guitar' songs you can't really leave that one out. it single handedly inspired a generation of kiRAB...