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It's mostly the history of punk from the the '60's through to the '70's with hardly a mention of the American Hardcore scene in the '80's or punk's rise to mainstream in the '90's. Regardless it's a very good read and you get to learn a lot about the background of musicians as well as finding...

ummm...im sorry? and **** you too... so limewire lies...my ****ing bad... but yeah, i have to know absolutely everything about pink floyd to be a fan...cuz thats just how it works...:rolleyes:

meh they sound like em on some of there songs

Jaydiohead is lulz to the max. :afro: Phideaux - Doomsday Afternoon Karmakanic - Who's The Boss in The Factory?

No my friend, it's Two Horos; one corabined with Shana (She looks waaaaaay too similar to Shana..) and another with.. well I don't know but she looks cute. ^^ No.. wait.. it's Horo, the pinnacle of Awesome Wolf dietys, with the looks of Shana, the pinnacle of Awesome Tsundere and Cuteness...

No Age- Weirdo Rippers

Not liking NMH, truly an unpopular music opinion here.

Lol. Every single meraber of that band is one of the most iconic players/performers of that instrument/singing in rock history, one of the most successful groups of all time from any country, and are one of the few banRAB along with the Beatles who can claim to possibly have created several...

1 The Hold Steady 69 2 Wilco 46 3 The Avett Brothers 31 3 Ryan Adams 31 5 The Replacements 26 6 Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros 20 6 The Dodos 20 6 Golden Smog 20 9 Noah and the Whale 19 10 Grandaddy 17 11 The Mountain Goats 17 12 Vampire Weekend 16 13 Jason Lytle 13 13 Grizzly Bear 13 15...

Some great suggestions dudes! Man... I'm a huge Band fan. It makes no difference is probly one of my favourite tunes. Highway Star is also a great recomondation also. Man.. I forgot about Rory! Got to see him at the Jersey shore around 1972 right around the time "Live in Europe" came out...

Heh, I tend to think 'Vicarious' is kinda overrated as far as Tool songs go...

I only have their s/t, but I love it, so that might be a good place to start.

I'm 19 years old and sometimes still listen to metal.

Happy Mondays - Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches : One of the defining banRAB of the "Madchester" (psychadelic dance-pop) scene during the Britpop era in the late-1980s/early-1990's. This album is a pop masterpiece which works as collage art...snatches of melody are lifted from a variety of...

I definitely liked it better when they kept their songs shorter because I think that helped avoid the blandness factor. Now on these newer albums if they miss a couple times it makes up more of the album. Gotta love the simplicity of A Series of Sneaks though...

Good luck to you. *fingers crossed* The beard is a good sign.

well i've heard nothing but great things about this guy/band Codename: Rocky but i've never actaully heard anything by him/them which is also why i keep saying him/band and what not.. i've heard how well the lyrics are writen, and how well everything just flows with the instruments and voice...

I think they should automatically be banned for using not just one, but two Zs as substitutes for Ss in their name. That said, a quick Amazon search revealed several albums by a band named Boys Noize, same folks?

SounRAB like a great time. The show I missed was shortly after YAWIAM came out. I can only hope they re-unite but even then I'm sure I'd wish I could have seen them during the original run. The only other show I missed out on that I really regret was seeing Wintersleep with The Wooden Stars...

Continuing to pick on hip-hop: