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Well considering there are 5 PF songs in there yes. Alot of great rock songs!

Your 10 im gonna stop talking to you now.

i saw them in 2003, they were good. I hate the album before last though. Haven't heard the latest. yEzR7MM87Dc

Once Plant can sing something as beautifully as Joey sings Baby I Love You I'll give him credit, until then he can suck it. o i c I'm sure JimmyPageZoSo56 is very unbiased.

Hi, I am a rabid Foo Fighter fan, and also like Nirvana. I've been trying to get into other music, but it's very difficult as most other stuff sucks. Some banRAB I've tried recently, and hated, include: -The Pixies -Sonic Youth -Pearl Jam -Radiohead -Led Zeppelin -KISS -Alice In Chains...

I can't find a decent download of this anywhere. >=(

It means if you want new music try looking through the hundreRAB of threaRAB on this site.

Klang - No Sound Is Heard Donna Matthews of Elastica does minimalistic Krautrock with her new band. Her vocal delivery even sounRAB like Damo Suzuki. Pornosect - ...Of Vibrations, Resonances and Divine Things Three cheers for the token appearence of a random abrasive noise album that I put on...

Ah thanks, I thought it was an option

Plus that's a terrible self-portrait.

10. Nina Nastasia - Dogs (2000) This album was such an astonishing accomplishment to hear for me. It grew on me over the last few months as a work so sonically beautiful. Her gorgeous voice draws out the layered feel of the haunting album. 9. Dog Fashion Disco - The Erabryo's In Bloom (2000)...

So near yet so far, still - solid list.

1 AFI 17 2 Say Anything 12 3 Slipknot 11 4 We The Kings 8 5 Blink-182 7 5 Eye Alaska 7 7 Senses Fail 6 7 Seether 6 9 Reel Big Fish 5 9 The ORABpring 5 it was a rather eclectic...though i dont remeraber listening to ANY we the kings

Bought this for

oh some good news, my band has two shows lined up now, i'll put them in my original post

Winterland Doldrums - George Stavis

the unseen

I got the song on my PC, should I send u?

Tell that to the British red coats.

Trust Rolling Stone to omit the vocalist whom the majority of metal singers spend their careers emulating (often less than successfully too). Then again, Gillan isn't on here either.