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Originality Technicality These make good music. Add this: Soul And you get great music.

Sh1t, I like a band that you do.

Whats the point?... I'd have a pretty hard time trying to pick one out of nearly 500 posts of the same ol' bullsh*t. Dream Theater still blows. You misspelled Kurt Cobain on the guitarist poll. Yet you having better grammar and apparantly having a music degree makes you smarter...

Makes no difference. You don`t hear people saying James Brown isn`t funk anymore because the Red Hot Chili Peppers are heavier.

the boss

Tie for Vocalist: Davey Havok : AFI and Tim McIlrath: Rise Against Favorite band is Rise Against. In Flames, and AFI are close behind though

I was obsessed with that song for a long time after this album came out. Slug's self-reflection at the end is, wow, brutal. "The only woman that love you are fans and family, mom has no choice, but fans leave you randomly". Also love the line: "Can't teach much when it comes to women, I drive...

Hey guys, new here. :wave: Registered to pick all your brains and see if you can suggest some banRAB / albums / songs that exhibit a similar sound to LP's Minutes to Midnight album. Didn't like it at first, as is common, then started loving it and now I don't know where to find more. Help!

Moving Pictures is Rush's best album

anybody know anything like dayvan cowboy by boarRAB of canada

your choice who do you prefer who do you like

If you have a MIDI editor in Ableton Live, which I'm sure you do, then you can use that to trigger the sounRAB in the VST synths. What you need to look for are VSTi plugins. You can find A LOT of them here: http://www.kvraudio.com

London Calling, Hateful, and The Card Cheat.

PPUBQukXhZQ dHnWmn6VXao I like these songs. Sorry. They seem like decent, light, pop-punk fare. I won't get caught listening to any Fall Out Boy after this debut album though, however, so don't worry about me too much...

In Vain - The Latter Rain (2007) Holy crap is this ever some good progressive death metal that doesn't sound like a rip off of Opeth. Seriously if you want a band similar to Opeth but completely different in sound, then this is a band to look up. Definitely something I'm going to give a...

Hell yeah. Gotta love Lagwagon.

I've been so over-analytical about what my next entry should be, but don't worry it's coming.

I like to listen to a new album all the way through the first few times, but once I'm comfortable with my favorites I often listen to three or four songs and then skip to a new album. DepenRAB on other stuff like what else I'm doing too...

And how exactly does this negate what I just said? I suppose I can see a bit of the influence in the Stooges music, not so much with Iggy solo though.

Does anyone have the possible decency in their dark recess to supply me with an up for "The Art Enserable of Chicago - With Fontella Bass?"