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have you ever heard Von? It's quite different from their later work but it's quite stunning. Jonsi sings with an even higher voice and the instrumentals are more hazy and their use of violins is a little more restrained.

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You should go back an re read what I said. I know it's a lot but if you follow the argument you won't sound so stupid. I know they have a sound durabass and I recognized that.
 
I personally don't know why anyone rates Metal vocalists. Why not just remix barking dogs, and split the money better between the actual talent.

I think pop music is fine. Its the stealth pop that really sucks.

Most R&B made after 1985 sucks absolute wild nut sack.

Kayne West is pretty ****ing badass.

I don't know how anyone thinks the rat that fronts Paramore is attractive.

Coldplay isn't nearly as bad as people make them out to be.

Country music keeps the south supressed more than Lincoln's Federal Troops ever could have.

Glam Arena Rock really neeRAB to make a come back.
 
  1. Warning by Green Day is a fantastic album full of great pop songs.
  2. Chris Cornell's latest solo effort Scream isn't all that horrible.
  3. Avenged Sevenfold write decent pop-metal. I will occasionally listen to Waking the Fallen and City of Evil, and their new album is actually pretty listenable.
  4. Jerry Cantrell is the soul of Alice in Chains, and I'm sick of people saying the band can't exist without Layne Staley, even though Cantrell wrote almost all of the music and lyrics. Nevermind him contributing like 50% of the vocals.
  5. On the subject of Jerry Cantrell, his second solo album has songs that kick the **** out of most AiC songs.
 
Lurking the last 6 pages of this thread is like middle school. You're a troll. No, you're a troll. The Doors are influential and make amazing music. No, Jim Morrison was a violent ******* and only wrote crappy recollections of his acid trips.
 
They've released plenty of albums where they sing in Icelandic. The fact that they chose to experiment with something else once doesn't really take too much away. Besides, while from another country, Sigur Ros' music isn't particularly foreign; it borrows from a lot of concrete examples of post-rock/arabiance, and I don't think the fact that they don't sing in their native tongue on occasion does much.

The album that Hopelandic appears on (part of
 
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