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Primus - Here Come The Bastards LEEEESSSSSS CLAYPOOOOOOOOOOL

If you can't find it, you could always try online. That's how I managed to find my Deadpool limited series. I can't find those anywhere.

Also, Spider-man socked Nick Fury's eye-patch right off just for those reasons you just said S.H.I.E.L.D. sucks. That's gotta give the poor sod some extra credits.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Details Of The War Their singer is so bad it's hilarious. And he's doing it on purpose too.

No, I'm a huge Chris Cornell fan, and I even liked some of the second Audioslave (I love Dandelion for one) and I find Original Fire to be quite terrible. Even Chris' vocals. This is really disappointing, because I was really hoping to get something good out of all the hyping they've been doing on making it a Soul/Classic Rock album. He's releasing a new solo album next year. Maybe that'll be better. Klaus Doldinger - In The Howling Forest AH. NOSTALGIA. SWEET NOSTALGIA.

Prepare for one word post. GAH!

Oh, Cable & Deadpool. YES. Chimichanga.

In Krakow. See, Krakow is not unlike a plecostomus at the bottom of your aquarium. Krakow will scour the depths for concepts other cartoonists pass on like so much waste; this allows other cartoonists to thrive on nutrient-rich material and live richer, fuller lives! In other words, they're bottom feeders. Or, if you will, they suck. (Avril Arrow was a brilliant idea though.)

Y The Last Man is my favourite comic right now.

You think that's bad? RRRRIOT GRRRRRL!

No, I need more good webcomics. *re-reads Applegeeks again*

No, that's software pirates.

That's because Guns N Roses haven't made a good album since Appetite For Destruction. Currently listening to: Creed - Pity For A Dime, because discussing them here made me want to dig out their first album. HOLY DINGO SCOTT STAPP IS EVEN MORE ANNOYING THAN I REMEMBER.

I still love Scatman John. It's pure entertainmant. The Chemistry Set - Pilot, Kiss My Karma

My friend's first record was a Lou Bega record. He liked Mambo Number 5. He looks back on those days with mucho shame. Pearl Jam - Unemployable Now, I like Pearl Jam's new record a lot, but Eddie Vedder's voice has really deteriorated over the years. Sometimes he coughs lyrics more than he sings them.

I was always more of a Blur fan than an Oasis fan. My first CD was Americana, by The Offspring. I was ten. I could have done worse.

*weeps* I own all three Disturbed CDs. I'm gonna give away the first two though. I no longer like them. The third? I like that one. You can barely feel the nu-metal anymore anyway. They're just hard rock now. Besides, David Draiman is a pretty good singer. Hell, they're doing solos now. Granted, the solos make me go 'whoa, scales!' but still. Creed had one or two good songs. I like 'One'. Creed's biggest problem was their incredibly annoying singer. I mean, ****, if you're going to rip off Eddie Vedder, rip off the parts people liked, not just the parts people hated and Ed has stopped doing. Creed in itself was not a terrible band. Mark Tremonti is not a bad guitarist. Alter Bridge has proved this when they allowed him to stop downtuning his guitar for that 'grungy' sound. Eels - Something Is Sacred I wear newspapers for pants, and a T-Shirt that says "Damn, I'm Good"

Weezer and Oasis aren't post-grunge...? Post grunge is not a time-period. No, post-grunge is a movement. It's basically any band that went 'hey this band is pretty cool, let's rip them off'. Creed tried to take over from Pearl Jam and Godsmack from Alice In Chains, for example. Puddle Of Mudd, Nickelback, that sort of ****e. In fact, post-grunge was already active during the actual grunge period (Stone Temple Pilots, Bush). And this is absolutely not my generation. Post-grunge is the grunge generation trying to hold on to it's relevance in the world. They've pretty much all moved on now. For example, Creed became Alter Bridge, losing almost all it's grunge trademarks in favor of hard rock. Not that this is saying much, because my generation is even worse. See, I'm the metalcore and screamo generation. SO FULL OF HATE. Temple Of The Dog - Reach Down

The Foo Fighters have definately shaken off the musical implications of such, anyway. They've become the unexpected arena rockers of this decade. I think most people realize they're entirely different bands. The Foo Fighters probably would have made it on their own, albeit in a different form. Personally, I gotta say Everlong is one of the best songs I know and I like it better than pretty much everything Nirvana released.

He's also a kickass guitarist and songwriter. Singer, not so much. Although he's the only one that can make angsty-as-hell lyrics sound happy. Green River - Unwind

I am convinced Patrick Stewart is a living statue.

Followed by what? The grunge movement actually making good music lasted, what, three years? Then we got post-grunge dingo like Creed and later on the entire nu-metal movement as a result. Every decade has more poop than good, you know. For every Bob Dylan there are twenty Motley Cru

I have. They quickly threw that gimmick. That recording of Layne I just linked to? This was pretty early in their career. Right after they threw that gimmick out. Look at Alice In Chains Unplugged, you can totally see how much trouble he's having not passing out. But hearing Layne at the top of his game? Sends chills through my bones. Mad Season - I Don't Know Anything

Also, it stems a lot from jealousy that one of my idols, Layne Staley, isn't nearly as recognized as Kurt. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX-_0d0xhGU R.I.P. Layne

Love the comic man. It was fun, really cheesy in a good way. And terrible art. And absolutely silly writing. And is almost as bad as Krakow plain.