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John Zorn is the master of changing time signatures and other weird changes in songs while it still sounds good.

I wouldn't know about them sucking. I only know Dust In The Wind, really. I never checked out anything else because of the aforementioned reason. Everyone I know always calls them, sarcastically, whining, prog-rocking Kansas. That doesn't spell much good. Disturbed - Ten Thousand Fists Disturbed's third album has a bit of an old-school metal feel to it. It's good that some of the nu-metal bands realized that playing real metal is a lot more satisfying. I can hear a definate Pantera influence here. It's kind of repetitive though. But hey, you can't have anything.

I once talked to a guy who wanted to start an entire GENRE, called Splatterfunk. He described the originators of Splatterfunk - I think he called them Adolf & The Fuhrerettes or something, as a four man band: drums, bass, sax, vocals and chainsaw. Vocals a mix of Tom Waits most ridiculous era and Cannibal Corpse. It'd have lots of B-Movie samples. Now there's some twist. One of my lifegoals is to be in a band and cover Captain Planet's theme song as trash metal.

I can't listen to Kansas. My dad wants Dust In The Wind to be played on his funeral, and now I can't think of Kansas without thinking about my father dying. Guns N' Roses - Paradise City Man. They started so well with Appetite For Destruction... then they lost their nerve.

The Art Of Dying. I can't decide whether that is a horribly clich

I have never been to a forum where this hasn't been posted at least four times. Still funny, though.

Acda en de Munnik AC/DC Arch Enemy Aerosmith Alice Cooper Alice In Chains Apocalyptica Audioslave Beck Black Sabbath Blind Guardian Blur Bob Marley Bowling For Soup Broken Social Scene Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Coal Chamber Corvus Dashboard Confessional (although I would never admit it openly... oh ****!) Deadsy Deep Purple Deerhoof Demons & Wizards Disturbed Dry Cell EElS Ennio Moriconne Enya Evanescence Finntroll Flaming Lips Flogging Molly Franz Ferdinand Godsmack Gorillaz Guns N' Roses Hammerfall Incubus Iron Maiden Isis Janis Joplin Judas Priest Kamelot KoRn Led Zeppelin Life Of Agony Mad Season Manowar Marilyn Manson Meatloaf (STFU) Megadeth Metallica Midtown Modest Mouse Mogwai Neutral Milk Hotel Naruto Official Soundtrack Oasis Offspring Opeth Orgy Pantera Pavement Pearl Jam Pelican Pink Floyd Placebo Powerman 5000 Queen R.E.M. Radiohead Rage Against The Machine Rammstein Red Hot Chili Peppers Saliva Skatman John Skyclad Slipknot Soil Sonic Youth Soul Coughing Soundgarden Spiderbait Staind Stephen Lynch Steppenwolf Stone Sour Straylight Run Tanzwut Temple Of The Dog Tenacious D Tenth Level Tauren Chieftain The Aquabats The Arcade Fire The Beatles The Cure The Decemberists The Fiery Furnaces The Foo Fighters The Kaiser Chiefs The Kinks The Mayfield Four The Police The Prodigy The Real McKenzies The Shins The Smashing Pumpkins The Strokes The Yeah Yeah Yeahs They Might Be Giants Tortoise UB-40 Unsound Vangelis Weezer Weird Al Yankovic Within Temptation Wolf Parade Wolfsbane Wolfsheim This is a much better attempt than my half-assed drunk list, isn't it?

YEAH DINOSAURS Ditto. I'm especially good at getting on my high horse for music lists. I love getting people riled up by making fun of their favourite bands. I never get tired of people pointing out the irony in me calling their favourite bands sell-outs and listing some random ultra-popular band as my own favourite.

Enough is enough when you feel that you have lived a full enough life. Since peoples desires aren't static, that means it'll never be enough.

"I will eat your extended family", by Noosehead. Nobody here will probably get that.

At first, I was confused at this post. Then I looked if I actually posted here other than criticizing all those same sounding post grunge bands. Well lo and behold. Apparantly I'm an alcoholic.

Wow. Throw in Default and Creed in there and you have five bands that sound exactly the same. Out of those, I think StainD is definately the best, and Nickelback definately the worst. EDIT: Wow. A lot of nu-metal here. I think I'm sort of growing out of that. I used to adore KoRn, now I think they're just a big bag of noise most of the time. I do like Untouchables though, some nice hooks on there. Also, why do people like Slipknot outside of Volume 3: The Subliminal Verses (which is actually good)?

PEARL JAM EELS MODEST MOUSE DISTUBRED METALLICA IRON MAIDEN FINNTROLL SKYCLAD sorry can't think of aelse I'm durnlk sorry ..

*HUG* *Shoots both of you in the face, then breaks all your Finntroll CD's in two" I only have Finntroll mp3s. I do have a bunch of Skyclad, though, and they're the originators of Folk Metal.

*HUG*

Yeah, well, that's what the people said before the French Revolution too, isn't it? The Fiery Furnaces - My Dog Was Lost But Now He's Found

Look, I know that most people think negative thoughts about cursing, but that's only because people keep associating it with things that it has no business being associated with. And I know I shouldn't curse at a job interview, and I don't - but the fact of the matter is, that's because, like I said, I'm trying to hide it because I want something out of them, mainly a job. That's what I'm saying all along. Not cursing is just a way to appear better than you are. If it wouldn't hurt my chances of getting that job, I would just do it - because that's who I am. I know that society frowns upon cursing, the point that I'm trying to hammer in is that we shouldn't frown upon it because it isn't a big enough deal to frown upon. Also, would you assume they're fighting if they're just talking and someone drops the f-word in a sentence just for emphasis? I think you would mostly assume they're fighting when they're shouting profanities at eachother because that's what they're doing, shouting them. Also, 'you should get over it' is not a good arguement. I have nothing to do right now, I am bored, so why shouldn't I use my time debating? I mean, debate is the first step towards compromises and solutions. Pearl Jam - Comatose

This is a public (read: PG) forum of a corporate games developer, not your local pub, or wherever you would like it to be. Simple explanation: profanity prevents others from participating, whilst the filter does not prevent you from participating. Now please stop swearing, or you will receive a formal warning for your efforts. Thanking you in advance. This is exactly my point. Swearing is not allowed but the reasoning behind it is nonexistent. Okay, swearing makes something PG-13 or R, but hey, what does that even mean? The rating system is entirely flawed, so all this is based on is a couple of indignant bastards who are too lazy to raise their own children and therefore need to turn their children into media hermits, trying their best to ignore that it *will* come. And as for the general guidelines, pretty much every single thing in there that applies to swearing is entirely subjective. I don't any of those reasons apply to my swearing (because, afterall, the word filter does filter them out, and therefore nobody is excluded from participating. **** **** **** ****. see?) and you have yet to give me a proper reason to stop swearing other than being preventive from a warning, which, because it's reasonless, is nothing less than a straightforward threat. The entire system is based on how much of a tool the other person is. Okay, I declare that as of now, the word dingo, is my personal replacement for any four letter word and has the same emotional charge. And this is all a dingoing pile of dingo. Skyclad - Great Blow For A Day Job

How old are we speaking here? As far as I heard, 12. Disgusting.

Chris Cornell said his vocal styles was rhythm and blues influenced and they were getting sensitive on this record. In completely contrary reports, Tom Morello says they have some of the heaviest songs and riffs on this record. Yeah, any Chris Cornell I've heard live wasn't all that, but whenever I hear him on a record I think he's GOD. I like their second album, but not as much as their first. Also, Dandelion has got to be the happiest thing Chris ever sung. He's one of the artists most in need of prozac.

Hm. Well, Holland has been shook up by how apparently easy it is to have sex with a kid through prostitution.

Apocalyptica is really popular here. I like it. Although I still don't really like their Metallica covers. Their own stuff is so much better.

Audioslave turned out a lot better than I expected them to be. I mean, every song they make is a basic rock song, so listening to their records can get boring (read: drive your fingers into your brain through your eyes repetitive), but in small doses, they manage to completely rock out.

I listened to that, but I won't be buying it, and I won't be listening to it again. It's weird, but on gaming forums, you get lynched if you say anything bad about Tool, but on almost any other forum, most people think Tool is overrated. Which they are. Anyway, Broken Social Scene - 7/4 (Shoreline). Which is actually in 7/4.

I do believe it, to some extent. The emphasis should be laid on the part that says that you should clearly know they want to swear. Because if you don't do something you want to do, you have a reason for not doing that. Currently listening to - Deerhoof - Chatterboxes