darth do you like that death camp for cuties song soul meets body?

darth do you like that death camp for cuties song soul meets body?

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Please... you're confusing me by calling me "darth"... either call me Darth Launch as my forum name indicates or DL or Launchie as most of the forum members do

 

Actually, I haven't actually heard that song so I couldn't pass judgement

Mothman, your taste in country is disgusting. Your brain is most surely melting as we speak.

 

Willie Nelson-Time of the Preacher.

 

Charles Mingus-Nostalgia in Times Square

otay DL

 

have heard anything by them? good stuff. its kinda like my chemical romance - ghost of you

Miss Launch has what we "mature" folk call taste. You see, I doubt she'd lower herself to the ranks of the common emo listeners.

 

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - The Drum Thunder Suite

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otay DL

 

have heard anything by them? good stuff. its kinda like my chemical romance - ghost of you

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Nothing by them springs to mind... I'll have to do some investigating... I hope I don't end up going on the same Radiohead binge I did last time I got sucked into this Foo Fighters song

chemical has good stuff, not all but some. you just listen to your jazz bailey

Johnny Cash, Nick Cave - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.

 

I think I enjoy American IV more than Folsom Prison, yes.

I'm still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... so many feelings generated from one song... *sigh*

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You know what sort of does that for me? Speed of Sound by Coldplay.

 

Mothman, your taste in country is disgusting. Your brain is most surely melting as we speak.

 

Willie Nelson-Time of the Preacher.

 

Charles Mingus-Nostalgia in Times Square

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No way. Billy Ray Cyrus and Toby Keith are both great country musicians, Mr. Deathmetal - I hate God - I hate life - my dad abused me - music lover. :cool:

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chemical has good stuff, not all but some. you just listen to your jazz bailey

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Ooh... Jazz... good idea... Jazz might be able to lure me away from this goddamn song! Damn you Dave Grohl! Damn you! *shakes fist*

Black Metal has the Anti-Christian shtick.

 

And country music, especially contemporary country music is the feces of our times.

 

I mean ****, overtly patriotic hillbillies with horrible pop productions, they're not even worthy to lick Johnny Cash's rotting arse.

 

And just for your information, Death Metal, especially the Progressive sub-genre has produced some of the most interesting melodies of the past decade.

 

Cynic, Atheist, Pestilence, you name it.

 

Johnny Cash-Cocaine Blues.

 

I see you've edited that post of yours, pfft

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I'm still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... so many feelings generated from one song... *sigh*

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You know what sort of does that for me? Speed of Sound by Coldplay.

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So Coldplay makes you think warm and fuzzy thoughts about your man too?

 

Still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... *heavy sigh* :">

 

Gah! It looks like I need a Radiohead binge...

Black Metal has the Anti-Christian shtick.

 

And country music, especially contemporary country music is the feces of our times.

 

I mean ****, overtly patriotic hillbillies with horrible pop productions, they're not even worthy to lick Johnny Cash's rotting arse.

 

And just for your information, Death Metal, especially the Progressive sub-genre has produced some of the most interesting melodies of the past decade.

 

Cynic, Atheist, Pestilence, you name it.

 

Johnny Cash-Cocaine Blues.

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Bah. Death Metal isn't even worthy to (to use your own phrase) suck donkey balls, with or without the anti-Christian "shtick". It's the bottom of the barrel as far as music goes. Heck, I'm surprised some people call it music. But Johnny Cash is awesome, I will give you that.

Listen to Cynic. Now.

 

Or at least to Willie Nelson, mmm the guy smoked pot on top of the White house.

 

Ella Fitzgerald - April in Paris

I'm still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... so many feelings generated from one song... *sigh*

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You know what sort of does that for me? Speed of Sound by Coldplay.

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So Coldplay makes you think warm and fuzzy thoughts about your man too?

 

Still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... *heavy sigh* :">

 

Gah! It looks like I need a Radiohead binge...

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You know what? It does. Speaking of which...*grabs Coldplay CD*

Greatest. Metal. Album.

 

Cynic-The Eagle Nature

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Ball and Chain- Social Distortion

Eric Clapton - Layla

Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson - Ghost Riders In The Sky

Tom Waits - Shake It.

 

 

And please, you should all stop trying to pass your opinions on music off as facts.

I'm still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... so many feelings generated from one song... *sigh*

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You know what sort of does that for me? Speed of Sound by Coldplay.

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So Coldplay makes you think warm and fuzzy thoughts about your man too?

 

Still listening to Foo Fighters - Still... *heavy sigh* :">

 

Gah! It looks like I need a Radiohead binge...

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i can't listen to cold play anymore, always think of clocks and that song makes me depressed (bad times accompany that song )

I think a lot of Coldplay's songs sound the same.

Johann Sebastian Bach - Orchestra Suite 4 Bourree

hopefully music doesn't define who you are?

 

its purely mood IMO

 

when i work out - metal or hard rock

 

when i chill - deep house or slow rock etc etc

 

so for you to judge people by their selection of music is really shallow, why don't you just make a social identity post while your at it.

Hinder - Get Stoned