At 3/14/04 05:51 PM, Mr_Fluffykins wrote: Also i want you to define my listening style and rate my music
The bands i liten to ar

Manson, Nine inch nails, Black sabath, Metallic, Sex Pistols, Afi, The CLash, Korn, Nirvana, Led zeplin, misfits, cannibal corpse, kiss, sex pistols, rancid, pink floyd, The Doors, ac/dc, rob zombie, Iron maniden, rammstein, slipknot, Alice in chains, nirvanna, system of a down, ozzy, chilli peppers, Frank Zappa, The who, Yes

Well it seems like you have a good list there. The bands there are Metal, Rock, Grunge, Punk.. I like all those bands there except SOAD, Slipknot, Rob Zombie (White Zombie is cool), and Mairyln Manson. Although those are Rock bands. So thats pretty cool. Hey I just got a new Guitar Legends magazine with the top 25 Greatest Acoustic moments in Rock History. Its pretty cool. Some songs there were:

Neil Young- Heart of Gold
Nirvana- The Man who sold the World
Beatles- Blackbird
Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven
Beck- Loser

and some others.. pretty cool.

At 3/14/04 06:55 PM, NirvanaNerd wrote:

and some others.. pretty cool.

Could you list the whole list....around where i live there are very little diverse magazines...mostly hiphop and rap culture....And there is only one good rap group and that Beastie Boys who some call Punk-rap

The best guitarist ever is Jimmy Page, both in performing the music and writing it. For bassists I'd say Justin Chancellor (spelling?) from Tool. Tool's basslines are awesome.
How could they have not chosen Led Zeppelin's "Ramble On" as one of the best acoustic songs ever? Damn those writers...

Hey, Yeah sure I will write the whole list tommorow when I wake up :) Yeah Jimmy Page is AMAZING. I just finished watching a AC/DC concert on MuchMoreMusic and Angus Young is one hell of a guitar play. He's my second favorite :) I will do the list of Top 25 Acoustic songs tommorow, cya

I hope "dust in the wind" by Kansas is one of them. I like that song!

At 3/14/04 05:45 PM, Mr_Fluffykins wrote: I don't know if any of you Think Nine Inch Nails are rock but does anybody know when there next Cd comes out?

apparently there isnt going to be one. And with the way the Nothing label is going, well, im not really seeing Reznor getting back in it for the most common cause for re-entry... lack of money.

At 3/14/04 08:08 PM, Mr_Fluffykins wrote:

At 3/14/04 06:55 PM, NirvanaNerd wrote:

and some others.. pretty cool.

Could you list the whole list....around where i live there are very little diverse magazines...mostly hiphop and rap culture....And there is only one good rap group and that Beastie Boys who some call Punk-rap

yeah man
rap is GOOD
you just gotta find the good rap
being as young as it is
theres still alot a driven tenny boopers in the rap industry
so the more well known stuff isnt always that good
but there are still the rap legends
DRe
Snoop
Emminm(sp?)
and so on and so forth
you just gotta listen around and tryout diff things
there also bootlegs
like Dj GreenLantern
or the Grey album
may i suggest every one here listens to the entire cd once
its Jay-z and the beetles
ie the title(grey album)

yes, I heard about the "Grey Album". The Beatles White Album mixed with Jay-Zs Black Album. No offense to you, but I DO not like rap music. The only people that I have respect for in rap is probley like the early 90s rappers. And probley early Snoop Dogg, but I cant stand rap. Anyway here is that list.

25 Greatest Moment in Acoustic Rock History:

1.Elvis Presley- Blue Suede Shoes
2.Bob Dylan- Masters of War
3.Bob Dylan- Maggie's Farm
4.The Everly Brothers- Wake up Little Suisie
5.The Beatles- You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
6.Simon and Garfunkel- The Dangling Conversation
7.The Beatles- Blackbird
8.The Who- Pinball Wizard
9.Led Zeppelin- Gallows Pole
10.The Rolling Stones- Wile Horses
11.Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven
12.The Eagles- Take it Easy
13.Neil Young- Heart of Gold
14.Steve Miller- The Joker
15.James Taylor- Mexico
16.Janis Ian- At Seventeen
17.Joni Mitchell- Black Crow
18.Fleetwood Mac- Never Going Back Again
19.Bruce Springsteen- Highway Patrolman
20.Talking Heards- Burning Down the House
21.R.E.M- Losing My Religion
22.Eric Clapton- Tears in Heaven
23.Sting- Shape of my Heart
24.Beck- Loser
25.Nirvana- The Man Who Sold the World (MTV Unplugged)

At 3/15/04 09:21 AM, NirvanaNerd wrote: yes, I heard about the "Grey Album". The Beatles White Album mixed with Jay-Zs Black Album. No offense to you, but I DO not like rap music. The only people that I have respect for in rap is probley like the early 90s rappers. And probley early Snoop Dogg, but I cant stand rap. Anyway here is that list.

fair enough
i hated it once to
things change in time
but i wont push the subject cause i know from experince its a touchy one

25 Greatest Moment in Acoustic Rock History:

1.Elvis Presley- Blue Suede Shoes
2.Bob Dylan- Masters of War
3.Bob Dylan- Maggie's Farm
4.The Everly Brothers- Wake up Little Suisie
5.The Beatles- You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
6.Simon and Garfunkel- The Dangling Conversation
7.The Beatles- Blackbird
8.The Who- Pinball Wizard

OMG
i love that fucking song

9.Led Zeppelin- Gallows Pole
10.The Rolling Stones- Wile Horses
11.Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven

and that one

12.The Eagles- Take it Easy
13.Neil Young- Heart of Gold
14.Steve Miller- The Joker
15.James Taylor- Mexico
16.Janis Ian- At Seventeen
17.Joni Mitchell- Black Crow
18.Fleetwood Mac- Never Going Back Again
19.Bruce Springsteen- Highway Patrolman
20.Talking Heards- Burning Down the House

lol

21.R.E.M- Losing My Religion
22.Eric Clapton- Tears in Heaven
23.Sting- Shape of my Heart
24.Beck- Loser

WOOT!
go beck

25.Nirvana- The Man Who Sold the World (MTV Unplugged)

lol
not suprised
thats a p[retty sweet list
all awsome tunes
thanx for taking the time to type it out

I am glad you appreciated it :) Yeah it is a pretty good list.. I think Johnny Cash sould of been on it because he was known for his acoustic.

At 3/15/04 10:42 AM, NirvanaNerd wrote: I am glad you appreciated it :) Yeah it is a pretty good list.. I think Johnny Cash sould of been on it because he was known for his acoustic.

hurt is fucking awsome

At 3/15/04 09:21 AM, NirvanaNerd wrote: yes, I heard about the "Grey Album". The Beatles White Album mixed with Jay-Zs Black Album.

Yeah, rap is garbage. Especially what's out now. Jay z is really unclear on the concept. His "Black Album" is named that and has a picture of him on it. The case with the Beatles' and Metallica' albums was that they just didn't mark their album, and people just adopted that name. They should mix the white album with metallica's black album, that would be truly awesome.

Here's the songs on that list that I really like. Still, no Ramble On?

8.The Who- Pinball Wizard

Don't like Daltrey's work on that, but the intrumental parts are great.

10.The Rolling Stones- Wild Horses

Really cool, laid back song.

11.Led Zeppelin- Stairway to Heaven

Awesome. Especially the electric half.

13.Neil Young- Heart of Gold

Just a normal, nice Neil Young song.

14.Steve Miller- The Joker

I love this song. Steve Miller's great.

24.Beck- Loser

Pretty cool riff. Funny too.

25.Nirvana- The Man Who Sold the World (MTV Unplugged)

That performance was awesome. The cover's better than the David Bowie original, I think.

Oh and NirvanaNerd, I saw that same AC/DC concert on muchmoremusic, it kicked ass.

I forgot to put Losing my Religion on there. That's an amazing song, even if it has no guitar in it.

check out the characters to my new rob zombie "DRAGULA" music video. almost done as soon as i stop bein lazy

At 3/15/04 03:40 PM, bfms wrote: I forgot to put Losing my Religion on there. That's an amazing song, even if it has no guitar in it.

Yeah, Losing my Religion is a amazing song, R.E.M are one of my favorite bands. But it does have guitar in it? Just a simple riff though. And man that AC/DC concert was awesome, although it didnt show all the songs :( But it was really good. Hey nice picture there for the Rob Zombie video.

That was a pretty good list NN. I'm still dissapointed though that "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas wasn't on there. in my opinion its alot better than Beck's Loser but eh! what can you do? I'm also surprised there was no Simon and Garfunkelness on the list either!

or i could be an idiot and need to double check. Because if i did i would see Simon and Garfunkel on the list.

At 3/15/04 06:40 PM, NirvanaNerd wrote:

Yeah, Losing my Religion is a amazing song, R.E.M are one of my favorite bands. But it does have guitar in it? Just a simple riff though.

I don't know for sure if it does of doesn't have guitar in it, but I do know that it's mostly, if not all, played on a mandolin.

haha yeah Simon and Garfunkel was there ;). Yeah your right bfms it is mostly played on a madolin... but in the guitar magazine it says he plays that riff on guitar. But I dont know..

At 3/16/04 08:44 AM, NirvanaNerd wrote: haha yeah Simon and Garfunkel was there ;). Yeah your right bfms it is mostly played on a madolin... but in the guitar magazine it says he plays that riff on guitar. But I dont know..

siomon and garfunkle are hard core

haha yeah.. Man there are so many people or celebrities getting in trobule with the law.. like Jack White from the White Stripes punched some guy , and got fined I think

At 3/16/04 04:45 PM, NirvanaNerd wrote: haha yeah.. Man there are so many people or celebrities getting in trobule with the law.. like Jack White from the White Stripes punched some guy , and got fined I think

500 dolar fine and angry manegment

I don't like the White Stripes. I think its more of me not liking the drummer than anything else. But the whole not liking there music either doesn't help. Too minimalistic to me.

At 3/16/04 05:52 PM, maestro1017 wrote: I don't like the White Stripes. I think its more of me not liking the drummer than anything else. But the whole not liking there music either doesn't help. Too minimalistic to me.

There msuic isn't any good...now a days alot of the music sucks

yeah, well I respect them because they are more so oringinal but kind of boring, I like them though... Just I think it was quite brutal of him to lay down that beating man

At 3/16/04 06:42 PM, NirvanaNerd wrote: yeah, well I respect them because they are more so oringinal but kind of boring, I like them though... Just I think it was quite brutal of him to lay down that beating man

Argh..... I Created the best baned its a fictional band but there awsome....They come up with alot of meterial and there HEavy-phscy-Techno-Rock also know as Meta-rock...blah there awsome...but not real.....there pretend....

White stripes are too liek plain.....Black sabath needs to make another album as good as pariniod!

At 3/16/04 06:47 PM, Mr_Fluffykins wrote:
Argh..... I Created the best baned its a fictional band but there awsome....They come up with alot of meterial and there HEavy-phscy-Techno-Rock also know as Meta-rock...blah there awsome...but not real.....there pretend....

-Sounds like the Gorillaz

At 3/16/04 07:31 PM, maestro1017 wrote:

At 3/16/04 06:47 PM, Mr_Fluffykins wrote:
Argh..... I Created the best baned its a fictional band but there awsome....They come up with alot of meterial and there HEavy-phscy-Techno-Rock also know as Meta-rock...blah there awsome...but not real.....there pretend....

-Sounds like the Gorillaz

My banned is called Soveriegn Socratees, there banned members are Steve Profaine (Drums)
Alan ProFaine (secondary precusion/ tubular Bells)
Alex Black (Dual Key bored/ backup vocals)
Jim Ground (Base guitar/ Courus Vocals)
Peter ClearFeld (Dj/Courus Vocals)
Stan Newman(Acustic Guitar)
Kurk Olde (Electric Guitar/ Backup vocals)
Scott Clarkin(Electric Guitar/ lead Vocals/ Main song and music writer)
They have an average of 5 cds a year and were started in 1981

sooo, anyone here listen to any Cold Chisel or Skyhooks?

cool, sorry I never listenend to those bands before. Hey Mr.Fluffkins (Wrong spelling sorry) yeah that would be awesome if Black Sabbath did another album, they were awesome in thier early days. Man, I really dislike "Gorillaz". I used to like them about 3 or 4 years ago, but they are just like computerized with peoples voices.. I cant stand them, its ruining music.