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"No, I'm turning American"

I am.
I'm turning into an American College Student.
Why?
Because I have heard, and I like, 3 songs that make me a dumb-ass yankee student with a rucksack.

Puddle of Mud
The one with the "love the way you smack my ass"

Nickleback
H"ow you remind me"

Kid Rock
"Bawitdaba". That one that goes "Dang-a-dang-ba.."

This is not good, I must seek help in being rescued from MOR American soft-rock hell.
(except for the Kid Rock song, because that rocks. And he has a midget sidekick that's dead now. But he still had one.)

must not (wake up devo...)

VenomByte wrote:
>

This is bad indeed. My 16 year old nu-metal fan younger brother is also very keen on that song.


Nah, not really. I'm sure there are nu metal kids who like Radiohead etc as well. We mustn't tar all these kids with the same brush. And I'm as big a culprit of that as anyone.

The name of the song is Control

If you liked that may I suggest (also by Puddle Of Mudd)

Blurry
She Hates Me

Goatboy wrote:
Puddle of Mud
The one with the "love the way you smack my
> ass"


*shakes head*

This is bad indeed. My 16 year old nu-metal fan younger brother is also very keen on that song.

*shakes head again*

You suck...

Although I am scared as I'm starting to like that Canadian bird Nelly Furtado...

Argh

Must play Dark Side of the Moon.

What's wrong with Puddle of Mud and Nickelback???
Except for the fact that Fred Durst's envolved with PoM!
Nickelback may be 'grungey', but as long as they don't become too comercialized, they'll do fine.

But I hate Kid Rock!! How can anyone like his songs???
He should rename all his albums 'ME ME ME #1, #2, #3'....

Nickelback are good. No nu-metla rubbihs, just plain rock. I like them, although How You Remind Me is a bit..commercial?

(is it me, or does the
> vocalist even look like Dexter Holland?), and maybe even a hint of Neil Young.
errr not really

devo wrote:
>Which is surprising, as
> he's just copied Eddie Vedder's vocal techniques.

Not very well either.

I've read interviews with Scott Stapp, and he does come across as arrogant. But not that cool rock star arrogant, just a smug arrogance. Which is surprising, as he's just copied Eddie Vedder's vocal techniques.