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Level 42 - the highest bass ever and rubbish songs
UB40 - Reggae from Birmingham blokes just isn't on
Bjork - Because she sounds like someone is trying to drive a car up her
Steps - I want to smash my fist into "H"'s face. Repeatedly
The Strokes - Because The Stooges and The MC5 did this years ago. And better
Aswad - I just remembered these clowns
Nickelback - Stupid songs and stupid hair.
UB40 - Reggae from Birmingham blokes just isn't on
Bjork - Because she sounds like someone is trying to drive a car up her
Steps - I want to smash my fist into "H"'s face. Repeatedly
The Strokes - Because The Stooges and The MC5 did this years ago. And better
Aswad - I just remembered these clowns
Nickelback - Stupid songs and stupid hair.
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> Britney,
>
> >
> She's reasonably fit, but is sadly no longer a virgin :(
And you would not f*f**k her when.....?
Mad.
>
> >
> She's reasonably fit, but is sadly no longer a virgin :(
And you would not f*f**k her when.....?
Mad.
Craw wrote:
> Its the Creed singer that really bugs me to be honest. I mean all
> the
> religious imigary in their videos and the way he acts just seems so
> insincere. He pulls the Jesus Christ Pose but you can tell he's
> spent
> the last hour thinking about it..
I know exactly what you mean. In one video the band's just doing a live performance. Fairly hard to live-out your messiah-complex in that scenario. But not for Mr. Creed Singer, he feels the need to levitate over the (worshipping) crowd in a crucifiction pose. Or the last video where he was an angel fighting against evil. That man has serious issues.
> Its the Creed singer that really bugs me to be honest. I mean all
> the
> religious imigary in their videos and the way he acts just seems so
> insincere. He pulls the Jesus Christ Pose but you can tell he's
> spent
> the last hour thinking about it..
I know exactly what you mean. In one video the band's just doing a live performance. Fairly hard to live-out your messiah-complex in that scenario. But not for Mr. Creed Singer, he feels the need to levitate over the (worshipping) crowd in a crucifiction pose. Or the last video where he was an angel fighting against evil. That man has serious issues.
Bleeders wrote:
> Yeah, their first album revolutionised a part of music, in my
> opinion
> :)
>
> They did break new ground when they released that album. They owe a
> certain debt to Prong IMO, since Prong kinda pioneered that sound in
> the early ninties.
>
> Listen to "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck"
>
> And the best part. Prong have reformed. :)
Excellent song, that is :)
> Yeah, their first album revolutionised a part of music, in my
> opinion
> :)
>
> They did break new ground when they released that album. They owe a
> certain debt to Prong IMO, since Prong kinda pioneered that sound in
> the early ninties.
>
> Listen to "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck"
>
> And the best part. Prong have reformed. :)
Excellent song, that is :)
I hate pop and urban-hip-hop-crew music...
> Yeah, their first album revolutionised a part of music, in my opinion
> :)
They did break new ground when they released that album. They owe a certain debt to Prong IMO, since Prong kinda pioneered that sound in the early ninties.
Listen to "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck"
And the best part. Prong have reformed. :)
> :)
They did break new ground when they released that album. They owe a certain debt to Prong IMO, since Prong kinda pioneered that sound in the early ninties.
Listen to "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck"
And the best part. Prong have reformed. :)
Bleeders wrote:
> Agreed. I see 8-year-olds walking around with Korn shirts on and
> just
> think - what the hell? They probably don't even realise that Korn
> are
> a band for god's sake! Phff.
>
> I remember when Korn first appeared on the scene back in 95, they were
> being touted as this Industrial Hip-Hop-ish outfit, this was of
> course, before Nu-Metal even existed.
Yeah, their first album revolutionised a part of music, in my opinion :)
> Agreed. I see 8-year-olds walking around with Korn shirts on and
> just
> think - what the hell? They probably don't even realise that Korn
> are
> a band for god's sake! Phff.
>
> I remember when Korn first appeared on the scene back in 95, they were
> being touted as this Industrial Hip-Hop-ish outfit, this was of
> course, before Nu-Metal even existed.
Yeah, their first album revolutionised a part of music, in my opinion :)
They sing in a moany way :)
Sod off.
Sod off.
Stryke wrote:
"Pink Floyd. I like the music, but the moany lyrics annoy me."
I want to tell you a story
About a little man
If I can.
A gnome named Grimble Crumble.
And little gnomes stay in their homes.
Eating, sleeping, drinking their wine.
He wore a scarlet tunic,
A blue green hood,
It looked quite good.
He had a big adventure
Amidst the grass
Fresh air at last.
Wining, dining, biding his time.
And then one day - hooray!
Another way for gnomes to say
Oooooooooomray.
Look at the sky, look at the river
Isn't it good?
Look at the sky, look at the river
Isn't it good?
Winding, finding places to go.
And then one day - hooray!
Another way for gnomes to say
Oooooooooomray.
Ooooooooooooooomray.
"Pink Floyd. I like the music, but the moany lyrics annoy me."
I want to tell you a story
About a little man
If I can.
A gnome named Grimble Crumble.
And little gnomes stay in their homes.
Eating, sleeping, drinking their wine.
He wore a scarlet tunic,
A blue green hood,
It looked quite good.
He had a big adventure
Amidst the grass
Fresh air at last.
Wining, dining, biding his time.
And then one day - hooray!
Another way for gnomes to say
Oooooooooomray.
Look at the sky, look at the river
Isn't it good?
Look at the sky, look at the river
Isn't it good?
Winding, finding places to go.
And then one day - hooray!
Another way for gnomes to say
Oooooooooomray.
Ooooooooooooooomray.
> Agreed. I see 8-year-olds walking around with Korn shirts on and just
> think - what the hell? They probably don't even realise that Korn are
> a band for god's sake! Phff.
I remember when Korn first appeared on the scene back in 95, they were being touted as this Industrial Hip-Hop-ish outfit, this was of course, before Nu-Metal even existed.
> think - what the hell? They probably don't even realise that Korn are
> a band for god's sake! Phff.
I remember when Korn first appeared on the scene back in 95, they were being touted as this Industrial Hip-Hop-ish outfit, this was of course, before Nu-Metal even existed.
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