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Fri Sep 07, 2007 3:48 pm

Aww, but now we want to know even more lol

Sat Sep 08, 2007 6:16 am

I just think that, today, Rock music and music in general isn't as good as it was in the second half of the twentieth century.

Well, I certainly don't think so, because I know where to dig, but there's no need arguing I guess...

Sat Sep 08, 2007 6:16 am

I don't know if you were referring to my post but here goes:

I never said and I don't feel my musical taste is superior because I listen to the Beatles (I actually don't listen to them that much but whatever), I just think that, today, Rock music and music in general isn't as good as it was in the second half of the twentieth century.


I'm flinging crap as usual, but it wasn't directed at you. I just want to vent about people who want to put themselves on a pedestal because they have different musical tastes from everyone else.

Sat Sep 08, 2007 7:09 am

Well, I certainly don't think so, because I know where to dig, but there's no need arguing I guess...


It's all good, we just have different opinions. I wasn't trying to start a discussion anyway.

3. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Shallow Be Thy Game


I can't believe I didn't see this before... However, I love that album (and that song particularly). It's my favorite RHCP album, even though the guitar parts aren't that great (you can clearly hear Dave Navarro is not as good as John Frusciante. Composing and playing.).

Sat Sep 08, 2007 9:10 am

cyanide wrote:You don't wanna know man, you don't wanna know. It was starting to creep me out too.

Good thing you brought back that goofy sig of Bosh as a dinosaur.

Kanye West - Stronger.

Rip. Off. I hate Kanye but I admire the beats he creates. 'Borrowing' from Daft Punk, wtf? Is he that desperate now or has his creative juices run out in churning beats?

Sat Sep 08, 2007 11:36 am

(you can clearly hear Dave Navarro is not as good as John Frusciante. Composing and playing.).


Dave Navarro hasnt got anything on Frusciante.. Frusciante is in my opinion, one of the greatest guitarists ive heard.. Hes amazing.. Joe, have you seen the Peppers live at Slane DVD?

Sat Sep 08, 2007 11:57 am

Kool Moe Dee wrote:
cyanide wrote:You don't wanna know man, you don't wanna know. It was starting to creep me out too.

Good thing you brought back that goofy sig of Bosh as a dinosaur.

Kanye West - Stronger.

Rip. Off. I hate Kanye but I admire the beats he creates. 'Borrowing' from Daft Punk, wtf? Is he that desperate now or has his creative juices run out in churning beats?


Thats not new from Kanye at all, actually. He's been sampling other peoples stuff since you heard his beats on Jay-Z's blueprint album. Yes he does it well, but Kanye is not as original as people make him seem. DJ Premier was doing the same thing for years, just never got that love Kanye did because he never rapped. Primo pwns Kanye anyday.

Sat Sep 08, 2007 12:11 pm

Totally agree with you, Dean. I mean, John's probably the only guitarist that uses a Fender Stratocaster that I like. He's great.

You should check out his solo albums and the covers he does.

I've seen the Slane Castle concert. Both of them (2001 and 2003). I didn't like the first one much since the Chili Peppers weren't the headliner but the 2003 one, man, that was like the greatest gig ever. I've borrowed the DVD from some dude at school like two years ago and I haven't returned it yet.

The intros to every song were absolutely amazing. Not to mention the fact that RHCP's performance was preceded by those of the Queens of the Stone Age and the Foo Fighters (these obviously aren't on the Live at Slane DVD but you can find them on the net).

Sat Sep 08, 2007 12:20 pm

I can't believe I didn't see this before... However, I love that album (and that song particularly). It's my favorite RHCP album, even though the guitar parts aren't that great (you can clearly hear Dave Navarro is not as good as John Frusciante. Composing and playing.).


Yeah, it's one of my favourites because its the last album where flea really gets a lot of shine. The next few albums his bass playing is sort of phased out (although still an important ingredient) of their sound over the years. I also like the progressive direction the band went with the band. I think it was that album alone that got me into a lot of prog rock like Tool, Rush and some of Muse.

Sat Sep 08, 2007 1:13 pm

The intros to every song were absolutely amazing


The intro to open the actual DVD was unbelievable

Sat Sep 08, 2007 4:01 pm

Kool Moe Dee wrote:Kanye West - Stronger.

Rip. Off. I hate Kanye but I admire the beats he creates. 'Borrowing' from Daft Punk, wtf? Is he that desperate now or has his creative juices run out in churning beats?

Actually, as much as I dislike Mr. West, in this case it's not like he just ripped it off. Daft Punk worked with him on the track to an extent, and does approve of it.

I have absolutely no facts to back this up but...I assume originally West was just going to "borrow" it like usual, but when he asked Daft Punk said they wanted to be involved. I could be wrong, but I'm sure I saw somewhere they they had a hand in the "remix" of the music.

Wed Sep 12, 2007 7:08 pm

Mine:

1. Metallica - Master of Puppets
2. Nirvana - In Bloom
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop
4. Pearl Jam - Even Flow (the Unplugged version is nice too)
5. Soundgarden - Spoonman
6. Motorhead - The Game
7. Rage Against the Machine - Bombtrack
8. Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
9. Alice in Chains - Heaven Beside You
10. Stone Temple Pilots - Dead and Bloated

And some great local rock bands like Wolfgang and Razorback, plus some Lokomotiv will make my day a few decibels louder.

And I also listen to Beatles songs. :mrgreen:

Wed Sep 12, 2007 7:17 pm

Nice Top 10, i like everyone of those bands, except for Stone Temple Pilots, and thats only because i havent heard of them.. Reppin Triple H's theme music at number 6 i see ;)

Wed Sep 12, 2007 10:31 pm

:headbang: I even have Motorhead's cover of Enter Sandman, but it ain't that good. Their lead singer seems to spit his throat out. :lol:

STP's Dead and Bloated is from their first album, so Scot Weiland doesn't sound like some husky guy on that song.

Wed Sep 12, 2007 11:06 pm

Dean wrote:Nice Top 10, i like everyone of those bands, except for Stone Temple Pilots, and thats only because i havent heard of them.. Reppin Triple H's theme music at number 6 i see ;)


Blasphemy..you listen to alternative and dont know them? what is wrong with kids today?

Wed Sep 12, 2007 11:52 pm

Woah, didn't know you liked Grunge that much, Lean.
Nice top 10, buddy.

The only bands I don't like from the list are Motorhead and Metallica. I'm not a big fan of speed metal, or metal in general for that matter.

Thu Sep 13, 2007 12:05 am

Blasphemy..you listen to alternative and dont know them? what is wrong with kids today?


Ive heard OF them, i just havent gotten around to listening to them yet.. I dont live where many cds that arent 50 cent or eminem are readily availible, so i have to cough cough them, and they are in the top half of a long long list, so i will get to them (Y)

Thu Sep 13, 2007 4:17 am

Dean wrote:
Blasphemy..you listen to alternative and dont know them? what is wrong with kids today?


Ive heard OF them, i just havent gotten around to listening to them yet.. I dont live where many cds that arent 50 cent or eminem are readily availible, so i have to cough cough them, and they are in the top half of a long long list, so i will get to them (Y)


Then watch what you say: said you hadnt heard OF them...does australia not have big chains like best buy? they sell most of STP's library...

Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:34 am

Yeah we have ones like that, but not near where i live.. I normally cant get any good cds unless i go to Sydney, which is 3 hours away.. Last time i went there i spent $250 on CDs at JB Hi Fi :lol:

Thu Sep 13, 2007 10:52 am

Joe' wrote:Woah, didn't know you liked Grunge that much, Lean.
Nice top 10, buddy.


I've been listening to these since I was a kid. Kudos to my brother for that. (Y)

Joe wrote:The only bands I don't like from the list are Motorhead and Metallica. I'm not a big fan of speed metal, or metal in general for that matter.


Or elder metal in this case :lol: their songs always seem to be death-themed blah blah.

Sun Sep 16, 2007 9:18 am

Top 10 songs from my Last.fm profile:

1. Okkervil River - A Stone (best lyrics I think I've ever heard)
2. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - I See a Darkness (up there in terms of lyrics, and just so visceral and powerful)
3. Billy Bragg - Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key (lyrics written by Woody Guthrie, from Bragg's collaboration with Wilco on a bunch of unfinished Guthrie tunes)
4. Deerhunter - Hazel St. (best psych/ambient punk band going)
5. Doveman - Dancing (simply heartbreaking)
6. Of Montreal - A Sentence of Sorts in Kongsvinger (dance your blues away!)
7. Xiu Xiu - Buzz Saw (just strange, awesome, but strange)
8. Wilco - Impossible Germany (the guitar solo will melt your face off)
9. Storyboard - Offering Seventeen (now-defunct local band from Edmonton, Alberta)
10. Cat Power - Lived in Bars (that voice, my god that voice)

Sun Sep 16, 2007 10:14 am

Top 10 over the last weeks:

1. Jill Scott feat. Chris Botti - Good Morning Heartache
2. Junior Boys - Count Souvenirs
3. Jermaine Jackson - You Like Me Don´t You
4. Gangstarr - DWYCK
5. DangerDoom - Crosshairs
6. Arthur Blythe - Autumn In New York
7. Nuyorican Soul feat. India - Runaway
8. Marvin Gaye - It´s a Desperate Situation
9. Breakthrough feat. Maspyke - This Way Before
10. Quasimoto - MHBs
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