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Originally posted by simonm
I think that a pretty good rule of thumb when choosing music is avoid any bands with numerical digits in the name.
I challenge anyone to find an exception to that rule.
boyz 2 men :p
blink 182 (well, "dammit" and "stay together for the kids" anyways, the rest is just immature crap)
all the small things was a good track.
Simon - my answer to you is JJ72, done some pretty darn good tracks (Oxygen, Snow) :)
Oops...I think I've just dissed one of Ghost Ryder's favourite acts: 2Pak. :eek:Quote:
I think that a pretty good rule of thumb when choosing music is avoid any bands with numerical digits in the name.
Still, I personally think that my rule of thumb still holds out. ;)
who could forget those great Irish rockers U2
*ahem*2pac :)
Well, I've never heard of them so I guess I should give them a listen one day.Quote:
Simon - my answer to you is JJ72, done some pretty darn good tracks (Oxygen, Snow)
I still think it's naff to have numbers in your band name.
My worst album was bought for me a few Christmas' back (I must have really offended them or something)
I'll warn you now that it's very, very bad...
Sash! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Either a toss up between Van Morrison - 1967 session or something (£2.99 and it had brown eyed girl on it) or Gorrillaz, I wanted to hang myself whilst listening to it.
he wasnt an act :p he was an artistQuote:
Originally posted by simonm
Oops...I think I've just dissed one of Ghost Ryder's favourite acts: 2Pak. :eek:
and i didnt include him coz, his name is tupac, but on his albums its spelled 2pac
so whatever...and he kicks ass!! one of the greatest lyricists EVER, along wit dylan, cobain and....um....any other additions??
hehehehehehehe, now PJ&D don't seem so bad :DQuote:
Originally posted by Pix
My worst album was bought for me a few Christmas' back (I must have really offended them or something)
I'll warn you now that it's very, very bad...
Sash! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Hmmmm...That might be the band (that I've heard of) closest to being an exception to my rule....Quote:
who could forget those great Irish rockers U2
AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHQuote:
Originally posted by Pix
Sash! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Encore En Fois *shudder*
Anything made by GWAR
Anything that bleeps and hoots, anything electronic really.
Nu-metal.
That's why they don't feature in my collection.
Thank god for that ! :D
I guess I'm just betraying my ignorance on the subject then...Quote:
and i didnt include him coz, his name is tupac, but on his albums its spelled 2pac
*cough*2PACQuote:
Originally posted by simonm
Hmmmm...That might be the band (that I've heard of) closest to being an exception to my rule....
ghost ryder
Well, as you rightly corrected me, he's really called Tupac. Therefore my rule doesn't apply in that case.
However, for my own benefit, I will assume that he is called 2pac! :D
oi!! lolQuote:
Originally posted by simonm
ghost ryder
Well, as you rightly corrected me, he's really called Tupac. Therefore my rule doesn't apply in that case.
However, for my own benefit, I will assume that he is called 2pac! :D
his music industry is "2pac" and i tell you now...why dont you name me a songwriter that comes close to him as far as talent goes in the last 10 years?? (excludin cobain coz i already consider him to be pac's equal)
exception to SimonM rule: Sum41
yeah Sum41 are good, and some of Blink182 is alright
*cough*Quote:
Originally posted by Pix
yeah Sum41 are good, and some of Blink182 is alright
:pQuote:
blink 182 (well, "dammit" and "stay together for the kids"
anyways, the rest is just immature crap)
note I said some of it is alright
i did :) (just tryin to be clever)Quote:
Originally posted by Pix
note I said some of it is alright
do you say
"blink one eight two"
or
"blink one-eighty two"
blink one eight two
I quite like the Gorillaz album :o *blushQuote:
Originally posted by Jamagei
Either a toss up between Van Morrison - 1967 session or something (£2.99 and it had brown eyed girl on it) or Gorrillaz, I wanted to hang myself whilst listening to it.
Oasis - Standing on the shoulders of Giants. A musical disgrace :(
not really....well...go let it out was class, it had some good songs, but no where near "morning glory"Quote:
Originally posted by Gaffer
Oasis - Standing on the shoulders of Giants. A musical disgrace :(
The worst albums always gets deleted, so if there's any worst album then its in my recently downloaded section, other than that I haven't bought any albums at all :)
Harry:
I agree, Razorblade Suitcase wasn't that bad, cos it was a bit unorthodox in places. I still listen to it from time to time.
Simon:
My personal exception to your rule is Earthtone9, and although I don't expect you to have heard of them, I'm perfectly happy to spend my hard earned cash to listen to them. - Although generally I agree, sticking numbers in your band name does cheapen things a little.
Ghost:
My personal worst album was a present, but at the time I wanted it and was terribly disappointed when i heard it. The band were called LAPD and were the forerunners of Korn (same guitarists, bassist, drummer). I don't even remember the name of the album. The songs are dross and the singer is awful. Still, I won't get rid of it. I think its pretty rare.
Hang on, I'll just go and find it...
I can't find it. I have a wierd empty sensation.
Theres loads of real crap in my collection though.
Wally, I'm sure you can agree with me that Sepulturas Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation albums were atrocities.
I was also left emotionless after listening to William Orbit's Strange Cargo.
Oh-ho...theres plenty more...
lol :DQuote:
Originally posted by Behemoth
I can't find it. I have a wierd empty sensation.
Theres loads of real crap in my collection though.
Wally, I'm sure you can agree with me that Sepulturas Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation albums were atrocities.
I was also left emotionless after listening to William Orbit's Strange Cargo.
Oh-ho...theres plenty more...
in 4th grade I bought a CD which will remain unnamed but rest assured it is pure pop and it sucks :eek:
Yep, they were fun for about 2 listenings. I'm not too keen on Roots either. Sounds too forced.Quote:
Originally posted by Behemoth
Wally, I'm sure you can agree with me that Sepulturas Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation albums were atrocities.
Come to think of it, Chaos AD was their only good album :)
I quite liked Roots...
"BOOTS! MUDDY BOOTS!"
*ahem*
But I agree with ya, Chaos AD is their best.
Best album cover too...
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.co.jp/r...28/cy13033.jpg
Metallica's Load, Reload, Garage Inc and S&M which really should've been called Shite, More Shite, Even More Shite and Oh My God I Can't Believe They'd To Release This Kind Of Shite
Ghost Ryder
Well, I could name countless artists that, I believe, far surpass tupac's talent (both lyrically and musicianship) but it's not really suprising since I despise rap in all it's forms.Quote:
why dont you name me a songwriter that comes close to him as far as talent goes in the last 10 years?? (excludin cobain coz i already consider him to be pac's equal)
He might be a good rapper (as far as rapping goes) but I wouldn't know because it's all nonsense to me.