Danielj

I dislike most rap too, but I like K-OS, Wyclef Jean, N.W.A. Public Enemy, Run DMC. I dislike most heavy metal as well, but I can appreciate some songs by Metallica, Black Sabbath, Black Label Society. I dislike most punk, but I really enjoy the Ramones, Some Sex Pistols, Stooges, Clash, and a song here and there by punk/emo bands like Panic! at the disco, senses fail, thrice. I suppose you could call some of them hard rock.........

Nowhere With You by Plaskett in Zellers. . . . Wouldnt going nowhere mean. . . not being in Zellers?

hi everyone, I'm Dan. Please welcome my ridiculous opinions and outrageously vulgar arguments, I'm young and my mind hasyet to be molded. i thought maybe you songfactors might be able to mold my mind.

How did you like Broken Social Scene? I like their studio work, but I saw a performance live on tv and it was horrible. How were they there?

I think the chorus he is just saying I wanna know who said rock roll is dead and then justifies it with the lyrics of the song (taken from other rock songs)

Just cause you dont like it doesnt mean its crap, actually judging by what youve said so far, its probably the opposite. You're obviously wrong if an entire board of intelligent people disagree with you, so just put your ego aside, and dont bother coming here anymore.

This is a song by Aaron MacDonald Band that is written completely with the titles of rock songs. I'm trying to compile a list of songs and the artists of that song , and I need help. Here Are the lyrics: Excuse Me Mr. I wanna touch your sexy body Excuse me Mr. Are you goin my way When i came upon a boardhouse lookin for a place to stay With an old laughing lady with so much to say Lord I'm comin home to you, walkin on the sun I'm like the doodah man at the hundreth meridian CHORUS: Who Said Rock 'n Roll Is Dead I Wanna Know Who Said Rock 'n Roll Is Dead Sitting in a railway station, just diggin a hole Step lightly from the ledge baby, say hello to mr. Soul For The wind is in from Africa and the water tasted like wine Well Everybody knows you went your way And I stayed behind I'm gonna cut my head now cause tuesdays gone It's too much this magic bus and this redemption song CHORUS Hey Joe, Got Me Some Trouble She believes that the world is a bubble She says everyday's a winding road, but I've got this ocean pearl But Joe you be my begging baby I'll be your north country girl But Joe was taught a month ago about Lucy In The Sky Stood up and laughed, no woman no pride CHORUS Well down at the roadhouse I've been recently You get your money for nothing baby, and your ticks for free Sweet Jane is in the corner screaming yes I am She went from hank to hendrix can't find a better man She sees daddy with taxi buses and US guards all around Look out mama here's your 19th nervous breakdown CHORUS Going down hannibal, give a dog a bone Well its the doctor of philosophy, he says I'm Alone, I'm alone , I'm alone He says I got a fast car, now what would you say She can rattle my hum, shes crawled she (????) I aint got no shoes, so lets keep truckin out of sight, Don't think twice baby cause tonight is the night. CHORUS Some of the lyrics are definetly wrong, so if someone can figure it out, or ... legally download it, make your changes

I'm pretty sure it was '99 and was probably during the campaign or maybe even before and it was just obvious who the two frontrunners were.

"More for Gore or the son of a drug lord None of the above f**k it cut the cord"

YES, BEST EPISODE EVER !

Good way to put it!

Yeah my mom loves Islands In the Sun, we played that at a show anbd she flipeed hahahaha

I can name 100 good bands/artistrs around since 2000! You're just pre-judging by top 40 material. I would say music today is just as solid as it was in the 60's and 70's. And when you slated Death Cab as Power Pop, could you not call the Beatles the same thing? And I can only see things improving from now on. In High Schools nowadays (At least where I go) it is not cool to like Top 40 stuff anymore. If a girl likes Britney Spears, she will be shunned. If a guy likes Justin Timberlake, he will be beat up. Pop Punk like Simple Plan and Good Charlotte is for losers. The bands that are forming nowadays will be influenced by serious musicians, Led Zeppelin etc. And those who delve deep (like myself) gain influences like jazz, blues, folk and will mature into a complete musician. Kids nowadays will have the complete picture. You browse MySpace, you can find solid songs and bands almost anywhere you go. I myself am excited for the development of music, and I kick myself for being stuck in the 70's box I was in for about a year, because there is SO much more out there.

Hard Country. . . . that's a new one.

Oh guilty Pleasures

As I stated in ALbum Reviews, if ANYONE WENT THERE (It's improved slightly since my last bashing) they would know that I feel that Rage Against The Machine was the 90's Bob Dylan, only a little more outrageous and direct.

I agree with Peachy. Now I have to find that album!

I can't help but like that damn Panic! at the disco band. They're soooo catchyyyy gah!.

I would kill to see him live.

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE I listened to this album after Dylan's Freewheelin'. The contrast was night and day musically. One acoustic guitar chording and his trademark vocals, compared to Heavy Single Note Riffs and rap. But it was refreshing. And although RAGE is much more graphic and violent, I thought "These are two artists (Dylan and Zack de la Rocha) have essentially the same ideas. They sing protest songs, Rage goes into detail politically, and Dylan doesn't but both their points get across. Their metaphors are beautifully crafted, and really punch their points. Two albums that I love, released 30 years apart, but that still hold the same concepts. One for the relaxed side of my soul, and one for the angry, wide awake side. It starts off with A heavy song Testify with intense lyrics about the media blowing things out of proportion and getting things wrong and proclaiming it to the world. Then goes onto the hit of the album Guerilla radio with fantastic instrumental performances, and an inspired rap about the 2000 election. talks about Gore and Bush. As the album goes on I hear the viciousness and passion in de la Rocha's voice in songs like Born as Ghosts, and Calm Like A Bomb. The band is very politically aware, and to fully understand what they are talking about you need to be fairly knowledgeable on the subject. But what impresses me, is that even before understanding it fully (With the help of Songfacts ) I can feel what he's talking about and agree with him. On top of all of these radical lyrics and opinions is also a great hard rock record. Tom Morello never ceases to amaze me. One of the top and most influential guitarists of late, he goes places with the riffs I would certainly never think of going in that type of riff, but it leaves me going wow. I know that if ever I am in the mood for something to get my anger out, or just to rock out to, this is my #1 album. Hard Rock at it's finest.

You're having a hey-day arentcha Peachy

Waterloo Sunset is one of The Kinks very best, but I have a live solo acoustic version by elliott smith, and it is amazing.

I wouldn't really call Bono "this generation' anyways.

Can't stand very much of it. . . I can listen to Led Zeppelin's metal songs because they keep it interesting, AND I know they have another side. I'll also hear a song now and then that will spark my interst, but not usually. . . It's not for me.

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