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You can never have tooo much Nirvana - and isn't Incesticide the best album name ever? well Nevermind - I love everything Nirvana, and Kurt wrote them most devastating poetry since Jim Morrison-(they really have alot in common don't they? :drummer:Oh, my favorite Nirvana song is "Heart shaped box" or the cover of "the man who sold the world", or maybe it's "you know your right". That's just hurting my head.:guitar:

I'll do that - I did get Borrowed Shoes and Universal Juveniles and one other of their original catalog (not a best of collection) I can't remember the name of that one. I do remember "go for soda" - it was my favorite album in like 1982 or so - everything from 74 till 83 is kind of blurry - but I know I was there cos I remember stuff from 1973. Love ya -

ALRight - maybe it's "Perfect Day" or "Beautiful Day" - I've seen it both ways in my obsessive compulsive search to figure this out - by Mike and the Mechanics

I have to say Deer Hunter or Private Ryan, well maybe Full metal Jacket ... my personal favorite - though it's not as great a film as the others is Jacobs Ladder...Intense.

Thanks so much for the link - You're my HERO!!! I ordered 3 max webster cd's and akimbo alogo...can't wait for them to get here!

There is a song called "song for a rainy day"- It's by a band called They came burning, I couldn't find lyrics for it but it's very heavy - almost Ramsteinish --- so I really don't think it's what you're talking about.

I think you must mean the video for "Goodbye Earl" by the Dixie Chicks - they had several guests in the video. Oh - and the Dixie chicks are Natalie Mains,and 2 sisters whose names won't come to me. Hope this helps.

are there any fans of british hiphop?? does that exist? - yes it does - check out this link: The-Streets click on the video for Dry Your Eyes - it's really good- shamelessly commercial but really good.

The original version in 1961 by the TOkens then it was redone - some new lyrics for the Lion King and performed by Lebo M. Colors

:guitar:Hey Hey what can I do , Thankyou and Going to California

yes - yes - yes and add David Lee Roth to the list of Richard Craniums! I love Metallica and Van Halen

:coolio:Went to the site and I have to agree with you - they're good , I thought reminiscent of Tool. I'd like to hear more.

I had Universal Juveniles and Kim Mitchells solo debut on vinyl in the 70's and I've downloaded the few things I could find on line since I've been on the internet but I will definitely look for those and the others Ive never heard...is their whole catalog available on cd? - any idea where I can order them?

thankyou Muziktyme - that's it. And you're right about Summer breeze - it feels like summer -- blowing through the jasmine in my mind indeed.

OMG - I can't believe I've found another Max Webster fan - do you like Kim Mitchell's solo work? the cut on Universal Juveniles with Rush is my favorite.

You really should listen to "the seed" by the Roots, it implies that Hiphop is the bastard child of rock and roll - it's intense - also listen to "All good" by dela soul and chaka kahn and then tell me you don't like any rap. If you don't like any metal I just don't know what to say- it's just the blues on meth...

My favorite is "SUmmer in the CIty " really can't remember who sings it though.

How about anything by the Roots with Rahzel - he is every kind of exotic instrument himself....and the Roots are amazing.

I'm afraid John may have joined in with the tomotoe pelters when he heard what you said about nsync (no offense - some of my daughters best friends were nsync fans when they were 13) - but seriously - VIVE LA DIFERRENCE - Variety is the spice of life - and dozens of other cliches if I could think of them....I don't think any of my closest friends agree with me about very many things - they all think I'm too liberal, too quick to judgement or just too damn difficult. I love a good argument and I'll listen to anything once to give it a chance. I think people who say they don't like pop or they don't like country or rap or whatever- people who don't open themselves up to the whole range of artistic expression are missing out on alot of really good stuff.

Rolling stone said if he Strokes played Lynard Skynard they'd sound like this - it's true. Check them out at kingsofleon.com - especially Holyroller Novacaine. :guitar:

You're right about these guys - they rock

Everyone should check out Oceansize - they're from England - Manchester maybe, and they've just released their first full album ...Effloresc if you go to the website -sizeofanocean.com you can listen to the first song on the album - called Catalyst and it truly rocks!