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Mr Film
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 Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 2:28 pm Post subject: THE 5 BEST BANDS.....EVER. |
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What are your 5 best bands ever from all genres of music. Anything from metal, rock, glam, rap, soul, r&b, folk, country, alternative,grindcore, punk etc. It doesn't matter what category or why you chose your 5 fav bands. Let's see who likes what and if you want to explain why you picked what or debate or argue why others picked theirs then let it be folks. Here are my 5 best bands ever.
1. Queens Of The Stone Age
2. Led Zepplin
3. The Beatles
4. U2
5. Foo Fighters
Now let's see what you guys like or have to hate  |
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Southsidestu
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1. U2
2. The Who
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Queen
5. The Beatles |
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Mr Film
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| Posted: Mon May 22, 2006 10:56 am Post subject: |
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Very nice picks.     |
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^^brunette babe^^
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| Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 6:10 am Post subject: |
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1. Sisters Of Mercy
2. Queen
3. Panic! at the disco
4. Fallout Boy
5. Linkin Park |
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Mr Film
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| Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 9:52 am Post subject: |
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Very excellent pics Brunette Babe. I completely forgot about Queen, Sisters Of Mercy, and Linkin Park. I have The Fallout Boy CD, but I haven't really listened to them much. Perhaps I should.    |
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Mad Girl
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| Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 9:12 am Post subject: |
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1. Green Day
2. No Doubt
3. The Offsrping
4. Panic! at the disco (new band but amazing sound)
5. Franz Ferdinand, Weezer and The Killers (three-way tie; had to do it)
Sorry but I've never heard none of those 60s, 70s or 80s bands so I can't really judge them. I've always wanted to hear the punk rock from the 70s and bands like The Doors, The Who, The Beatles, even the current mainstream U2. I've never really heard their music but I've heard and read that they're great bands. |
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Southsidestu
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^^brunette babe^^
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| Mad Girl wrote: | 1. Green Day
2. No Doubt
3. The Offsrping
4. Panic! at the disco (new band but amazing sound)
5. Franz Ferdinand, Weezer and The Killers (three-way tie; had to do it)
Sorry but I've never heard none of those 60s, 70s or 80s bands so I can't really judge them. I've always wanted to hear the punk rock from the 70s and bands like The Doors, The Who, The Beatles, even the current mainstream U2. I've never really heard their music but I've heard and read that they're great bands. |
if ya like a bit of rock and goth ya will like Sisters of Mercy |
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darth tader
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i have 1 sisters of mercy CD - first and last and always. i really like it, especially the song marianna.
DT |
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Mr Film
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| Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 11:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Nice call on the particular Sisters Of Mercy's song Darth Tader. The song More is another great BEEP kicking track. Check it out. |
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Chris
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| Forgive my ignorance... but who is Bowling for Soup? I don't think I have heard of them before.... or am I just showing how little I know about music again? |
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^^brunette babe^^
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| darth tader wrote: | i have 1 sisters of mercy CD - first and last and always. i really like it, especially the song marianna.
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vision thing is a good album
I love the song Under the Gun its wicked and very mellow
theyre good in concert too |
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swing_jazz101
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I'm a very mixed guy:
1. Phil Collins
2. System of a Down
3. Billy Talent
4. Ray Charles
5. Bee Gees
I go to every type of music for comfort.  |
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Mr Film
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| Tragedy. The Bee Gees and Saturdat Night Fever are true classics Swing. If anyone truly loves music one must love and appreciate all types. Ok, maybe not all, but most. Interesting picks. Phil Collins 'No Jacket Required' kicked some serious BEEP. |
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swing_jazz101
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| I totally agree, No Jacket Required was a very well-done and up-beat album, but my favourite album by Phil Collins is Both Sides, he did ALL the lyrics and instruments in this CD. And he produced it. |
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Chris
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| Hey... I like Phil Collins... heheh and Genisis... don't laugh.. I do. |
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Mr Film
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| Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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| There's absolutley nothing wrong with Genesis or Bowling For Soup. Besides the fact I also have to admitt to liking some of Canada's own Blue Rodeo. |
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