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.MP3 02-08-2006 05:37 PM
Green day, Fallout boy

Urban Hat€monger ? 02-08-2006 05:41 PM
People rate Fallout boy?

Must have been asleep that day

mosesandtherubberducky 02-08-2006 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger
People rate Fallout boy?

Must have been asleep that day


Then you are a lucky soul.

Bright Eyes is overrated.

dog 02-09-2006 02:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger
I bet they even have amps that go up to 11.
hehe

LukeM_UK 02-09-2006 04:12 AM
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Dream Theater are an amazing progressive metal band. I think Boo Boo was asking if you liked them as an insult as he clearly doesn't.
Okay cheers.

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Originally Posted by hobojesus
For some reason my previous post to Luke M has been deleted, but I would just like to say that whatever your opinion on The Beatles is, you can't deny their influence to music and their impact on the world in general. So, no matter if you like them or dislike them, you cannot argue with the FACT that they are one of the best bands to ever grace this Earth.
You're right, I can't. I know that they're very good, and have provided ideas (without knowing it) for modern bands to make their own music. And I know that only the legend himself - Elvis Presley, of course, has had more UK hits than The Beatles. In fact, only one more. So well done The Beatles, I know that I can't say that you're crap, but I just don't like your music. :)

ShOwTiM3 02-09-2006 06:39 PM
Greenday... so pop... so commercial. So crappy.

mosesandtherubberducky 02-09-2006 07:47 PM
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Greenday... so pop... so commercial. So crappy.

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Originally Posted by ShOwTiM3
Good Charlotte - Athem

BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA

Green Day has been around a lot longer than Good Charlotte and they kept it real back in the day. Who do you think is one of GC's influences?

ShOwTiM3 02-09-2006 08:09 PM
Hmmm... the thread was on what I'm listening right now... so I tell what I'm listening right now. I have have over 4000 songs on my playlist and I put it on random... it could have been a Greenday... 50 Cent... Rise Against song. If I listened to Greenday whe I was younger I keep their songs on my computer. Same thing for Good Charlotte. I'm not denying your point 'cause I also think that Greenday is one of biggest influence of Good Charlotte...

and I exagerated by using the word ''crappy''... I admit that I'm still listening to them sometimes but I also still think that they are overrated!

mosesandtherubberducky 02-10-2006 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by ShOwTiM3
Hmmm... the thread was on what I'm listening right now... so I tell what I'm listening right now. I have have over 4000 songs on my playlist and I put it on random... it could have been a Greenday... 50 Cent... Rise Against song. If I listened to Greenday whe I was younger I keep their songs on my computer. Same thing for Good Charlotte. I'm not denying your point 'cause I also think that Greenday is one of biggest influence of Good Charlotte...

and I exagerated by using the word ''crappy''... I admit that I'm still listening to them sometimes but I also still think that they are overrated!

Then why did you say they were crappy. If they are crappy to you and you listen to them then you must have a sh*tty taste in music.


Usher is overrated...extremely

ShOwTiM3 02-10-2006 03:38 PM
If you have read all the post you should know that I said that I listen regulary to Greenday in the past and if I have listen to it recently is that I hit it on the random. Why I don't delete it? 'Cause I'm keeping all the songs that I liked in the past on my cpu.


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