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http://metro.co.uk/2...icians-6847674/ This just makes me laugh. Years and years after the best thing he did ended, he's still the same old Liam Gallagher, this time with a little extra cry-baby. But I can't complain; I love his music too much. My response to him though, it's not like every artist's fans are as easy to please as yours Liam. Release some music every once-in-a-while and rant about everyone you dislike to "keep it real" (though I'm sure these are his real thoughts, lol), and who can complain?

I thought of this yesterday. How can progressive rock be the "whitest music" when centuries of 100% white European medieval, baroque, classical, and romantic music exists?

Thanks Mick, you're one of my fav people around here too. :) Also, I LOVE Liar, lol. Ty! Liar is actually my fav Queen Tune. It's a cool prog tune. that unfairly never get's mentioned by prog heads. Mick Same with Great King Rat and My Fairy King. I think a lot of prog-heads hear Queen and they think of Another One Bites The Dust and Crazy Little Thing Called Love and they give up right there, no matter how awesome their prog stuff is.

Make us proud of you. Remember: think for yourself. Don't let them tell you what or how to think. Aye Aye! " Know your place in life is where you want to be Don't let them tell you that you owe it all to me Keep on looking forward...no use in looking 'round Hold your head above the ground and they won't bring you down"

Thanks Mick, you're one of my fav people around here too. :) Also, I LOVE Liar, lol. Ty!

Happy birthday YBT!

I live in an area where squirrels aren't uncommon, and they're everywhere on my campus. I've always been given the idea that you shouldn't mess with squirrels, especially ones that are used to being around humans. They don't mess around and they will attack you if you don't mind your own business. Sorry to hear about your attack, hope Stella feels better soon. :(

Thank you all! I will be having an especially happy birthday today only a week and a half out from the greatest concert of my life and half a week away from going back to school! :D

Enjoying Slayer more nowadays, hearing more of what their music has to offer. Also just got Peace Sells.. :haz:

from iTunes: Megadeth - Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? Slayer - Reign In Blood Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly sales on all three Good Mourning / Black Friday has been slowly blowing my mind today... :haz:

Interesting choice. It's my least favorite album from the Aerosmith - Night in the Ruts run, and, in fact, I like it less than Rock in a Hard Place and Done With Mirrors. What about it do you like so much that you place it ahead of Toys, Rocks, etc. Well Kings And Queens is a great song at least. It is an interesting choice.

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I'll let it slide... this time. ;)

I actually cannot make a list either, lol.

Here's an exercise! What are your top ten rock albums?

Segue, For no totally particular reason today, I decided to listen to TOP Blurryface for the first time just after listening through American Idiot. I think I've mentioned somewhere before how they just don't click with me or something...this has changed. Somewhere in the first few songs I realized this was not what I expected it to be: corny left turns hastily inserted into vaguely alternative pop top 40 fodder with "relatable" lyrics. Instead it was: the sounds and styles of the top 40, turned inside out and scrambled and jumbled together into genius gems of spontaneous, hook-ridden, off-kilter pop nuggets...all to better represent the actual experience of the band and their relationships with themselves and the importance of music in their lives, written in such a way that others can find it "relatable" If that sounds like gibberish, it's cuz I have a hard time putting the genius here into words. I'm not calling them The Beatles, but I am saying this album is a type of Sgt. Pepper's, for impact, ingenuity, and coercion of the generally bland and cliche into the thrilling and original. Not to mention, they seem to have successfully reconciled The Beatles with Eminem via the lens of 10's top 40, which I hadn't imagined was actually possible. And all the while they've succeeded as artists, as a business, and as the source of a devoted fan base, while ironically being unable to reconcile their own demons. I said genius. I meant it. This band just proved to me that one CAN be smarter than pop music, and pop culture by extension, if one is brave enough to attempt an understanding of it. And they proved that all you actually need to succeed in today's pop landscape is a good chorus/hook; the rest can be whatever the heck pleases you. Twenty One Pilots are pop geniuses.

Me too, very happy! :)

The River is my favourite Bruce album. Not sure it is his best. But my favourite. 1. The River 2. Born To Run 3. Magic 4. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 5. The Wild, The Innocent And The E Street Shuffle 6. Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. 7. Lucky Town 8. The Rising 9. Tunnel Of Love 10. Nebraska *sees his own top three in Segue's top four, notes the other album in there* Hm...so maybe I should take a look at Magic sometime....

Nope. Both are on live albums. So i can hear them live anytime I want to. How about Ogre Battle, Liar, Jesus, Need Your Lovin, White Man, and especially Prophets Song, etc.. Ogre Battle and Liar are both on live albums that were recently released from the early seventies, if that's your definition of a deep cut. The other three would be wonderful (though I'm really not sure how feasible The Prophet's Song is live), but you have to remember Queen basically HAVE to play all of their hits, which takes up a giant potion of the set. It's like, "yeah we could play Liar pretty easily if we cut out Somebody To Love, but then a bunch of people would walk out upset they didn't hear Somebody To Love while a small few would walk out thrilled to hear Liar." I think it's not a big deal, especially with the two songs I mentioned in the set at all. Agreed. Especially since Somebody To Love is one of Lambert's best songs. If they play something from the first album, I would rather hear Keep Yourself Alive. I think Lambert would kill that song. Prophet's Song would be awesome to hear. Another song suited for Lambert. I say they should record an album of all new music then tour supporting that new music. Do a 2 set, 30 song "An Evening With Queen" show similar to Rush shows. Now that would be awesome. Agreed on all counts. Thou art totally guilty of being spot on!

I've read thousands of reviews, but I think this might be my favourite. :D

So looking forward to Dublin, but I hope they bring back the 2 NOTW cuts they dropped earlier. I hope they do too, but even if they don't, do not underestimate the power of what's still there!

Thinking The River is going to stand up there with BTR and DOTEOT for me, which is awesome.

Listening to The River for the first time, just got it on vinyl. Loving this! Just started side 2.

Nope. Both are on live albums. So i can hear them live anytime I want to. How about Ogre Battle, Liar, Jesus, Need Your Lovin, White Man, and especially Prophets Song, etc.. Ogre Battle and Liar are both on live albums that were recently released from the early seventies, if that's your definition of a deep cut. The other three would be wonderful (though I'm really not sure how feasible The Prophet's Song is live), but you have to remember Queen basically HAVE to play all of their hits, which takes up a giant potion of the set. It's like, "yeah we could play Liar pretty easily if we cut out Somebody To Love, but then a bunch of people would walk out upset they didn't hear Somebody To Love while a small few would walk out thrilled to hear Liar." I think it's not a big deal, especially with the two songs I mentioned in the set at all.

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