Jacob

Demon Days if fucking awesome!

I have to say The Verve - A Northern Soul

Man, my favorite album by OLP will always be Spiritual Machines.

Oasis - Don't Believe The Truth The White Stripes - Get Behind Me Satan System Of A Down - Mezmerize Foo Fighters - In Your Honor

I enjoy all the songs, I can listen to the whole album all the way through. For me, Who Feels Love, Gas Panic, Sunday Morning Call, and Roll It Over amazing tracks. Gas Panic is for sure an amazing drug song.

man, I'm goin to the show at the ACC in less than 20 days, I'm so psyched about it, and then I'm seeing Pearl Jam two days after that!

Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants is so unfairly ignored. There's so much good on that album. Tell me Roll It Over isn't one of the best Oasis songs ever.

Stone Temple Pilots - No. 4

Well, some things in music you just have to admit are masterpieces, It's forty years since almost, and no one has yet made an album that is as creative as, or covers as much musical ground successfully in 35 minutes, as Sgt. Peppers did. And considering that Revolver is seen by many as the source of pop music, and has the source of all techno, in the song "Tomorrow Never Knows", you have to admit The Beatles are amazing in their works.

Man, American Idiot has been destroyed by overplay. Warning is the album where it's at, nothing can beat Macy's Day Parade.

Pearl Jam - Vs. Radiohead - The Bends Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream Foo Fighters - The Color And The Shape

eh, I'm sorta off and on. Used to be a big fan in my high school days. I don't know if I should pick the new album or not. I really like the song "Will The Future Blame Us". Gravity let me down now, I don't know if I could ever trust Our Lady Peace completely again.

The first cd I ever bought was I think..... Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left To Lose.

Amsterdam

DOA is the best rock song of this year man.

Some of the songs go on way too long. Low, White Shadows, Talk, and The Hardest Part for example. If they were shorter and more to the point, they would be great.

Every band frontloads. Unless it is an album where every song is key and memorable, like Abbey Road. You're not gonna put the less memorable songs in the first half of the album, if you do that, then the listener doesn't get hooked.

Twisted Logic reminds me of Radiohead a lot. The lyrics about computers and the future are something you would hear on OK Computer, and the music too.

Don't Believe The Truth is an awesome disc. The best thing they've done in years. I'm impressed. I like every song on it, especially Turn Up The Sun and Love Like A Bomb. X&Y is a great album and all, but there is nothing really new about it, except the sound is massive and ambient. Although X&Y, in my opinion, is easily one of Coldplay's best songs ever.

Soundgarden - Spoonman

man, world renowned Canadian bands? haha the closest to that we have is Rush.

meh, some of it is too emo for my taste, but Screaming Infidelities is a good song.

heh. I'd take all of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden's music with me.

yea, that's right, it's band playing live, it doesn't matter if they're music is awesome or not, it's all in the looks.

here's me and my band at our first gig last saturday. I'm the one on vocals