i'm actually a bigger fan of "take this to your grave", but... opinions?
129446
I like From Under The Cork Tree better. Its got Sugar We're Goin Down,Dance Dance and my personal favorite "7 Minutes in Heaven"
450047
I like Marilyn Manson. I am a christian, but I think the harcore religious people take music, etc too seriously. He is just putting on a show, he doesnt mean half of what he says or does, thats just show biz. I appreciate the sounds of the music, etc.
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I saw an interview on British TV where one of the band, not Freddie or Entwistle, stated quite categorically that it was a load of old rubbish that they made up by throwing in everything they could think of.  Since it was voted the best song of the century, (or something like that) everyone seems to be treating it as something extra special.  I think it is a case of the 'Emperor's New Clothes' once again.
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It's great seriously, but to be honest the vocalist sounded like if he's trembling, his voice needs more training..., the lyrics are FANTASTIC, so it needed a vocalist with a voice full of passion...the vocalist can do better anyway...!\nGREAT! I PERSONALLY CALL IT BEAUTIFUL!
316098
Sounds more like a gothic metal band or a grunge/indie band - I kinda like it, I know names's a little gross but it's hard with attitude just like metal music so it goes with it quite well.  And this is from someone who doesn't like metal so you've got a full unbiased opinion there!!!!  Clever little boy you've got there I must say!
39596
Ha, too bad the singing sucks (but I guess that makes it even more emo). That song is absolutley awesome. Thanks alot for posting it.
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It's good.  I don't know whether it's up to the standards that I've set in my mind for tool's music, but it doesn't suck.  I'll have to hear it a few more times (and again when the come to Dallas on May 8th!!!!) to really decide.\nIt sounds like Lateralis with a little Undertow mixed in.
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It is hard to say for me really, it is considered a classic in London, but I personally tried really hard to like it and came up short.\n\nI think it might have gotten panned at the time because there were so many bands doing the same thing (Blur being my fave) that it sounded kind of like a copycat.
421953
I agree with you. But i'd rather have it keep a low profile than be mainstream. Not everyone understands how to relax to our kind of music. Imagine all the skeptism non-listeners have said and will say if this breaks out of the box.
375236
It's not an "explicit" song...it's categorized in such a manner due to the fact that it's lyrics may disturb....(death, grief, etc)..Did you mean to ask what was considered explicit on the new album? Easily answered, listen to their song about teenagers.
426530
I know, I love it as well! I love to sing. I play it every night before I sleep. I think it may have been re-done one to many times. I love his voice and it's powerful lyrics! I'm so glad someone else realizes the magnificence in that song (done by him) as much as I do!
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You are pretty much right on with what I had in mind-although I prefer "Run to the Hills" for my Iron Maiden song. You have good musical taste in my opinion!! I've sat here for a few minutes and thought about it and I can't think of any other songs that are better than what you already said.
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Big time Bone fan. \n\n"1st of tha Month", cause thats the 1st time I ever saw their video (brings back memories).\n\n"Mr. Ouija 1 (Creepin' on ah Come Up) & Mr. Ouija 2 (E. 1999)"  was fire.\n & "Mr. Bill Collector",  I love Layzie's verse. \n"Crossroads" the album version.\n\n"Everday Thang"..I was luvin'.\n\n"If I Could Teach The World", I loved the video.\n"Get cha Thug On", Wish solo song off "The Art Of War" cd.. hott.\n\nE.1999 & The Art Of War are definetely 2 of my fave albums ever. I could listen 2 them without skipping a track.
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dude ive never heard of it before..but thats seriuosly wrong.. i know your piont and ill repeat it.. all rap talks about is either\na. sex and f*cking ppl\nb. drugs... like that song "fireman"\nc. there cars, house, money, etc.\nso is that who these MAHR rejects want us to be? with rock you got em talking about breakups and deep feelings {blue october-hate me}, people like panic! at the disco keepin it real with "i write sins not tragedys" talking about how ppl jsut dont mind there own freakin business, to MCR's "ghost of you" mourning the loss of a loved one, and "to the end" wondering what many of us wonder if our significant other really does care as much as they say. if you look into these songs, you see a deep meaning of life.\non the other hand there is "crazy b*tch" i think like buck cherry or smething like that .. but its true, sounds like a crazy b*itch to me.\n\n-k
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I loved this portrayal of both Jesus and Judas. The song that Judas sings right after the death of Jesus is so moving; it makes me cry everytime. This portrayal of Judas is also somewhat close to the portrayal of Judas in the recently discovered "Gospel of Judas", at least from what I've heard about it.\nPlus, King Herod's song is just fantastic. "Walk across my swimming pool" now that is something even Jesus would laugh at!
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They rock! Amy Lee is totally hot, her voice is amazing, and the instrumentation is a throbbing wall of guitars, keys and drums I haven't heard since the '80s--and with good reason, since original guitarist Ben Moody was inspired by all those "hair bands" from that decade.\nAt first, I did find the songs rather dreary and sad, but in that sadness is a catharsis, a release of feelings we've all had at point in time or another but couldn't express.\nWe haven't heard anything new yet, because they're working on new material.  Perhaps they'll release CD #2 on Halloween--Amy's favorite holiday.  That would be very cool!
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It's brilliant because for once, it's not a comedy about 5 air-brushed clones co-existing in their cosy microcosm.\n\nI think it's pretty humanist - good stuff happens, $hit stuff happens, guy tries to take some responsibility.\n\nEither way, it makes my Friday night a better place to be.