whats your opinion on velvet underground??
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They are excellent especially with Nico.
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trust me I'm am with you one hundred percent.  I worked at a circuit city for a few months in the town I just moved into because I need work they, hired me and I looked for a real job.  anyway I thought since i worked in the music section I should check up on all the newest music so I had an opinion for people coming to shop.  Anyways I would download alot of music (then delete after 24 hours because I am against illegal downloading)  I listened to a couple of songs and thought man this is terrible but maybe I just found their bad songs almost every group has them and I found theirs all at once.  NO all of their music and most of the other new music was terrible and should not even be defined as music.  I had to quickly put in a Led Zeppelin album just to remind myself there was good rock and not commit suicide
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I'm with MojoMan - "For there will come amongst you hordes of tiny demon-pigs, who will lower the standards of musicianship for the human race. And they shall be legion, and they shall proclaim their own glory and the joy of their own "music" with straight faces while the world both laughs and weeps at once."\n\nThe list is almost endless, stretching back, as has been said, to the time of the classical composers and virtuosos. In recent years, some names that especially stand out are:\nVanilla 'WTF is he doing up there?" Ice\nMC "Fetch Me A" Hammer\nThe New Kids on the "Chopping" Block\nMilli"on shots of valium" Vanilli\nLindsey "I'm an actress! No, a singer! No, a drunk! No, bullimic! Or..Something" Lohan\nHilary "Who am I and what have you done with my sense of irony?" Duff\nFall Out (of a plane without a parachute) Boy\n\nYou see, the thing is, it used to be simple - musicians wishing to strike a deal with Hell worked on the principle that if Hell gave them the power to be really great musicians, they'd be successful. That's how we got Liszt, and Jimi, and Janis. we've got a long lease out on Keith Richards, but the bugger keeps slipping past us - techinclaly he should have been dead a decade ago. \n\nNowadays though, the would-be hellslaves don't care about the music, just the celebrity. So now Hell gets double usage out of them all - the devil gets their souls, AND gets to drown us with their insipid drivel while they're here. Very efficient, but a nightmare for those of us who want to listen to good music.
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I think it's one of their worst - goes on forever, doesn't build to the dramatic crescendo that they seem to think it does, is mistakenly 'deep' and 'intense'.\n\nI'm partial to 'Touch Me', but a lot of people hate that song.
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I think the new age Madonna is deffinatly overrated. I think a 40 some year old woman who's had kids shouldnt be dancing around and humping speakers in a leotard. \n\nGreen day on the other hand, I've liked. They've always been good. I think they're newer stuff is just tackeling different issues, so its bringing in different listeners, and losing some of their old.
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hmmmm...I loved Blur back in the 90's.  Damon's Albarn work with Gorillaz right now is pretty cool....I loved Pulp too.
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i dont think incubus is underrated at all. ive heard that the new album had a few good tracks.
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Well, I liked the last album.  (My favoriteis Aenima, but who's counting?)  I thought that it was a nice addition to the evolution of their sound, but I had to hear it alot before I really liked it.\nSo, do I think the new album will be good.  Yeah. I think it will be worth the wait.  Tool's not one of those bands that cranks out albums just for the hell of it.  When they put something out it's something they're pleased with.  But I do think it'll be closer to Laterallis than Undertow.\n\nBut for all I know it could be a mesh of bagpipes and goats.\n\nWhat I'm really waiting for it the freakin tour.
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I love King Diamond!\n\n1.) Favorite Track -- "Charon"\n2.) Favorite Album? "Them", or maybe "Dangerous Meeting"\n3.) Which do you prefer, Mercyful Fate or solo albums -- Mercyful Fate\n4.) Do you believe he really is a satanist or is it really "all for show" as he has recently stated...or do you care?-- It makes no difference to me.  I doubt he cares about my religious beliefs, so I don't care about his.\n5.) How did you feel about bringing in a female vocalist to sing the female roles on his last album The Puppet Master?-- I don't think King needs any help, but it might be interesting.\n6.) Which album do you feel was a big mistake?  That piece of trash "Spider's Lullabye"\n\nI saw King Diamond in concert at a small club in Houston years ago for the "Conspiracy" tour, and he rocked the house. I loved it when he supposedly got into a coffin and had someone set it on fire and let it burn.
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Sex Pistols are great, and incrdibly underrated, and I think if your looking for raw, unadulterated expression they are one of the best bnds to choose, as for best band Ever? maybe not, because the qualityof the Beatles,Nirvana,Elvis,Smashing Pumpkins,Ramones, etc. surpasses them
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I love them....especially their single "Face Down". Have you heard their song Cat & Mouse?
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I've only heard two of their songs, Nth Degree and Take of Your Clothes, and I really like both of them.  I'm thinking about buying the album when I have some cash.
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Great band, past and present with Haynes and Trucks. \n\nWhipping Post, Midnight Rider and Dreams and In Memory of Elizabeth Reed are my favorites
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i hate questions l;ike this cause my tastes are so eclectic.  but i guess if i had to narrow it down.\n\nSpringsteen-i've been a fan since almost the beginning, the poetry of his lyrics have always touched me deep.\n\nFave album-Born to run 30th aniversary <especially with the dvds\n\nand Black47 i have literally been on board that one since the beginning.  Larry Kirwan and Chris Byrne are amazing lyrically and the way they fuse traditional irish with regae ska rap and jazz.\n\nfave album-the oorigional ep was awsome their first commercial releas was great and their live albums are just down right fun.
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I think they are good, but the main reason I listen to them is because their lead singer, Brendon, is super hot!!!!!!!  He looks so good on the "But it's better if you do" music video.  I would work at the illegal strip club for him : )
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I only had a passing interest in Blur until I purchased Think Tank.  One reviewer said that the songwriting was "mature."  I personally think Damon Albarn is mixing styles all together.  For instance, on Out of Time, the guitar solo has an unmistakable blues influence.  Ambulance mixes industrial with pop.  But then, Jets brings in some improv jazz with that awesome saxophone solo. Gene by Gene has a Calypso or ragga muffin flavor to it that brings to mind a Jamaican dance party.\n\nThink Tank is a surprisingly underrated album and takes a keen ear to really hear it.
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I enjoy'em, as they're original and have a sound all their own.  Something direly needed, and long forgotten, in the Rock world these days.\n\nLyricaly, they're stellar, as they make you think...and most of their tunes are catchy as hell.