Anybody know about AFI(a fire inside) do give me a list of all their greatest song.?
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Here is a link to their discography:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI_%28band%29#Discography
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I've not heard that one, unfortunately, but Anti-Flag are pretty damn good.  I think this sounds like a good song, it has a similar message to many of their other songs, but is specifically about Iraq and not war in general. My personal favourite A-F song is "Turncoat", about George Bush.\n\nTurncoat!\nKiller!\nLiar!\nThief!\nCriminal with protection of the law!
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Foo Fighters-Everlong\nGoo Goo Dolls-Iris\nRed Hot Chili Peppers- Otherside
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The song is definitely "Lightning Crashes" and it's by the band Live.  It's still one of my favourite songs.
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I love them!!! My favorite song is "A Little Less Sixteen Candles A Little More Touch Me". They seem like a fun band to see in concert. I would love to.
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You know me, zen, I'll not pick just one; I'm naming several... okay, more than several! ;) (These are listed in no particular order, btw. Annoying Patz by alphabetizing all my lists has grown stale for me, alas.)\n\n"Vapour Trail" ~ Ride\n(My favourite of my many now-defunct British bands; this song is sublime)\n"Beneath" ~ Ride\n(Hard to find but oh so very worth it! The guitar fills and drums alone are to die for)\n"Time Machine" ~ Ride\n(Only one band has more entries in this list, and there's a reason for that)\n"Breather" ~ Chapterhouse\n(Playing this when I drive guarantees an instantaneous increase in speed of 20-30 mph, minimum)\n"Frost" ~ Chapterhouse\n(One of the greatest guitar, bass and drum driven songs ever recorded, and by one of the most talented bands, alas also defunct)\n"Hayfever" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(My best kept Scottish secret; they write lyrics like Robbie Burns)\n"Bloodrush" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(The most underrated band in music history, not just in Scotland)\n"Twisted & Bent" ~ The Trash Can Sinatras\n(The best song off 'A Happy Pocket,' alas, an album no longer in print -- but I've got mine, baby!)\n"Show Me Mary" ~ Catherine Wheel\n(Just TRY to sit still for this one -- just TRY!)\n"Black Metallic" ~ Catherine Wheel\n(An anthem for the '90s that I simply adore)\n"Bitter Seeet Symphony" ~ The Verve\n(The best song of 1997 and one of the best songs ever recorded)\n"D'You Know What I Mean?" ~ Oasis\n('Be Here Now' was their best album and this their best song, period)\n"I Hope, I Think, I Know" ~ Oasis\n(Breathless; just try singing along)\n"Let Down" ~ Radiohead\n(The best track off 'OK Computer' and one of the best songs I've ever heard)\n"The Bends" ~ Radiohead\n(Title track from their best album; it's killer good)\n"Starálfur" ~ Sigur Rós\n(My current favourite band; they are Icelandic, ethereal and sublime)\n"Untitled (Track 3)" ~ Sigur Rós\n(None of the songs on () are titled; listen and know paradise)\n"Glósóli" ~ Sigur Rós\n(The first song I heard off their latest CD, 'Takk,' and as powerfully beautiful a song as you will ever hear in your entire life! *chills*)\n"Hoppípolla" ~ Sigur Rós\n(The only band I'm giving 4 entries; Why? Because they are the saviours of 21st century rock music. None can touch them, none can even try!)\n"Babylon" ~ David Gray\n(Heaven on earth from one of the best songwriters of our generation)\n"Yellow" ~ Coldplay\n(Who wouldn't love this song?)\n"Fix You" ~ Coldplay\n(The best song off their latest album; just beautiful)\n"Mr. Brightside" ~ The Killers\n(The best song on the best debut album by an American band since Interpol)\n"Words" ~ Doves\n(One of the catchiest and easiest to remember rhythms you'll ever hear; 'The Last Broadcast' was the best album of 2002 and one of the themes to my brother's wedding)\n"There Goes the Fear" ~ Doves\n(This song is completely perfect from start to finish; fantastic!)\n"Pounding" ~ Doves\n(Aptly titled; this song kicks serious ass!)\n"Happy" ~ Ned's Atomic Dustbin\n(Pure pleasure)\n"Grey Cell Green" ~ Ned's Atomic Dustbin\n(If you're not moving, you're comatose)\n"This is the One" ~ The Stone Roses\n(I LOVE this freaking song!)\n"She Bangs the Drums" ~ The Stone Roses\n(Contagious beyond belief)\n"Beyond Belief" ~ Elvis Costello\n(Yeah, clever segue, I know, but this is his best and least appreciated song IMO)\n"Goodbye" ~ The Sundays\n(Effervescent and beautiful... and almost unknown)\n"Bizarre Love Triangle" ~ New Order\n(Catchy to the point of being infectious)\n"Age of Consent
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Great question!  That is tough though. I know my number one, but damn that is an awesome qeustion.  I need another beer if I am actually goning to answer this.  \n\n10.  Seed - KoRn\n9.  Stacked Actors - Foo Fighters\n8.  School - Nirvana\n7.  Go Let it Out - Oasis \n6.  4th of July - Soundgarden\n5.  Under the Gun - The Killers\n4.  Walkabout - The Chili Peppers (it's not a great song, but I have always loved it for no reason)\n3.  I'm Bound to Pack it Up - The White Stripes (all time acoustic classic, still one of my favorite songs to this day)\n2.  Mayonnaise - The Smashing Pumpkins\n1.  Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam (This song is a staple for them in concert, but it I guess it wasn't good enough to ever make one of their albums.  Hearing this song live change my whole perspective of popular/corporate music.  My number one song of all time).\n\nGood question, and I went through TWO beers answering it.  I am sad I left weezer off the list, because they write great ALBUMS, not just great songs.  But "in the garage" is an honorable mention.
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face down-red jumpsuit apparatus,cat and mouse-red jumpsuit apparatus,razorblade-pink spiders,alive with the glory of love-say anything,miss murder-AFI,love like winter-AFI\n\nthere's lots more....we like a lot of the same music.....so....yeah......l8r
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its a great video..and the band rocks.. u guys should listen to their old stuff too..they were really different. like try the album "answer that and stay fashionable" from 1994. an awesome album!
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If you have the lyrics, please post it. I'd love to help cause I'm a huge fan. I have lots of their stuff...over 60 cd's bootlegged and all. Waiting on you.
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yes! i love that song and i love all of AFI's music...
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great music taste!\ni like :\n\n1.AFI- miss murder\n2.my chemical romance- demolition lovers\n3.fall out boy- get busy living or get busy dying\n4.hawthorne heights- this is who we are\n5.from first to last- kiss me, im contagious
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Van Halen is the greatest!!! Although I have to disagree with you on their best song... "Hot For Teacher" is the most incredible song ever. Just listen to the drum intro...sounds like a finely tuned motorcycle engine. Eddie is the KING!!!
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1.  Born to Run         Bruce Springsteen    \nSpringsteen set out to write the greatest rock song ever, and who's to say he didn't succeed? Bombastic, epic, romantic, dense, this song demands attention. A breakthrough for Springsteen also in terms of situating his heroes palpably in the "American Dream". A driving, powerful, sublime classic. \n\n2.  Love Minus Zero (No Limit)      Bob Dylan    \nIn the midst of his word-tripping in 1965, Dylan created this - a modest, serene love song. Still wordy, the opening line is "My love, she speaks like silence." It is a paean to a woman who doesn't exist, who perhaps can't exist. But the timeless, flitting melody wills her into our consciousnesses. \n\n3.  Frederick         Patti Smith    \nLike Dylan's "Sara", a directly biographical love song, blurring the art/reality line. Smith can invest her music with anthemic power, and to do so with a love paean is bold. Almost impossible to listen to without breaking down. "My soul surrenders, astonished to death". Life and death, ultimately, are one. \n\n4.  SOS        Abba    \nAbba redefined pop music as something that can be emotionally rich as well as entertainingly light. Deep in their best songs, there is no kitsch, only beauty and majesty. "SOS" is the sweetest and saddest lost-love song in existence. "Where are those happy days? They seem so hard to find." \n\n5.  I Want to Hold Your Hand      The Beatles    \nThis must have been a revolution in 1963 - the excited, staccato intro, the tantalising build-up, and then Lennon's double-tracked vocals, with handclaps, and the sublimest guitar fill at the end of each line. Even now, this is the sound of pure energy and joy - joy at creating music, joy at simply being alive.
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http://www.afi.com/default.aspx
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ac/dc- highway to hell or any other ac/dc songs are good
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ok - here it is according to yahoo music listeners :\nhttp://music.yahoo.com/ar-260156-similar--Pantera\n\nsome of that is new bands i don't know anything about.\npantera is cool but there not really at the top of talent esp since poor dimebag darrell got shot. however if you dig metal, esp old metal, anthrax is great, yngwie malmsteen is TOPS !, metallica pre-1990 is good, Testament shreds, check out something really awesome but not well heard of: MArty Friedman. email me i'll be happy to send you some songs of some of the artists i have listed. steele_luv@yahoo.com