Music with Rocks in it.

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Clearly it's one kidney stone. Kidneys were never mentioned.

I love the Foos. Not because of their technical ability to play(though tallying up major label bands' abilities these days will place them all well and comfortably above average), but because of their ability to simply rock. The songs have nice dynamics and flows and while Grohl's voice doesn't have the greatest range, it still sounds mighty cool to me (if I wanted range, I'd listen to Jeff Buckley. Which I do. A lot.), and I even like the lyrics. I don't see where they fall behind compared to, say, Judas Priest's or Iron Maiden's lyrics, which are in my opinion leaps and bounds more infantile.

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Page 20!


Allman Brothers rule!

[Reply #762 on:]

Music With Rocks 2: You look a little Elvish should be the next title  .

[Reply #763 on:]

I've had Skin & Bones for a while now (god bless the internet) and I must say it's fantastic.  I got the DVD coming on monday (more songs and a Disk 2 of Hyde Park - look out for me!)

Right now, I'm listening to a lot of Tool.

Next title: A half-litre bottle of Shasta and a Rush mixtape - Music With Rocks II

[Reply #764 on:]

Music: Hold the Rocks
or
Music on the Rocks

Although I feel it's probably been done.

[Reply #765 on:]

That's what makes it music on the rocks!

Haha! The Polyphonic Spree's cover of 'Lithium' from their new Wait EP. Classic!

[Reply #766 on:]

Hmm, how about:

All The Best Bands Are Affiliated With Satan: Music That Rocks II

[Reply #767 on:]

I propose:

Music That Rocks Sold Out Years Ago.