Holy shit that is retarded The Who have a handful of semi-decent songs Other than that, it is Pete Townshend's nerd rage expressed through the...
you mean he was loaded and fell on his guitar
what's your favorite song of theirs? :laugh11: Let's just make up a whole band
I know everything and the guy in my avatar had so much soul
What about Turlach McJangle and The Jingletones?
"The Wall" is to rock music what "The Shining" is to movies... some true believers claim these to be profound or great in some way, but in reality...
yeah if you ignore the terrible songs and shite playing
Utterly absurd "Custard Pie" is the pinnacle of that type of music, it shits from the heavens upon the likes of English Blooze dinosaurs like Bad...
IF HE DIES, HE DIES
wald pussy:mut:
Didn't like it because of the way it ended. Sean Penn's character was fucking ridiculous and his wife was a filthy, trashy whore
NEVER!
Trippy as in you need the immensely distracting, time-altering effects of an acid trip to actually "enjoy" it:lol:
I liked Pink Floyd when I was about 15 and into LSD and weed... Now, I'd say that they have a few songs I think are good, but mostly they are...
"Stairway To Heaven" ... come on, man... I don't know anyone who likes Led Zeppelin who has listened to that song since they were about 12 and...
Utter and complete nonsense It's the culmination of everything they ever did... There's nothing remotely repetitive on that record especially...
exactly the good is so good that the bed is easily ignored Physical Graffiti boasts one truly shitty song ("Black Country Woman") ... other than...
Madness "In The Light" is so wonderful that I actually laugh when I hear it
:lol: That Kelly girl has a fabulous set of legs
Cervantes competes well and has his moments, but I like Duran's pace and defensive ability to be a bit too much for him to overcome... Duran...
I don't know how someone puts on "Ten Years Gone" on the headphones, absorbs all of that melody and harmony, all of that ingenious layering of...
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