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Picture of mar8y
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i love new wave music and best of 80's and so on.
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I like older music.. It said your parents liked the Beatles. I LOVE the Beatles....
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I like the rock/pop music like cute is what we aim for, panic! at the disco, the spill canvas, stuff like that
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Metal is my fav. I like most forms of music (even reggae & rap) but heavy metal is the music of my soul. FYI Lottie, I DO love KISS as well.


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Pop and R&B Ashlee Simpson to Mary J Blige
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Does anyone here like KISS?

*crosses fingers* Big Grin


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music died after disco!
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MCR is considered emo? They sound more like rock to me. But, that was an interesting description, Canvas; I never knew any of that.


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The Breeders are an American alternative rock band formed in 1988.


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Breeders


Who are Breeders?


"I call them like I see them any my visision is always 20/20" - notsojoey
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Registered: December 14, 2007
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Passionate music. Most of what happens to click with me is rock, especially underground rock, but there's classical, and a little bit of rap. I'm listening to Pixies as I write this.

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originally by bushsupporter:
Anyone care to explain this emo thing to me?


Sure, I'd personally be glad to actually (well, to explain how it came about, not its appeal - same thing, in a way).

Forget the corporate idea of what emo is - My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, etc - and you'll get it. Emo - or emocore, as it was called - was started in the underground back in the 80s. The thing about it was that the performers would be so caught-up in their music that they'd exhibit the emotions on stage - usually by crying. Rites of Spring, Gray Matter, etc - all these bands did that. By definition, emocore had to be a band from Washington, too (just like grunge was from Seattle).

But as it gained popularity it was picked-up by the mainstream and it's become a parody of itself. Sort of like glam metal. But fire-up any Rites of Spring CD and Fall Out Boy CD and you'll see the world of difference; it takes a while to get into RoS but once you're there you can't go out.

Lol btw I find it so appropriate that you listen to the national anthem xD I think you might like the jazz acts of the '20s since so many of them were patriotic.

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I saw them live and it was the most boring concert that I have ever seen - are the members of tool strapped to the stage so they can't move around?


Beatles. Breeders. 'nuff said.
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So it's settled, Tool is lame.

Does tool perform a traditional rendition of the National Anthem? Otherwise, they are lame.


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Indie, Experimental, Ska, Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Classic Rock, Electronic, etc. I personally don't like country and blues...but otherwise I can stand most everything else.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by EarthGoddess:
So it's settled, Tool is lame.


"I call them like I see them any my visision is always 20/20" - notsojoey
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the greatest band that ever existed; Tool.


Tool is lame. I saw them live and it was the most boring concert that I have ever seen - are the members of tool strapped to the stage so they can't move around?


Considering I don't like live music, I wouldn't know.
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the greatest band that ever existed; Tool.


Tool is lame. I saw them live and it was the most boring concert that I have ever seen - are the members of tool strapped to the stage so they can't move around?


"I call them like I see them any my visision is always 20/20" - notsojoey
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Boring.


Fact: Patriotic Marching Music is not boring.


It isn't. Until you compare it to the greatest band that ever existed; Tool.
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Boring.


Fact: Patriotic Marching Music is not boring.


"I call them like I see them any my visision is always 20/20" - notsojoey
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almost any thing hard core... punk, emo, etc.


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Emo is goth-lite: for the rebellious children in society to seek attention without going 'over the edge' and people thinking they worship Satan.


I like these calm little moments before the storm.
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