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Maybe because they spend all their time either on the hair stylist or getting huge rims for their huge cars.

There are some cores of musical hate inside me. One would be Green Day and friends, other 50 Cent and friends, other Simple Plan and friends, other James Blunt and friends.

I played LEGOs so much when I was a child...I still have them, somewhere in some closet...getting dust... :( At times I feel like building something to put in my bedroom, but I never have time :| Anyway, I have 3 LEGO little cars, designed by me (I never liked following the instructions :P) by my workbench right now :)

I could now say some words about the early childhood days of a mainstream rapper. But naah...

That one's a classic :P

I suppose they are, after all he says Best song ever....by the smashing pumpkins, not just what's smashing pumpkin's best song? :P

I still remember that story... That guy is a sample of wickedness.

;) Most probable, who knows when a huge meteor will crash with the earth? I'd rather trust a huge meteor than George W. Bush :lol:

Meh, Simple Plan became some sort of inner swearing between me and some friends :lol: As for my UNguilty pleasures, hmm... Well, my mom is an Enya-addict, so I got to like her songs too :D I like one songs by the White Stripes (covered by Audioslave, though) which I suppose you can guess what is :P I like some of those 60's Beach Boys like songs...And I like Avril Lavigne's cover of Knockin' on Heaven's Door :oops:

Deep Purple - Space Truckin' (on Made in Japan) >>> 15 minutes of "solo" ftw xD

You do know that the actual "number of the beast" wasn't supposed to be 666, right? On the first Bible version, it was another number, which I don't know what is, as I'm not really religious... Anyway, if the world ends on a christian day, that would be so unlucky for the jews, muslins, hindus, buddhists, confucionists and etc. I mean.... Or that could be just stupidity of some christians... Naahh, I don't think so :?

Oh then that's why I got confused :wink: What's their main formation? I could never understand the band very well...when I saw a video of them playing Layla with Eric Clapton, there were a lot of people on the stage :P

When I bought Made In Japan I thought it's version of Lazy would be really amazing, but when I listened to it...meh...I still prefer Machine Head version :D But Lazy is freaking amazing :P

What about Lynryd Skynryd? They had 9 members. And they were much better than Slipknot. and too the person above, what was the point of mentioning the list? a lot of bands usually have around 4 members. Dire Straits had 9 members as well, if I remember correctly.

I thought there were 3 guitarrists on radiohead? Or I may be confusing the band...

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*Watches the mexirica man trying to make a name on a respected member of TIF community*

Is that CD good? I'm considering buying it, but I dunno... Purple without Blackmore seems a bit... Hmm. Would you reccomend it? As for me, I have That was Yesterday going through my head (Foreigner). Does that count? I used to think the same thing "Oh but theres no Blackmore...It's gotta be crappy", but it really surprised me, the songs are all good. It's a different style, but I liked it. I think it's for Deep Purple's Machine Head as Led Zeppelin's Physical Graphitti is for Led Zeppelin II.

Deep Purple - Don't let go (on Rapture of the Deep).

Pink Floyd's Have a Cigar.

2 words: Deep and Purple. Other than that, The Kinks, Cream, hmmm, maybe Jefferson Airplane . Even Beatles are underrated if you think about it. Most people won't go much further than Yesterday and Hey Jude. They just won't find out their real good stuff and will say they are crappy.

That still exists? :P Welcome dude, have a nice time here :D

I meant 99% of the bands, though.

I agree. Ditto. They are best than 95% of the bands, but they aren't the gods of rock as people usually say. Deep Purple and The Who are much better, IMO.