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Tomate sauce is the best sauce ever.

Wah, what a poor game that was. England will need to improve greatly if they are going to beat Holland or Portugal.

Lol, cheers, I never noticed. I hope Van Nistelrooy scores a few tonight, England vs. Holland should be a good game.

Nah, they'll go down to England, as usual.

Their album Lyla (or was it wonderwall?) was cosidered the greatest ever by a group of british lunatic journalists. Do you call that underrated? Lol, you probably mean Definitely Maybe or (What's the Story) Morning Glory? Both albums would be justified as the best ever.

lol. =; Most overrated more like. What a complete joke band.

Faith No More, they sound a bit like the Chilis.

The Clash is great, sometimes you just can't beat I Fought the Law. But the best band around nowadays are Oasis, easily.

Unless I'm mistaken and Blink 182 did a song called that, I think you're wrong. Stockholm Syndrome is a song by Muse (the greatest band on earth btw)! Stockholm Syndrome was a track on Blink's final album. Muses' version was much better though.

They're poor. Really poor. Its seems they've disappeared off the face of the Earth, which is good.

I think you're thinking about coldplay. :P Anyway besides all the haters, I used to like their songs. Lol, yeah. Coldplay are the worst for that. Too scared to change the formula incase they lose precious sales.

Their new stuff sucks. their older stuff was a lot better. 2002- Wha? They all sound the same. They have slow choruses, then go absolutely crazy.

I'm guessing another American college rock band.

They deserved to win, simple as that. We created about five clear cut chances, and on another day, it could have been a big scoreline. But T&T held out well, and England always do it the hard way. England are just warming up, I still think they'll win it.

Probably SOAD. They are just so freaking poor in many different ways.

Kaiser Chiefs are one of the most popular bands in Britian, so you can't really say they are underrated. Anyway, Black Grape are by far the most underrated band ever. I bet no-one here has heard of them.

Their only good song is Under Pressure, and thats because they wheel out Bowie.

Thats rubbish. Play their first album and play their last, and then come back and try to say they sound the same.

WHAT!?Theres a couple of good bands there but the atmosphere of the festival is rubbish. Too commercialised, too many young kids and too many chavs. Sunday night is an awful line-up... apart from Muse Muse are better than all of the bands at Download put together. And they've got Franz, Primal Scream, and Feeder! The emo crap there lets the side down, but I'd still rather go Leeds.

Meh, im not really a big fan of the 70's or 80's, the 90's are where its at for me. But there were a few good bands around in that time - Bowie was in his prime, the Jam were great, and the Stone Roses and the Smiths were around late 80's.

I never seen them live, but the live DVD of the Absolution tour and RHCP live at Slane Castle are awesome. Also, Robbie Williams is amazing live. Gah, you put up a good list until you listed the fat dancer from Take That.... But yeah, Muse are brilliant live, I watched them at Glasto a couple of years back. Franz Ferdinand are also really good live.

Why do you post a new topic every time Australia play? You'll be going into overdrive when the WC starts. Anyway, it sounded like a pretty dirty match. Two Dutch players injured, and a red card. Good to see Van Nistelrooy scoring, even if he does appear to be out the door at United.

Its nothing to write home about. Greece fluked the Euros by playing utterly horrible football. They aren't even going to the World Cup.

No, you seriously don't know what you are going on about. A&A sound nothing like Blink 182, especially compared to Blink's earlier stuff, which is why I don't really like them. Speaking of which, what happened to Blink? Have they officially split?

No, he didn't had to go. In the break I was watching the comments by the Belgian T.V. and they had a live phonecall with their leader of refferees assosiation (or w/e you call that) of Belgium, and he told he had two options: 1. Give the goald and Lehman a yellow card. Everybody wins. 2. Deny the goal, give a free kick, and send the keepr of. Everybody loses. Of course, I came up with that. It's not like it's such a hard thing to conclude, is it? He commited a professional foul, denied Eto'o and goalscoring chance and was the last man. That equals a red card in football. The ref blew up straight away, what happened after was irrelevant. You say Lehmann should have been booked at the goal given. He commited a red card offense, not a yellow, and should have went off with the goal standing.