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sako
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Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 6:07 pm
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matatonio wrote: all the recent songs by Eminem
that guy is out of ideas, he always does the same thing, make fun of other artists I agree, he just went downhill after his second album
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 12:22 pm
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Location: Pearl River, Mississippi
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Chris
life begins now
Joined: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:09 pm
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Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Most rap, jazz, classical and all heavy metal.
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Cotton
Some days I'm a super bitch
Joined: Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:22 pm
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rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: Nickleback - "Figured You Out"
Is it just me or do these guys just recycle the same song over and over and over again? And not just that, but the original wasn't all that to begin with! If it were up to me, these guys would be back in Sudbury playing in some red-neck bar with a bunch of other painfuly average amature bands. Sudbury ain't redneck. Well there's gotta be at least one of 'em. Ya but every city has a redneck. And why did you mention sudbury in the first place? Because that's where they're from.
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Bodrul
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Location: Cambridge, England.
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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Location: Pearl River, Mississippi
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You won't get over it. 
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neo_wolf
Extraordinary
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Anything from todays pop/rap-hiphop scene.
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rusty
rustiphica
Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2004 7:59 pm
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Cotton wrote: rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: Nickleback - "Figured You Out"
Is it just me or do these guys just recycle the same song over and over and over again? And not just that, but the original wasn't all that to begin with! If it were up to me, these guys would be back in Sudbury playing in some red-neck bar with a bunch of other painfuly average amature bands. Sudbury ain't redneck. Well there's gotta be at least one of 'em. Ya but every city has a redneck. And why did you mention sudbury in the first place? Because that's where they're from. They're from somewhere in Alberta. Not Sudbury.
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Cotton
Some days I'm a super bitch
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rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: rusty wrote: Cotton wrote: Nickleback - "Figured You Out"
Is it just me or do these guys just recycle the same song over and over and over again? And not just that, but the original wasn't all that to begin with! If it were up to me, these guys would be back in Sudbury playing in some red-neck bar with a bunch of other painfuly average amature bands. Sudbury ain't redneck. Well there's gotta be at least one of 'em. Ya but every city has a redneck. And why did you mention sudbury in the first place? Because that's where they're from. They're from somewhere in Alberta. Not Sudbury. No, I'm pretty sure they're from Sudbury. That's how they got their name, from that big-ass nickel they have up there.
Anyway, it really doesn't matter, all that I meant to say is that they should go back to wherever the Hell they came from and play their loud, bland, kareokee bar music there - not on the radio!
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rusty
rustiphica
Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2004 7:59 pm
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I'm 100% sure they're not from Sudbury. They're from the west coast.
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torrino
College Boy T
Joined: Mon Oct 11, 2004 7:52 pm
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Some country's decent. I love moi Wilco and Ryan Adams.
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rusty
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I actually kinda like country. I could never go out and buy a country cd but it's good radio music to me.
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torrino
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Wilco isn't really country...It's alt-country. Same with Ryan Adams.
They've got the accents (Well...kinda), but it's more like pop rock. Hell, the Wilco is like a combination of country, The Beatles, Radiohead, and Pink Floyd. Try it out. I love it. You might not. 
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rusty
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I never heard of wilco but i'll try to download a couple of songs. Give me some suggestions eh.
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torrino
College Boy T
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Anything from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, A Ghost is Born, or Being There
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rusty
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alrighty then. Tomorow night I'll tell ya what I think about em.
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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SUMMERTEETH
By Wilco
is much better
THAN YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT
It is one of the best
INDIE POP-ROCK
albums the one ahmed johnson has ever heard
DOWNLOAD
"she's a jar"
"CAN'T STAND IT"
"Candyfloss"
FROM IT RUSTY
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torrino
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Ahmed, they all kick ass.
Glad to see there's another one who likes Wilco on the boards...
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Ahmed Johnson
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rusty
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Wilco - At least that's what you said
Well the song starts off sounded pretty sad but it ends up being a very fun upbeat song. I really like it even with the lack of lyrics.
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rusty
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Wilco - California Stars
An easy listener but still manages to rock out just enough for me to enjoy the song. It reminds me of a faster beat version of pink floyd's song wish you were here. Good song.
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rusty
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Wilco - Handshake Drugs
I'm starting to think that this band isn't very rockish but soft rock. But I still manage to enjoy the band and still I enjoyed this song. It's very soothing and very enjoyable. Good lyrics in it too.
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Rod
Extra on the Ordinary
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I Am Trying To Break Your Heart is their best song, IMO.
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torrino
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Ya. The whole "A Ghost is Born" album is based on the lead singer's experience with painkillers. Strange addiction, lol.
None of the stuff is very hard. It's definitely rock, but it's got TONS of pop elements. It's fairly catchy stuff (well..the pre-Yankee Hotel Foxtrot stuff, such as "Monday" or "Hotel Arizona"). I don't think you can deny that the guitarists have some pretty neat licks and embellishments in even the slow songs, though.
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rusty
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With a name like Wilco I was expecting something more Zeppelin-esque but I got more of a floyd-esque sound. Still good though. Both of those bands are my in my top 3 so wilco does a good sound.
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