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Anti-Semitism has been a problem for the Jews ever since the seventeenth century. The Christians, while trying to convert the Jews to Christianity, took strong measures against the Jews. They burned...

Cleopatra VII
Ptolemaic Dynasty

In the springtime of 51 BC, Ptolemy Auletes died and left his kingdom in his will to his eighteen year old daughter, Cleopatra, and her younger brother Ptolemy...

Last summer I almost fell asleep standing up watching this band.

If you want crushingly heavy music that retains a good amount of musical sensibility; get "The Red in the Sky is Ours" by At the Gates and "Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious" by Carcass.
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Can't say I've heard these guys. What do they sound like? Any links?

I know, but I meant, people wouldn't think he was very good if he was in a different band, since his lyrics would most likely be different, but also because the other merabers of Nirvana made him...

Flea and Jaco Pastorius stand as my favourite bassists ever.


I also like:

Rob Trujillo (Infectious Grooves, Suicidal Tendencies)
Tony Levin (King Crimson, LTE etc)
Steve DiGiorgio (Death,...

Yeah I know, you already said that.

That girl's bra puts Madonna's to shame...

Soulseek >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Limewire.

you don't hear it to much over here where i'm at.

just cat scratch fever and bohemian rapsody

will do. I think I've encountered a song of theirs before and liked it. it might be somebody else, though.

thanks!

emery
saosin
a thorn for every head
Trustcompany
Atreyu

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****ing belt it and put emotion into it. thats all you need to do. no matter what comes out as long as you are putting ass behind it, it should be cool.

www . napster . com / player / tracks / 13183941
I agree with you guys. But I want to go back to the original question, but with the influence of listening to Pink Floyd. I found "Us And Them" on...

i know im planning to when i get the money.

It is, and I generally like more depressing music but I still prefer Talking Through Tin Cans. I listened to that album before The Big Echo, but then I remerabered it, so I slipped it on for old...

Boris The Spider by The Who.........wtf is that all about? (and please don't say a spider)

What would you consider his harsh vocals to be? I always have considered them regular screaming, but I personally have no clue. Either way he isn't that good at either so this isn't a debate thread...

http://www.rabroad.com/showthread.php?t=7205

there was already a thread on them.

I cant stand them travis is a good drummer but bad band.

Me too, but Desert Lights was kinda disappointing, and i think I even lost my copy of it... But Elsewhere for Eight Minutes, Beautiful Sharks and Echolalia are a trio of fine albums... I hope they...

I don't know who the greatest might be, so might as well list my favorite ones:

David Gilmour
Slash
John Frusciante
Jonny Greenwood
Angus Young
Jimi Hendrix
Jeff Beck
Stevie Ray Vaughan

That flute is pretty typical in dutch rock music, I haven't got a clue where that comes from. I like it, but then I like jethro tull, so I should.

About the Zephyrs:
7/10
That's really nice....

I was growing up in the grunge era and liked most forms of jazz but leaned more toward big band. Pretty much the opposite of what was popular at the time.