Travis Meeks
Maynard James Keenan
James Hetfield
Mikael Akerfeldt
Johnny Cash
Bob Dylan
Ian Mackaye
Thom Yorke
Travis Meeks
Maynard James Keenan
James Hetfield
Mikael Akerfeldt
Johnny Cash
Bob Dylan
Ian Mackaye
Thom Yorke
Well, RATM was always a political band. It's hard to have really have deep, metaphorical lyrics when most of your songs are political rants. Some of Zach's lyrics were pretty clever, and a lot of RATM songs had really catchy choruses that still made good points.
A lot of Kurt's lyrics were just stoned nonsense, but that's kinda what I like about them. They don't make a lot of sense, so they're pretty wide open to interpretation and they're easy to mold into something that you can relate to.
Same thing happens to me but it doesn't mean that much to me.....
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blo0d brothers.
I like Nikki Sixx because he actually writes about his problems that is in a way that doesn't go out to the world and say "I wanna kill the world"!
justin pierre
davey havoc
Bayside
Jim Adkins(spelling?)
You honestly think Zeppelin wrote good lyrics? :laughing:
EDIT: And KISS?
EDIT: And Ozzy?
Steven Tyler writes most of them (The most apparent being the Draw the Line album where most of the lyrics are him bitching about the rest of the band) Perry chips in from time to time.
hahaha good one
Actually, I'm female.
One last thing, jibber, before we can get back on topic: Tyler8Durden, I don't think you'd really hate to see my CD collection. From what I know, we share a few favorites.
I'd like to add the older Metallica and Manson, along with Tori Amos, to my list.
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