Overplayed Rock Songs

[califrniateach]

Stairway to Heaven :crazy:

[Brainless Harry Reid]

Don't hold me to my word on that story - that's just what I've heard/read somewhere, at some point... I may have even dreamed it. Who knows? I'm pretty sure I didn't dream it though. I think.

[tuti :)]

Different Class is the only one I bothered with. I almost got to the end and thought "not for me thanks." we're going back a year or two since I last heard songs other than Common People.

[Ogs]

Portishead is the only one of those I would consider trip-hop.

[kimele]

That everybody knows that.

[Mommy to 2 little angels]

Uprising was overplayed as fuck. If The Bullet is British there lies the reason..

[KING JBBA]

I'm Your Man is a good album. It's very different from his earliest stuff though since it's not really folk music at all. It has a couple clunkers on it unfortunately, but it also has some of his best songs IMO

[imported_mommy_of_2]

I don't think they are going to be ground breaking, that era of music has been and gone. Everyone has pushed their creativity to the very edge, I don't think anyone can push it any further. But that isn't a bad thing. So what, things aren't going to be fresh and innovative. People will still use their influence and we'll hear it in older artists, banRAB' influences will be evident and we'll say "oh, they're reminiscent of ....." and that's a great thing. I can't wait to see what the 10s will bring. I hope it's not a load of generic synth pop.

[1stmarine]

And even more so now because of that show Glee. Everywhere I go I'm always hearing "Don't Stop Believing". It drives me insane!

[Umar Kazmi]

Let's just say it's true. Because if it's not it'll be a huge disappointment.