PLAGIARISM!

XTC - 'Wrapped In Grey' Morrissey - 'National Front Disco' 'Suedehead' Tom Waits - 'That Feel' 'And The Earth Died Screaming' Mercury Rev - 'Frittering' 'Meth of a Rockette's kick' Soundgarden - 'The Day I Tried to Live' 'Limo Wreck' I guess these are more favourites than songs of significance, but up to you.

The white stripes are overrated as a live band, I can't stress that enough. Very hit and miss. And shame on you, agent, Mr. Bungle over Primus? I know which one I'd rather listen to a whole album of.

Sadly, I envisage nothing coming of Flair/Angle or flair/Rock. Rock's interview skills since he returned last year are unparalled but his in ring performances have been short on substance. Flair can't bump for Angle and Angle can't sell for Flair.

Killing Joke - Implant

I just like stuff that isn't crap. For example - Sparks (though conceptual and ironic) = Godlike pop music, displaying structure and orchestration no one had really touched before, Linkin Park = Uninspired, dull pop music that will have no positive effect or influence on anything that follows it. As for current pop music, Kylie Minogue > Linkin Park

This is retarded. I stopped reading after that bit.

Motherfucker, I will choke you with your own hands, and rape your ass with your own leg. Don't even front. Thank Christ we have babyface role models like this to save us from evil AFI fans.

Morrissey - 'Now my Heart is Full'.

I'd rather see him as an announcer and 'special proclamation' type guy (like Stan Hansen) than commissioner or manager, but I don't see that happening till he turns about 65.

Oh for christ's sake. The best thing about Bradshaw is when he used to give stock tips he pronounced 'Dell' 'Daayle'. Twat.

Residents - 'Six Things To a Cycle' (part 3) It's not as drawn out as I originally thought actually.

The entire soundtrack to Sonic The Hedgehog on Genesis/Mega Drive. Listen to it.

Tindersticks - My Sister

At first I was like - 'Oh God, this is embarassing and a sad end to one of the greatest careers in wrestling' My stance now leans towards 'You should have had the dignity to retire and leave.'

The outro to Andrew WK's 'totally stupid' is one of the most epic, uplifting bits in any song ever. How the fuck people place 'The Wolf' below 'I Get Wet' is beyond me. The production and variation improved far more than even I was expecting.

Hmm, not sure if that's grounds for a switch-flipping, but say it with me. Worst. Taste. In. Music. Ever.

Victor Wooten is pretty fucking amazing, but the music sucks.

Yeah, I'm not saying he was ever great either but 'Cold Gin' is probably my favourite KISS song.

He placed cinderella above pearl jam in a music list. There were cries for his dismissal following that. He had to go.

To anyone who only reads this particular thread, it actually looks like Logan WAS banned for placing Cinderella above Pearl Jam, which is great.

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Oh and yeah Worst. Taste. In. Music. Ever.

The only two bands I consider to have done no wrong, or the least amount of wrong imaginable are The Smiths and Sparks. Tom Waits comes close but you could argue the point about repetition of lyrics and culling lyrics from elsewhere. But he's had an extremely consistent career. I'm not too keen on the categorisation of 'greatly exceeds hype' cos the bands I would rank after those I've mentioned rarely have any hype, they're just good.

Bah, leave Ace alone, he was a driving force in my favourite bad band ever. Frehley's comet was one of my least favourite bad bands ever though, so I guess he's in the middle overall.

I'm not whether or not I envy a brain working on such simple terms. 'Well, they suck but there was stuff moving and bright lights so I was adequately stimulated'.