Giuseppe Zangara

New way of doing something old. Doesn't count.

House is an offshoot of electronic music, so no. And, offhand, I can't think of any examples of what Gene suggested, but it wouldn't be a "major" innovation, anyway.

DJ Shadow's Endtroducing... beats Moby's Play by three years. Even then, Moby is a child of electronic music, which you can trace back to the 50s.

But the poetry is exactly what makes it an innovation. Rapping doesn't involve standing there and saying a bunch of things that rhyme; there's breath control, lyrical flow, etc. EDIT: So what I'm saying is that even a seemingly minor modification can create something totally new.

Grunge + metal. I'm talking about doing something completely new, not combining pre-existing styles of music.

I'd say he has every right to sing anything by Wheatus.

There are no new ideas, only new ways of doing old ideas.

Dream Theater

Matt Young is in my Extended Network.

Okay, so, this is the worst post ever. We can close down the board, now.

Always a bridesmaid, huh.

You drink any other wheat beers? There's so many better ones out there, I think.

Watery, inoffensive. Plus the bartender/co-owner at my favorite bar usually gives a couple of cans to me and my pal for free at the end of a night of drinking. (It helps to already be intoxicated; I'm not high on PBR while sober.)

Websites for beers enjoyed lately: http://www.erdinger.com/ http://www.ringwoodbrewery.co.uk/old_thumper.htm

Are you a religious man, Mole.

You Forgot It in People is really good, actually. And I'm saying this, so it must be true.

Sebadoh was my favorite band in high school; even when it got to the point that I hadn't listened to them in a couple of years, I still thought they were good. I finally cut the cord last month and sold everything by them I owned. I realized well before then that I didn't like them anymore, but nostalgia can be powerful; I still remember listening to "Willing to Wait" on repeat after my first girlfriend dumped me.

How long until Edwin realizes he doesn't like U2 at all anymore.

He posted in this thread.

I admire what you, Milky and Banky have done in this thread, but I don't have the energy to deal with such willfully ignorant people. Not anymore, anyway; the one time I went off on that kid here about Radiohead was an anomaly.

Why are people still talking to Angora Jellyfish. What an embarassment.

No, Cat, I really don't wanna hear you rap. The 7" version of that song is easily top 5 material, though.

Where do you rank Lovesexy in your personal Prince list.

You jerk, "Free" is a good song.

Aw shucks, Edwin beat me to the evisceration.