B. Brian Brunzell

With the exception of OK Computer, I love all of the albums. However, I have to vote for Disintegration. Everything about it is perfect, especially the title track, which may be one of, if not the best song ever written in modern music. It's a tough call between this and grace, but The Cure gets my vote.

"Lyrics of Fury"- Eric B & Rakim

Choken, when's the Cincy show again?

Don't know ifany of these have been mentioned before, but I'll list some more: "Plowed"- Sponge "Everything About You"- Ugly Kid Joe "DMV"- Primus "Jerry was a Racecar Driver"- Primus "Lovefool"- The Cardigans "Found Out About You"- Gin Blossoms "Stargazer"- Mother Love Bone "Stardog Champion"- Mother Love Bone "Stop!"- Jane's Addiction "St. Augustine"- moe. "Friday I'm in Love"- The Cure "Burn"- The Cure "21st century Digital boy"- Bad Religion "Ball and Chain"- Social Distortion "Salvation"- Rancid "Be Quick or Be Dead"- Iron Maiden

B. Brian's most recent purchases: Follow the Leader- Eric B & Rakim Radio waves of the 90s; Alternative Rock Hits- Various Artists Pork Soda- Primus Romeo and Juliet: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack- Various Artists All Ages- Bad Religion Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)- Wu-Tang Clan

Basically. But of you take out the weapons, New Jack is 95% of the roster right now. Well, except that perhaps only Nash is worse worker.

Was the Coverdale/Page album any good? It wasn't half bad. Not the best stuff I've ever heard, but it didn't suck.

That part made me laugh. That was the funniest part of the entire piece.

"Still Cold"- Mazzy Star

Two words: Jeff Buckley

No way. Need we forget Trixter, Enuff Z'Nuff, or Bulletboys? How about Y & T?

That was at Comiskey Park in Chicago (now US Cellular Field). The Sox promptly fired the PA guy.

"The Downtown"- Days of the New

BAH~! Worst. Van Halen song. Ever.

"Full On Kevin's Mom"- Soundgarden

I'm about an hour SW of Pittsburgh and Cincy is about 230 miles from here in Wheeling. Perhaps I will make the drive.

Um, FUCK.

"Hands All Over"-Soundgarden

Why no sir, I did not. I didn't even know that they're coming to Pittsburgh. It looks like I know where SOME of my paycheck is going this week.

Oh yeah. "Days of the Week" was released in 2001 off the Shangri La-Dee-Da album. While we're mentioning Beck, consider these: "Loser"(obviously) "The New Pollution" "Beer Can" "Where It's At" "Sexlaws"

"Televators"- The Mars Volta

Man, I LOVE Alice IN Chains, but I already own every song they've ever done. The only reason for me to buy this would be for my sheer markdom for the group.

B. Brian's Best Songs of the 90s: "Soul to Squeeze"- Red Hot Chili Peppers "Ants Marching"- Dave Matthews Band "Tripping Billies"- Dave Matthews Band "Drive"- REM "I'm not an Addict"- K's Choice "Fade Into You"- Mazzy Star "What's the Story, Morning Glory?"- Oasis "Welcome to Paradise"- Green Day "Smash it Up"- Offspring "Sliver"- Nirvana "Crazy Mary"- Pearl Jam "Alone"- Pearl Jam "Angry Chair"- Alice In Chains "Bullet in the Head"- Rage Against The Machine "Revolver"- Rage Against The Machine "Blind"- Korn "Faget"- Korn "Big Empty"- Stone Temple Pilots "Kitchenware and Candy Bars"- Stone Temple Pilots "Grace"- Jeff Buckley "Last Goodbye"- Jeff Buckley "Witches Rave"- Jeff Buckley "Yard of Blonde Girls"- Jeff Buckley "Smaller and Smaller"- Faith No More "Be Aggressive"- Faith No More "Bound for the Floor"- Local H "All the Kids are Right"- Local H "Whimsical"- Days of the New "Touch, Peel and Stand"- Days of the New "Thunderkiss '65"- White Zombie "The Outlaw Torn"- Metallica "Angry Again"- Megadeth "Hangar 18"- Megadeth "Christeen"- Devin Townsend "One"- U2 "Jesus Christ Pose"- Soundgarden "Limo Wreck"- Soundgarden Those are just some of my personal favourites. I know you said just 2 songs per artist, but the buckley stuff is all good that you can just take your pick. I also think that it's kind of close-minded to not include any Rap/Hip-Hop, as there was alot of good material released in the 1990s, especially Tupac's work, Jay-Z's work, 3 albums by The Roots, etc.

Right now, I can't really think of a similar artist to Everlast. I'd compare him to a guy like Dylan, but then Bob would show up at my house and beat my ass. Not to mention every music fan here at TSM.

I disagree. I loved Eric Carr's playing. I think he's a far better drummer than Criss or Eric Singer, and easily KISS's most talented musician.