"Vapor trails" by RUSH

 

Anyone who likes Muddy Waters is OK in my book

 

Anything by Metallica, disturbed. The weird one for me is OUTKAST B.O.B (bombs over baghdad) ironically enough. That song is so fast, makes me speed like a madman.

 

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and I personally like The Kinks-Girl you really got me

reminds me of the old 300ZX commercials with gijoe and barbie.
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I like the Van Halen version that was in that commercial.



BTW: That's NICK & ROXANNE in the 300ZXTT commercials - NOT GI Joe & Barbie.
You can go to here to watch the commercials: http://www.ttzd.com/ click on the MPGS & watch 'em.



NIN - Pretty Hate Machine - the ENTIRE CD
Dave Ralph - Transport II - Disc 2 "Arrivals" tracks 5-9
Foo Fighters - All My Life
Seal - ALL the re-mixes of CraZy
Out Of Sight Soundtrack
Solaris Soundtrack



Zchick

 

here lately, ive been listening to "bombs over bahgdad" by outkast!

 

I'm old but 'still "Bad to the bone"
also
Little Feat, Who, Robben Ford, and Pink Floyd of course

 

In no particular order

1) "Crossroads" - Cream
2) "Ridin' the Storm Out" (Live Version) - REO Speedwagon
3) "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" (Live Version) - Bob Seger
4) "Defy You" - The Offspring
5) "Roadhouse Blues" - The Doors
6) "Hot for Teacher" - Van Halen
7) "All Along the Watchtower" - Jimi Hendrix
8) "VooDoo Child" - Stevie Ray Vaughn's version
9) "Subdivisions" - Rush
10) "Stone Cold Crazy" - Queen
11) "All My Life" - Foo Fighters
12) "I Want You to Want Me" - Cheap Trick

However, since I have an S2000, these may not completely apply.

 

ill never understand why you people can like rush
the music is fantastic but ill never get useto a singing smurf

 

He may be a "singing smurf", but he is also one of the best bass players around and plays with one of the best, most aggressive drummers ever. Rock is an instument-oriented form of music - often allowing less than exceptional singers to flourish due to their ability with an instrument or song-writing. (see also: Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Alanis Morrissette, The Cars, REO Speedwagon, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh, Ted Nugent, Jimmy Buffet, Mick Jagger, The Offspring, George Thorogood, and too many others to list)

Before I start receiving the numerous death threats I'm anticipating, I own CD's from ALL of the listed artists and like all of them. I am merely pointing out that the lead singers referred to in this list are sub-par in technical singing ability.

 

the first day i got my Z i loaded up the CD6 with the following favorites:

incubus - make yourself
incubus - morning view
smashing pumpkins - greatest hits
led zeppelin - greatest hits (2CD)
ac/dc - greatest hits

that should last me a few months.

 

i totally agree about his bass skill
i was talking about it to my friend the other day
the guitar player is the worst in the band and hes still awesome
i could listen to rush all day long if you axed the vocals