Bruno

how am I breaking the rules by posting the Vertigo tour dates??

Bad Religion

Neutral Milk Hotel

I love both but I voted for Audioslave. Chris Cornell rocks B)

60's- The Beatles

70's- AC/DC

80's- GNR

90's- Soundgarden/Nirvana

00's- Audioslave/Velvet Revolver

green day

the sixties is the best decade of music. period.

phew, we finally get some hope of good music in 05

I can't wait for the album to come out

if you think Hair Metal is better you have some serious mental problems

Not much, I only like a few of their songs

I think the Beatles are the best band ever

And I can support my evidence, because who would waste a bullet on him, waste the energy to stab him, or waste the time to plan it? It's bullshit.

oh man, those are great evidences you mentioned there....

dumbass

I also find it funny that some Nirvana fans are so convinced that Kurt Cobain was murdered by someone else, when Kurt had actually (unsuccessfully) tried to have killed himself years before his death.

then how come no fingerprints were found in the shotgun??

no matter what you guys think he's already a rock legend

Pearl Jam rules so much over Nirvana. In fact Pearl Jam was outselling nirvana before Cobain killed himself.

Pearl Jam still outsells Nirvana in the US...

As for the question, I chose Nirvana because they're way better imo.

Nirvana (Fecal Matter), Soundgarden, Mudhoney, Melvins, Seaweed and other bands worked their asses off during 4-5 years to create the perfect underground grunge sound and then Eddie Vedder came from California to ride the wave of success that grunge was creating back in Washington.

Cobain and Cornell are way more talented than Eddie Vedder

The Beatles and AC/DC (Bon era)

Lately Ive been listening to Bad Religion, TSOL, Ramones, The Offspring, Rancid, Ripe Banana Skins, 4th degree down, Millencollin and Green Day

I hate all those bands

for the musically challenged out there....soundgarden WAS NOT GRUNGE.

their last two albums were grunge

so you are musically challenged? ok...

I don't care what you say, Superunknown and Down on the Upside are just as grunge as Nevermind.

Since you don't have good appreciation of the sound, check the AMG for further information about the styles of the two albums I mentioned

for the musically challenged out there....soundgarden WAS NOT GRUNGE.

their last two albums were grunge

John Lennon is the best lyricist ever imo.

But since Lennon's songs are so well known Im gonna post my favorite Bad Religion lyrics

Shattered Faith (Graffin)

The scientist purported that there ain't no purpose

and the theologian told me that it's all been designed

and I'm trying to maintain objectivity

The world won't illuminate what really matters

and I'm an imperfect modal/moral meaning extractor

processing the complexity

Born of the Earth (Are we blind?)

We weren't given a choice (There's no way)

What about free will? (What we have)

Do we have a voice? (Is shattered faith)

See them run in place (Here and now)

in the human rat race (No reward)

So much dead weight (No debate) to our disgrace (Accept your fate)

Life begins when you accept your fate

Paralysis from forces raging out of control until

my confidence and will are at an all-time low

Just directionless wandering

Eternal life, eternal truth, eternal secrets

Isolated hopes and hypotheses just

Leave me feeling so hungry

Born of the Earth (Are we blind?)

We weren't given a choice (There's no way)

What about free will? (What we have)

Do we have a voice? (Is shattered faith)

See them run in place (Here and now)

in the human rat race (No reward)

So much dead weight (No debate) to our disgrace (Accept your fate)

Life begins when you accept your fate

Right or wrong,

the main criterion is what you do and not what you say

The roads you take, the friends you make and those you throw away

The method is a simple synthesis of the past and present state

You never lose if the path you choose is one you can easily navigate

I had a dream, light and carefree

But now there's doubt and gravity

But I won't run in place (Are we blind?) in the human rat race (There's no way)

I can set the pace (What we have) and accept my fate (Is shattered faith)

Shattered faith (Here and now)

Shattered faith (No reward)

the part of me (No debate) I can't erase (Accept your fate)

I don't have the 2004 release but I already had all the songs from several bootlegs. It's awesome

Memphis, Tennessee (Chuck Berry)

New York City, Attica State, Old Dirt Road (John Lennon)

Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, Back in the USSR, Octopus Garden, Kansas City, Pepperland, The Long and Winding Road (The Beatles)

Bangladesh (George Harrison)

London Town, Back Seat of My Car, Heart of the Country, Calico Skies (Paul McCartney)

what's up with all these Nirvana, Bon Jovi and CD threads being resurrected lately???

he was good and he's probably the most easily identifiable drummer on music history

this has been done three or four times already

and my vote goes to the Beatles (as usual)