great_gazoo

How is this a debate? It's clearly Rakim, he's the godfather of his own genre, and has evolved with it. Shit some say he's better than Biggie and Pac.

Rakim.

End of thread.

MAG has 85% on gamerankings.com. I think it's worth checking out, I'm going to try and rent it this weekend, see how it is.

Anyone want to play MW2 online at one point?

The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me is pure amazing.

It really is, my favorite song off that album is "Luca" Beautiful song, and the jam at the end, I just can't help but to get carried away in it.

I wanted to play MW2 for a couple matches, that was at 5... I ended up playing 5 hours... fuck.

Don't worry. It happens to the best of us.

Fucking domination and Search and destroy gets the best of me every single time.

I just got Daisy this weekend. Pure Bliss. It's like Devil and god, but harder and grungier. Amazing.

I wanted to play MW2 for a couple matches, that was at 5... I ended up playing 5 hours... fuck.

I like Sweet dreams done by Marilyn manson ( Eurythmics)

Nine inch nails : the man who sold the world

Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley

Real Wild Child (Wild One) : iggy pop

Hallelujah by buckley, definitely good stuff.

All Along the Watch Tower- Jim-Jim Hendrix

Needles & Pins- The Ramones

I Wanna Be Your Man- The Rolling Stones

Here She Comes Now- Nirvana

You Shook Me- Led Zeppelin

Evil Woman- Black Sabbath

No order.

Man who sold the world is a great cover as well by nirvana.

Very rarely I come across a song cover that's amazing, but it's happened a few times that the cover was actually much better than the original. Post your favorites here.

My favorite has to be All Around The Watch Tower by Hendrix.

Speaking as someone that frequents the 18-24 college scene, I can testify to the fact that when this song comes on, everyone goes APESHIT.

Being in the same scene, I can testify to the fact that when this song comes on, I want to blow my brains out.

Recently saw Youth In Revolt, and thought it was pretty funny. Certainly not a classic, but I'd watch it again, down the road.

Didn't you find the dialogue unrealistic though? That's what bothered me about it.

I saw Youth In Revolt 2 nights ago. It was interesting, and I'm not entirely sure I enjoyed it. The dialogue was unrealistic, no one talks like that, but Michael Cera is just lovable. I'd have to sit through a second viewing to see whether or not I liked it.

Playing Modern warfare 2. I played the first one, and didn't think I liked it that much... but then realized I was playing the same levels over and over again on a harder difficulty.. So maybe I liked it.