[Turbo-ip]

1. New born -Muse
2. Stockholm Syndrome -Muse
3. Clocks -Coldplay
4. Trouble -Coldplay
5. Yellow -Coldplay
6. First date -Blink 182
7. Stay together for the kids -Blink 182
8. Bohemium Rhapsody -Queen

can't think of any other major ones i like

[janeseymore09092]

Originally posted by Nabbe:
You didn't quite understand my post, did you? Here, let me try again:

Music that cannot live without lyrics is not good music. Bob Dylan, for example, has great lyrics, as well as melodies that can stand alone. He is a musician of my taste. Dream Theater's songs also have very good lyrics, but still the songs can do without. Without good music to complement the lyrics, it's just not interesting to me.

Keenan has a great voice, and the rest of the band play their instruments well, but the music in itself does not interest me at all. In other words, it is boring. Matter of preference. If the music doesn't have good lyrics and vocals, then that's bad music to me *shrugs*. There are always execeptions, but that's how I feel generally. Besides like I said, I, and i'm sure many others; like Tool's and APC's instrumentation.

Peace.

[_tppga_]

my top ten at this moment in time goes

1) The Ataris - In This Diary
2) The Darkness - Love Is Only A Feeling
3) New Found Glory- My Friends Over You
4) Good Charlotte - Emotionaless
5) Blink 182 - I Miss You
6) Sugar Cult - Stuck In America
7) The Ataris - The hero dies in this one
8) The Ataris - Summer, 79
9) Bowling For Soup - Punk Rock 101
10) Blink 182 - Net New

[Ngwkgczx]

1. Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven
2. Led Zeppelin - Achille's Last Stand
3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
4. A Perfect Circle - Pet
5. A Perfect Circle - The Noose
6. Tool - Opiate
7. Tool - Lateralus
8. Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons
9. Alice in Chains - Down In a Hole
10. Jerry Cantrell - Solitude

Peace.

[Ettiominiw]

Originally posted by Nabbe:
Okay, semi-offtopic, but I need an answer... What is so damn special about Tool and A Perfect Circle? I've heard quite alot of it, but all I hear is boring music. The lyrics are alright, but there is nothing, and I mean nothing, out of the ordinary or interesting about the music itself. So, somebody, explain why the music is so fantastic. Really, would you even care to hear a full song if it wasn't for the lyrics? Isn't music what is most important about music? The way I see it, and I bet other fans see it another way, Tool and APC are more about mood and lyrics than outstanding technical use of instruments. There are songs that demonstrate superb skill with the instruments, but also many that don't...I guess it just depends on whether you can get the mood out of the music or not.

[Slchtjgb]

Okay, semi-offtopic, but I need an answer... What is so damn special about Tool and A Perfect Circle? I've heard quite alot of it, but all I hear is boring music. The lyrics are alright, but there is nothing, and I mean nothing, out of the ordinary or interesting about the music itself. So, somebody, explain why the music is so fantastic. Really, would you even care to hear a full song if it wasn't for the lyrics? Isn't music what is most important about music?

[PRengine]

I love Tool's musical work (without lyrics). Same applies to APC. It's a matter of preference. With the vocals in tow the songs are generally amazing.

[Kragh]

In rough order:
1. Stone Sour - Bother
2. A Perfect Circle - The Noose
3. Guns N' Roses - November Rain
4. The Mars Volta - Televators
5. Tool - Parabol/Parabola
6. Finch - What It Is To Burn
7. Muse - New Born
8. Tool - Lateralus
9. Queens of the Stone Age - No-one Knows
10. Foo Fighters - All My Life

[FourEsters]

Here's mine:

1. "November Rain"- G n' R
2. "Civil War"- G n' R
3. "The Spirit Carries On"- Dream Theater
4. "Ride the Lightning"- Metallica
5. "Don't Cry"- G n' R
6. "Master of the Puppets"- Metallica
7. "No Class"- Motorhead
8. "Night Train"- G n' R
9. "Sweet Child O' Mine"- G n' R
10. "Fight Fire with Fire"- Metallica

[tretcheenia]

You didn't quite understand my post, did you? Here, let me try again:

Music that cannot live without lyrics is not good music. Bob Dylan, for example, has great lyrics, as well as melodies that can stand alone. He is a musician of my taste. Dream Theater's songs also have very good lyrics, but still the songs can do without. Without good music to complement the lyrics, it's just not interesting to me.

Keenan has a great voice, and the rest of the band play their instruments well, but the music in itself does not interest me at all. In other words, it is boring.

[SDorothy28]

These are songs I've been listening to a lot recently not a top 10 all time fav because that would be constantly changing, this is fav at the moment.

In no order:

1. Guns N' Roses - Night Train
2. Guns N' Roses - November Rain
3. Guns N' Roses - Paradise City
4. Dream Theater - Pull Me Under
5. Dream Theater - Glass Prison
6. Metallica - Holier Than Thou
7. Metallica - Fade To Black
8. Metallica - Creeping Death
9. Metallica - One
10. Metallica - Master Of Puppets

[Mowselelex]

I guess Thirteenth Step and most of Tool could be considered boring to some. But Mer de Noms was just interesting in almost every little bit of it- still one of my top three CDs of all time.

[ April 16, 2004, 10:07 AM: Message edited by: Nosferous ]

[VXHLrsO1]

Hmmm... well, if I could only pick ten...

1) David Bowie - Boys Keep Swinging
2) The Pixies - River Euphrates
3) The Modern Lovers - The Wheels On The Bus
4) Eric Clapton - Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
5) David Bowie - Station To Station
6) David Bowie - Let's Spend The Night Together
7) Electric Six - Danger High Voltage
8) David Bowie - Dead Man Walking
9) David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
10) David Bowie - Slip Away

... yeah, and from that point it's just Bowie. Hah.

[ April 14, 2004, 08:21 PM: Message edited by: AlgeriaTouchshriek ]

[tinamasak]

My Top 10 Favorite songs of all time are:

1) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Under the Bridge
2) Pearl Jam: Better Man
3) The Beatles: Come Together
4) John Leanon: Imagine
5) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Power of Equality
6) Pearl Jam: Daughter
7) Three Doors Down: Ticket to Heaven
8) Jack Johnson: Flake
9) Red Hot Chili Peppers: Soul to Squeeze
10) Soundgarden: Black Hole Sun

Man, was that ever hard limiting it to only 10 songs, i'm sure I forgot some songs that I would gladly add to that list too. That was just off the top of my head.

[WapSaibian]

Muse - Citizen Erased
At The Drive In - Napolean Solo
A Perfect Circle - Gravity
Don Davis - Navras
Tool - Eulogy
The Mars Volta - The Apparatus Must Be Unnearthed
The Clash - Should I Stay Or Should I Go Now
Metallica - Creeping Death
Bad Religion - Sorrow
The Beatles - Come Together

They are just for the moment though, it changes.

[JamesTornC]

No spesific order.

* Black Label Society - 13 Years Of Grief
* Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
* Dream Theater - A Change Of Seasons
* Bathory - Foreverdark Woods
* Zakk Wylde - Thank You Child
* Black Label Society - Bridge To Cross
* Motorhead - Orgasmatron
* Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone
* Marilyn Manson - Coma Black
* Dream Theater - Hollow Years

That was ten, right? Just the ones I could think of right now. Let's go to 100 next time.

[eladiopsislab]

in no order-

1) Spoonman- Soundgarden

2) Like Suicide- Soundgraden

3) 4th of July- Soundgarden

4) Day I Tried to Live- Soundgarden

5) Outshined- Soundgarden

6) Immigrant Song- Led Zeppelin

7) Hate to Feel- Alice in Chains

8) Brain Damage/Eclipse- Pink Floyd

9) Wish You Were Here- Pink Floyd

10) Comfortably Numb- Pink Floyd

and one for good luck...

11) 3 Libras- A Perfect Circle

and those r just off the top of my head

[ April 14, 2004, 01:06 PM: Message edited by: yoami ]

[freeringtonesioo]

Originally posted by Nabbe:
Okay, semi-offtopic, but I need an answer... What is so damn special about Tool and A Perfect Circle? I've heard quite alot of it, but all I hear is boring music. The lyrics are alright, but there is nothing, and I mean nothing, out of the ordinary or interesting about the music itself. So, somebody, explain why the music is so fantastic. Really, would you even care to hear a full song if it wasn't for the lyrics? Isn't music what is most important about music? Vocals and lyrics are just as much apart of music as instruments are. Maynard James Keenan happens to be a demi-god with both. I don't think the instrumentation is bad either. *Shrugs*

Peace.

[dxpfmP0l]

1: Money For Nothin' by Dire Straits
2: Bad Day by R.E.M
3: Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi
4: She Loves Me Not by Papa Roach
5:Hole In The Head by Nickelback
6: Faint by Linkin Park
7: When I'm Gone by 3 Doors Down
8: My Way by Limp Bizkit
9: Remedy by Cold
10: Run To The Hills by Iron Maiden

i'm not entirely convinced by my list, but it's taken me about half an hour just to try and come up with one as never before have i even managed to make an answer for these threads, but there it is. it would take me much longer than i was willing to give to get a perfect answer though

[mashabox]

well my currently fav are :
1.- Like a Stone - Audioslave
2.- All my life - Foo fighters
3.- Everlong - Foo fighters
4.- Seven Nation Army - White Stripes
5.- Go with the Flow - Queens of the Stone age
6.- I miss you - Blink182
7.- Drain you - Nirvana
8.- Lounge Act - Nirvana
9.- Basket case - Green day
10.- Other Side - Red hot chilli peppers

[ April 14, 2004, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: Stewie ]