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"Let It Die" - Foo Fighters

Agreed. I'll go one step farther: Nickelback blows. Hard...:sick:

"Smoke on the Water" - Deep Purple. That opening guitar riff makes me want to punch a baby...

:thumbsup: Took the words out of my mouth...:thumbsup:

^_^ Throw up those horns!!

Well, the '80's drum sounds, including in hair metal, were very over-processed, which, while it made them sound larger-than-life, also caused them to lose their natural tone. The "wide-open" sounds of the '90's were very natural, with very little, if any, processing. Being a drummer, I am...

Count me in. :thumbsup: You know, I'm reminded of one of the thousands of Relient K threads that have appeared here over the years. That particular thread exposed the CIA conspiracy involving the murder of the real members of Relient K and their replacement with exact look-alikes...

One positive thing about '90's music: The overall quality of the recorded sounds of the instruments reached new heights. Vintage guitar amps; wide-open drum sounds; natural, warm bass; no "over-processed" sounds...

Your baseless accusations, combined with your self-righteous condemnation that "maybe a couple of them are truly saved and just battle their flesh" are quite revealing of your Pharisaical attitude. It's sad that, based on those comments, you appear to think that you are somehow above battling...

Oh, man, I'm probably gonna get hammered for what I'm about to say, but, what the heck? I'm an Alter Bridge fan. There. I said it. Being in high school in the late '80's, I was a card-carrying, mullet-sporting metal-head. Def Leppard, Dokken, Iron Maiden, Guns N Roses, Megadeth, Ozzy...

Troll...

I'm with ya. That era was much like the late '80's - early '90's, when hair-metal was dying and grunge was being born. There was no sense of "direction" in anything. As you said, just a plethora of one-hit-wonders... But, for me, I don't know if the late '90's was any worse than the...

Let's all plead with God to cause the "av1611" website to crash! Permanently!!! :ebil: Otherwise, we'll never see an end to these "Oh-my-god-check-this-website-out-it-proves-that-POD-is-a-satanic-band!!" threads...:sick:

Excellent point. :eek: If I ever met someone who really thought that, I...I...I don't know if I'll kill myself in front of that person, or just kill that person...:mad:

You make a valid point. Being a musician myself, I'm of the opinion that U2's sound has been emulated more because their music has simply made a bigger impact on musicians. But, my point is purely a subjective one. The sound the Police created is very difficult to copy, although... ...I saw...

"Until the End of the World" - U2 (from the Achtung Baby album) This song is a paraphrase of the betrayal of Jesus by Judas: Haven't seen you in quite a while I was down the hold just passing time Last time we met was a low-lit room We were as close together as a bride and groom We ate...

I think it might be more fair to say, then, that The Edge has had more of an impact on current guitarists, wouldn't you agree? I suppose it's abhorrent for me to consider that the current pop musicians out there are actually trying to emulate what U2 has done/is doing, since, if that is what...

Tough one. Being a musician, I think The Police are better musicians. But, as a fan of both bands, I'd have to say that U2 is the better band. I'd rather listen to U2 any day of the week...

Hey SoakedInHisPresence, your troll is so blatant, it smells like it's soaked in something else...

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