bands where all of their songs sound sort of the same (be responsible with this one)
12-29-02, 08:18 PM
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bands where all of their songs sound sort of the same (be responsible with this one)
i know this one might get out of hand but lets try to keep calm. my two choices are
kid rock
britney spears
kid rock
britney spears
12-29-02, 08:22 PM
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The Ramones (sorry, they do.)
Most rap/hip-hop made in the last few years sounds like one long endless drone.
Most country music made in the last decade sounds like one of four songs: the fast dance number, the ballad, the novelty song, and the song sung by some chick. They're all completely interchangible.
Most rap/hip-hop made in the last few years sounds like one long endless drone.
Most country music made in the last decade sounds like one of four songs: the fast dance number, the ballad, the novelty song, and the song sung by some chick. They're all completely interchangible.
12-30-02, 03:42 AM
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Rage Against the Machine. The new audioslave album, the music is just your typical rage, paint-by-numbers style. Insert Tom's crazy, whacky solo with a drill bit, insert Crommerfield's bass lines that exactly follow the drummer. It's just the lyrics are different. What's funny is the only Rage album that's good, like an actual progression in music, was their album of covers, Renegade (which is their best album, bar none).
12-30-02, 12:48 PM
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Originally posted by I don't have a name
Rage Against the Machine. The new audioslave album, the music is just your typical rage, paint-by-numbers style. Insert Tom's crazy, whacky solo with a drill bit, insert Crommerfield's bass lines that exactly follow the drummer. It's just the lyrics are different. What's funny is the only Rage album that's good, like an actual progression in music, was their album of covers, Renegade (which is their best album, bar none).
Rage Against the Machine. The new audioslave album, the music is just your typical rage, paint-by-numbers style. Insert Tom's crazy, whacky solo with a drill bit, insert Crommerfield's bass lines that exactly follow the drummer. It's just the lyrics are different. What's funny is the only Rage album that's good, like an actual progression in music, was their album of covers, Renegade (which is their best album, bar none).
riiiiight
my vote goes to Earshot.
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12-30-02, 02:47 PM
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AC/DC (I love'em too, but you only really need "Back In Black" and "Highway to Hell")
Rob Zombie/White Zombie
Rob Zombie/White Zombie
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12-30-02, 05:03 PM
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Originally posted by Jason
The Ramones (sorry, they do.)
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The Ramones (sorry, they do.)
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To me all of Green Day's songs sound the same. As do all of Dave Matthews Band's songs.
As much as I like New Order, most of their songs all sound the same.
My list, whether I like them or not:
Iggy Pop (mostly)
Alanis Morrissette
Enya
Loreena McKennitt
Sarah McLachlan
Sting (by himself)
The Cars
Sisters of Mercy (insert goth band with deep voiced leading dude
here, actually)
Erasure
B52's
AC/DC
I'd think of more, but this dang migraine's killing me.
12-30-02, 05:08 PM
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Originally posted by grunter
I maintain that there was only ONE REGGAE SONG ever written.
Talk about mind-numbing repetition.
Ugh.
I maintain that there was only ONE REGGAE SONG ever written.
Talk about mind-numbing repetition.
Ugh.
12-30-02, 05:08 PM
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Originally posted by mllefoo
My list, whether I like them or not:
Iggy Pop (mostly)
Alanis Morrissette
Enya
Loreena McKennitt
Sarah McLachlan
Sting (by himself)
The Cars
Sisters of Mercy (insert goth band with deep voiced leading dude
here, actually)
Erasure
B52's
AC/DC
My list, whether I like them or not:
Iggy Pop (mostly)
Alanis Morrissette
Enya
Loreena McKennitt
Sarah McLachlan
Sting (by himself)
The Cars
Sisters of Mercy (insert goth band with deep voiced leading dude
here, actually)
Erasure
B52's
AC/DC
Wow good list! I own a lot of single albums of the above mentioned groups, but not nearly enough to compare multiple albums. And one more to add to my list just to annoy MJKTool.
Tool albums sound the same.