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coolestguyever on 27 January 2008
blaydcor said:
coolestguyever said:
The Clash

- Their best song is London Calling

- Their best album is not London Calling, but it is The Clash (self-entitled album)

My second favourite would be either Van Halen or the Ramones.
No way, dude. London Calling hands down over The Clash. Clampdown, Lost in the Supermarket, Guns of Brixton, Train in Vain....every song's a highlight, it has like 20 of them, and touches on half the genres of popular music.

 


I respect your opinion but, man all but 1 song made the greatest hits CD (Jail Guitar Doors). This CD has everything...I'm so bored with the USA, Clash City Rockers, Complete control, London's Burning anyone? I fought  the Law, ummm... WHITE RIOT!!.

Don't get me wrong, i love the CD London Calling, but I think the Clash is the best album. My fav songs on london calling are...well...London Calling, Koka Kola, Clampdown, Brand New Cadillac, Train in Vain.



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coolestguyever on 27 January 2008
BengaBenga said:
Artist - Fav song - Fav album:

1. Bruce Springsteen - Thunderroad - Live '75 - '85
2. Counting Crows - Mr. Jones - August and everything after
3. GooGooDolls - Slide - Gutterflower
4. U2 - With or without you - Achtung baby
5. Led Zepellin - Black Dog - IV

I'll do one in the same style as you did - Band, Song, CD

1. The Clash - London Calling - The Clash

2. The Ramones - The KKK took my baby away - The Ramones

3. Van Halen - Jump/Runnin with the Devil (tie) - Best of Both Worlds

4. Beatles - Help/Taxman (Tie) - Revolver

5. Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia - Milking the Sacred Cow

6. Linkin Park - Bleed it out - Minutes to Midnight

7. Jet - Cold Hard Bitch - Get Born

8. Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Coma Girl - Streetcore

9. Rolling Stones - Satisfaction/19th nervous breakdown (tie) - Can't decide

10. Sex Pistols - God Save the Queen - Nevermind the Bullocks...Here's the Sex Pistols

 



Neos on 27 January 2008

Best band : Nine inch nails ofcourse =D
Album : And all that could have been
Song : Wish



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nintendo_fanboy on 27 January 2008

Very difficult. I say one now, but actually I can't decide between a lot of bands. But one amongst them that has not been mentioned yet is:

Genesis

Can-Utility and the Coastliners

Foxtrot



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Mummelmann on 27 January 2008
BengaBenga said:
Artist - Fav song - Fav album:

1. Bruce Springsteen - Thunderroad - Live '75 - '85
2. Counting Crows - Mr. Jones - August and everything after
3. GooGooDolls - Slide - Gutterflower
4. U2 - With or without you - Achtung baby
5. Led Zepellin - Black Dog - IV

 I love Goo Goo Dolls! Such soothing music! I have all their albums and I'm waiting for the next.



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Dallinor on 27 January 2008

My top 4 albums:


Rammstein - Reise Reise

Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast

Feeder - Pushing The Senses

Stereophonics - Language.Sex.Violence.Other?



 

_Slash_ on 27 January 2008

there is only one band of course CELLDWELLER  :)

 

 

 

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=P3INX5cJ4bw

 

 

 



cdemakis23 on 27 January 2008

The Beatles- Let it be



akuma587 on 27 January 2008

The Cure - my favorite album of theirs is probably Wild Mood Swings, but their best album is probably Disintegration.



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stof on 27 January 2008

Huh. I just made a post about this in the "do you like the current generation's music" thread.
While I absolutely love U2, Neil Young, Dylan and many others, my favourite band is the Weakerthans.

here's one of their more recent songs, Civil Twilight



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