Who went to Rockfest?

[SPchief]

I went and thought Shinedown stole the show. Saliva on the other hand was really dissapointing.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by sedated

the crwod surfers got kindof annoying. I spent half the show glancing behind me to make sure one of those assholes weren't about to kick me in the head.

they were also getting thrown into the chicks on guys' shoulders. one of them got knocked off and apparently got knocked unconscious. too bad, she had a nice rack.

You should have been the nice guy and given her mouth to nipple to try and revive her.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

Put up a few pics in the Picture lounge...

[CoMoChief]

If you don't like STP, then you're pretty much not American.

[R&GHomer]

They have some pics up now on the rocks websight. www.989therock.com

[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by morphius

eh, if Muse ever did become popular he would call them sell outs and hate them too.

Since he likes to generalize, it's only fair...

MUSE is pretty popular. they were a headliner at Austin City Limits Music Festival and they had a song on guitar hero III.

but you're right. i am partially a music snob. i tend to lose a little bit of interest if a band becomes "huge". example: snow patrol. i
was a big snow patrol fan four years ago, and then they started playing their songs on shows like The Hills and Grey's Anatomy. i still like their music, i just don't rave about it like i used to.

however, i reserve the term "sellout" for crap bands that deserve it, like Green Day.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

MUSE is pretty popular. they were a headliner at Austin City Limits Music Festival and they had a song on guitar hero III.

but you're right. i am partially a music snob. i tend to lose a little bit of interest if a band becomes "huge". example: snow patrol. i
was a big snow patrol fan four years ago, and then they started playing their songs on shows like The Hills and Grey's Anatomy. i still like their music, i just don't rave about it like i used to.

however, i reserve the term "sellout" for crap bands that deserve it, like Green Day.

your attitude is just as bad as loving pop. you decide it's only good music because it's not popular?

[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by mikeyis4dcats.

your attitude is just as bad as loving pop. you decide it's only good music because it's not popular?

i know, admittedly, its pretty sad.

i'm not as bad as some though. i still like a lot of popular music.

[pkane]

Sevendust always brings it. Can't beat them.

Theory of a Deadman did good to, great singer.

[whatsmynameagain]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

MUSE is pretty popular. they were a headliner at Austin City Limits Music Festival and they had a song on guitar hero III.

but you're right. i am partially a music snob. i tend to lose a little bit of interest if a band becomes "huge". example: snow patrol. i
was a big snow patrol fan four years ago, and then they started playing their songs on shows like The Hills and Grey's Anatomy. i still like their music, i just don't rave about it like i used to.

however, i reserve the term "sellout" for crap bands that deserve it, like Green Day.

Hey spatula, napoleon called, said he wants his complex back.

Calling green day sell outs is pathetic. Not for one moment did they sell out. They were a 3 piece punk band that got bigger than they could have ever imagined. Their sound changed but at some point people grow up and hopefully you can hear that in their music. to be a 3 piece punk band and be relevant for 20 years is incredible. you talked about being a music snob but snow patrol? make sure to check out linkin park for buts2 !!!




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[morphius]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

MUSE is pretty popular. they were a headliner at Austin City Limits Music Festival and they had a song on guitar hero III.

but you're right. i am partially a music snob. i tend to lose a little bit of interest if a band becomes "huge". example: snow patrol. i
was a big snow patrol fan four years ago, and then they started playing their songs on shows like The Hills and Grey's Anatomy. i still like their music, i just don't rave about it like i used to.

however, i reserve the term "sellout" for crap bands that deserve it, like Green Day.

I know that is a pretty consistent trait with some music people, it just always surprises me with which way might have to go when there is an "I told you so" moment, versus the "Sellout" internal conflict. I saw the same thing in Omaha when 311 finally broke out as well.

I like crap music, and I'm okay with it. Some crap I do, a lot I don't. Of course I don't spend a lot of time hunting down new music, nor do I really have the time to. Though Muse's whole waaalaaaaalaaaa ahhhh really did make me want to slap him around for a bit, lol. The music was pretty complex, which was cool, but the other thing I just couldn't get past. Maybe if they were heavier.

[whatsmynameagain]

Originally Posted by morphius

I know that is a pretty consistent trait with some music people, it just always surprises me with which way might have to go when there is an "I told you so" moment, versus the "Sellout" internal conflict. I saw the same thing in Omaha when 311 finally broke out as well.

I like crap music, and I'm okay with it. Some crap I do, a lot I don't. Of course I don't spend a lot of time hunting down new music, nor do I really have the time to. Though Muse's whole waaalaaaaalaaaa ahhhh really did make me want to slap him around for a bit, lol. The music was pretty complex, which was cool, but the other thing I just couldn't get past. Maybe if they were heavier.

checkout the songs assassin, stockholm sydrome, muscle museum, glorious, darkshines, just listen to more than the radio songs. they have songs all across the spectrum in many different styles. they do a great cover of house of the rising sun by the animals

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[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by whatsmynameagain

Hey spatula, napoleon called, said he wants his complex back.

Calling green day sell outs is pathetic. Not for one moment did they sell out. They were a 3 piece punk band that got bigger than they could have ever imagined. Their sound changed but at some point people grow up and hopefully you can hear that in their music. to be a 3 piece punk band and be relevant for 20 years is incredible. you talked about being a music snob but snow patrol? make sure to check out linkin park for buts2 !!!




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uhhhh, a napolean complex has to do with being short. not sure if you're insinuating that or what.

but i'm sorry, once you start wearing mascara and swooping your hair over one eye you can pretty much fuck off in my book. american idiot was horrible. i would compare it to a roller coaster. it may appear dangerous, but in reality its really safe and family friendly.

[QuikSsurfer]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

uhhhh, a napolean complex has to do with being short. not sure if you're insinuating that or what.

but i'm sorry, once you start wearing mascara and swooping your hair over one eye you can pretty much fuck off in my book. american idiot was horrible. i would compare it to a roller coaster. it may appear dangerous, but in reality its really safe and family friendly.

So a big **** you to Marilyn Manson and Trent Reznor

[whatsmynameagain]

Originally Posted by the_spatula

uhhhh, a napolean complex has to do with being short. not sure if you're insinuating that or what.

but i'm sorry, once you start wearing mascara and swooping your hair over one eye you can pretty much fuck off in my book. american idiot was horrible. i would compare it to a roller coaster. it may appear dangerous, but in reality its really safe and family friendly.

I really meant to say your a little Rump Rangergot. Dude was wearing mascara and eyeliner before dookie. noob!

[SPATCH]

Originally Posted by whatsmynameagain

I really meant to say your a little Rump Rangergot. Dude was wearing mascara and eyeliner before dookie. noob!

you have got to be the most passionate defender of male mascara i have ever come across.