Wall of Mouths

My Vitriol are still around? :eek: I last heard about them in, 2001, methinks!

viking_pooh wrote:

hmmm, lets see

pretty much anyhting by My Chemical Romance some ok musicinaship from the band but his voice just annoys the fuck out fo me, its just unpleaseant to listen to.

Panic at the disco - the one about closing a door. its a terrible song but its soooo god dman catchy it just embeds itself in the subconcious and then abuses u at the most inappropriate time

agreed

Taunty Dan wrote:

*covers himself in armour*

*takes deep breath*

ANYTHING BY BOB FUCKING MARLEY :mad:

agreed²

and i add “hips don’t lie” by shakira. makes me want to stab a fork into my eye (but alternatively, i just avoid mainstream radio and tv now as much as i can)

shit song by a good band: most of the recent feeder singles (except “lost and found” and “shatter”). it’s become a love/hate thing with me and them.

“She’s A Star” is one of my fave songs EVER :D

Beatsteaks
Slut
Anajo
Die Ärzte
Wir sind Helden
Ash

among loads of others that were either mentioned already or don’t come to mind right now.

Moz vs. The Ark (Sweden, if they win the national competition), cool stuff :D

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Gimme Sugababes and Girls Aloud any day over Panic At The Disco and all that emo shite!

AMEN.

I think another problem is that the song itself is incredibly dull. I don’t care if it’s by the Beatles, I think it’s dull :p

ME :D

(I wish)

Happy 46th, Divers :p

I agree with all the Muse riffs above, and will add

Manic Street Preachers - Archives Of Pain :D

romy wrote:

Errr…Chris Wolstenholme.

Case closed :D

Errr…Chris Wolstenholme.

Squall wrote:

http://images.q4music.com/content/qonline/content/newsblog/gallery/msp2-big.jpg

:cool:

Now, thats the image sorted, now how about the music ? :D

Gorgeous <3
Let’s hope for a rockin’ new album then :D

Mark Richardson is always great to watch, no matter if with Skunk Anansie or with Feeder. That man’s got energy! He’s a great writer too, by the way.

And Jon Lee was a hell of a drummer too. Always cool as fuck, making drumming seem the easiest thing in the world. Shame I got to see him play live only once.

Bela B. may not be the best drummer, but his other talents make up for it :)

Other faves: Thomas Götz from the Beatsteaks and Neil!

Citizen Erased wrote:

Farewell to Twilight was pretty good.

I agree :D

Dennis wrote:

I am far more likely to ever sit down and listen to a Lemar album than a Babyshambles one, any day of the week.

Absolutely! I even listen to Jamelia occasionally nowadays :p

But back on topic: I am a Muse “fan” since about ‘99, went off them a bit because of Absolution, but with Black Holes they really got me back again, the magic is there again. And they are still innovative, unlike some other bands who haven’t even been around that long. I admire that they don’t want to produce the “same old, same old” all the time, but still you can (usually) tell when a Muse song is playing.

they are good live and i’m probably gonna see them again very soon :D

Belated wishes to Allroy and Ci? from me too :)

Squall wrote:

I saw him in Q recently and hes lost a load of weight !!

:eek:

He looks like he did on THB again !

yes he does :D <3

HAHAHA :D

The first single didn’t do anything for me, so I didn’t bother with the new album.
Hot Fuss is good though. Especially “Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine”.

Happy belated birthday Tinne :)
And to The Auto Surgeon too!

Posthof Linz, Feb 23rd(?) 2000

I voted for JDB because he’s responsible for quite a few songs on the soundtrack to my life.
I mean, basically I could say just the same about Andy, but I have a soft spot for JDB :o

My brother admires Thomas Lang’s work too :)

gapu wrote:

i think falco had some great stuff…

Agreed :)

well…

muse - black holes and revelations (seems to be quite a favourite here too)
james dean bradfield - the great western
the alpine - on feel trips
slut - songs aus der dreigroschenoper (okay, that’s not really an album, but should have been)
I AM X - the alternative
the pipettes - we are the pipettes

her musical “makeover” was done by the same guy who “re-invented” nena, i’ve heard - what a coincidence the two of them released a single together some years ago :P

aw, thanks guys :) hope you had a nice birthday too, gav :)
and belated birthday wishes to the little lobster too, although we haven’t met!

Jon - LEGEND!!!

But Buck Rogers best song ever seen live…nah.

I think I’ll go for My Perfect Day. Well, for Feeder, that is.

My fave combo of the moment are Feeder&Sugababes :rolleyes:

Sodala, abgstimmt :)