What's on the workbench?
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jimilee
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Sounds equally disappointing though.
Bricksnbeatles
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That’s evanescence I think, and they were more popular i the early 00s. Coheed and Cambria is one of the more popular modern prog bands, and I think they’re in the same sorta prog-metal vein as opeth, dream theater, and Haken based on what my friends who are into all of that stuff have told me
Harry Klippton
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I always thought of coheed and Cambria as some kind of emo band
Robert
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I absolutely DO NOT and I don't appreciate you saying such things.
Trick question anyway... there was no music made after the 90s. It's like everyone knew they had no chance and just gave up after the grunge bands disappeared.
Folks tell me I need to be more open minded, that I can't just listen to old 90's music... I gave in, I started listening to 70's and 80s music again too.
Robert
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I caught myself rocking out to Huey Lewis and the News the other day.....
"So this is it!?" ... very appropriate lyrics for the moment of realization.
The nightmare would have been staying at Neverland!
Bricksnbeatles
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Hell yeah. Daryl Hall is an insane talent— it’s no wonder that he was wanted for both King Crimson and Van Halen at one point or another, and John Oates is a brutally good songwriter.
Bricksnbeatles
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Three questions:Absolutely, I celebrate the decade as a whole. Every genre was lit. Punk, hardcore, metal, pop, new wave, adult contemporary, r&b, rock n roll, smooth jazz, rough jazz, hip hop, indie, weird AL, alternative and the birth of grunge. Even the the boy bands were
-Oingo Boingo?
-Christopher Cross?
-Nick Lowe?
jimilee
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Rocking out? Are you sure that’s what you were doing?I caught myself rocking out to Huey Lewis and the News the other day.....
"So this is it!?" ... very appropriate lyrics for the moment of realization.
jimilee
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No that is a nightmare!Absolutely, I celebrate the decade as a whole. Every genre was lit. Punk, hardcore, metal, pop, new wave, adult contemporary, r&b, rock n roll, smooth jazz, rough jazz, hip hop, indie, weird AL, alternative and the birth of grunge. Even the the boy bands were
ICTRock
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They're Rush sitting around playing D&D while X-Files reruns are on the TV in the background
ICTRock
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Robert
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I mean they aren't the worst band I've ever heard.... I'd probably listen to them before I would Behemoth.
It was just a series of surprises... The voice was not what I expected when I saw the band.
Bricksnbeatles
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As Jim Steinman wrote: Two out of three ain’t bad!
How about Squeeze? Another 80s new wave/power pop favorite of mine.
jimilee
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I concede my friend.I respect you Jimi so I will bite my tongue and not clap back. We can agree to disagree
jimilee
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I like them pretty well, and how about The Smiths?
Bricksnbeatles
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Love Marr, Rourke, and Joyce. Hate Moz.
Johnny Marr in 2019 was one of the most incredible concerts I’ve ever seen. I was absolutely awestruck watching him from the edge of the stage.
Lots of cool shots of him in this album (and just as many that are terrible)
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