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Jethro Tull
Journey (don't stop believing :wink: )
Van Halen
Dire Straits
Twisted Sister (haha :D )
Pantera

Some good bands there, I frequent Pantera and Jethro Tull mainly. :)

The only country i've listened to is Kenny Rogers (The Gambler ofcourse)
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Sun Aug 03, 2008 12:37 am

MrCrowley wrote:Jethro Tull
Journey (don't stop believing :wink: )
Van Halen
Dire Straits
Twisted Sister (haha :D )
Pantera

Some good bands there, I frequent Pantera and Jethro Tull mainly. :)

The only country i've listened to is Kenny Rogers (The Gambler ofcourse)
It seems that no matter what genre of music a person prefers, everyone can always appreciate The Gambler 8)

Hey man, no shame in listening to Twisted Sister. :D They're wierd as all get out, but they f****ing rock.

And Pantera. I dont know what it is about the cd "Vulgar Display of Power" but after a few minutes of listening to it I seem to catch nasty cases of road rage.
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biggsauce wrote:Hey man, no shame in listening to Twisted Sister. :D They're wierd as all get out, but they f****ing rock.
Damn straight! Image
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The Refued - Liberation frequency
!Against Me - Burn
Blind Melon - Holy Man
Bob Marley - No Woman, No Cry
The Clash - Rock The Casbah
Rev. Horton Heat - Bails of Cocaine
Cream - Sitting On Top of the World
Dropkick Murphy's - Barroom Hero
The Faint - Agenda Suicide
Foo Fighters - Everlong
A Perfect Circle - Imagine
Del(deltron3030, del the fhs, wtfever) - Virus


12 just isn't enough, too much good music... with 21000 songs in my music library as of now, and growing daily, 12 doesnt come close, i usually categorize my music in two categories, my top 200, and everything else... 200, 12, get what I'm saying?
"<I>For dare to be peace, I have to keep at it everyday, da Man doesn't take days off so neither can I</I>" -<B>Bob Marley</B>, day before a performance, a day after being shot in the chest. "<I>If you are the big, big tree, we are the small axe, ready to cut you down!</I>" -Bob again :brave:
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Sun Aug 03, 2008 3:46 am

biggsauce wrote: Styxx
Bon Jovi (the good stuff)
Jethro Tull
Boston
Journey
Van Halen
Dire Straits
Cheap Trick
The Guess Who
Twisted Sister
Pantera
The Eagles
ZZ Top

As far as country, I like the old stuff mostly

Charlie Daniels Band
Johnny Cash
George Straight
CW McCall
Alabama
Alan Jacksn
Willie Nelson
Waylon Jennings
Merle Haggard
Hank Williams (all 3 of em)
Conway Twitty

Jesus I could add quite a few more, but yall get the picture

Anyone feel me on any of these?
I feel ya on the ones I quoted. To add to that list:
Merle Haggard
Red Simpson
Roy Acuff
Stonewall Jackson
Waylon Jennings (yeah, I know I already quoted him. He's good enough to get a second mention though)
George Jones
Nat Stuckey
All three of the Williams family. I and III especially.
Charley Pride
Dale Watson
Dwight Yoakam
Jerry Reed
Jim Stafford
Stupid quote of the now:
joestue "The chamber is rated to 100 psi, it don't say that on the side, but the 2 inch stuff is rated to 300, so by analogy..."
"only the last two feet hear the end is black cellular core"
"I'm taking it to 300 psi"
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Sun Aug 03, 2008 6:32 am

Fine taste in music Spudmonster! You picked up where I left off. "Country My Ass" by Dale Watson, "The Ballad of Gator McKlusky" and "She got the gold mine, I got the shaft" by Jerry Reed, "I gotta get drunk" and "hotter than a two dollar pistol" by George Jones are some quick favorites of mine
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