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lechecova · 2nd February 2012, 17:44

More Ramones:

The Ramones - I Wanna Live

I Believe In Miracles - The Ramones

Guru Brahmin · 2nd February 2012, 23:57

Boy, I'd hate to get this thread padlocked, this close to the end, over a religious discussion. Jus' sayin'.

9 votes to go.

SaintsDecay · 3rd February 2012, 00:06

Just to round things out...

UGGGGHFFHFT!

"Sympathy For The Devil"

Jason-X · 3rd February 2012, 00:21

I'm I the only one here that thinks The Stones are terribly overrated...?

My father is actually a pretty big fan, But I cant stand em! LOL

alexora · 3rd February 2012, 00:29

This round, like the one before it, has been particularly tough: so many great acts that despite doing the right thing by choosing one's favourites, it makes one feel sorry for the others...

Anyway, to make up for a band I didn't vote for in this round, here's some Emerson, Lake and Palmer:

E. L. P. Fanfare for the common man. 1972 Munich Olympics. - YouTube

Some Nirvana (here Kurt dedicates the song to Courtney Love saying she is "The Best Fuck In The World"). I was lucky enough to be in the studio audience for that performance:

Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit. First live UK TV appearance on 'The Word'. - YouTube

SaintsDecay · 3rd February 2012, 00:30

X: Once a band reaches a level of popularity in which they are known as a novelty and not necessarily for their music, then yes, they will never be as good as people say. However, they have made a ton of great music over the years and they're still doing it. That's more than most of bands can say.

PatrynXX · 3rd February 2012, 00:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by SaintsDecay

I have a long-stated problem with the institution of Christianity, but not so much Christians as long as they aren't on a mission to save me.

Christian music is either a hit or miss for me. I've heard some Christian hard rock bands come out in the past few years that I actually liked because, while they talked about their faith, they also brought other things to the table. Acts like Skillet and POD are prime examples of this. Despite being an Atheist, I'll listen to Christian music if there's something in it that I can enjoy and relate to.

So, no, I don't have an issue with you posting Christian music vids here, Patryn. It's what you believe, and you seem pretty nonchalant abut it, so it's cool. Hey, at least it's not Nirvana.

I kinda follow the Rich Mullins way I think. Thats don't push it. Never wins any fans. And I've had my share of arguments over so called christians. and of course when I voted for a certain someone in 2008 , I had the I'm going to hell on me for months. Gee thanks. Well it's not my hell anyway.

Got my own problems to worry about. Besides can't stand the heat so why would I be running. tsk tsk

South park - Kenny go to hell - YouTube

Guru Brahmin · 3rd February 2012, 00:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason-X

I'm I the only one here that thinks The Stones are terribly overrated...?

I liked their early blues covers with the skiffle beats in the early 60s, and they had a few moments later on, but Some Girls pretty much sealed their fate with me. I still prefer them to the Beatles though, even if they are a caricature of their former selves.

SaintsDecay · 3rd February 2012, 00:55

Patryn: You know, I wish I knew people like you in my upbringing. I heard a lot of sermons by hard-nosed Southern preachers and dealt with a lot of matter-of-fact wannabe saints growing up, but I never ran into many Christians that were open-minded individuals who simply believed. I've always felt that we Atheists and Christians should be able to form an understanding, but due to hostility caused by both sides, it's hard to. You're moving things in the right direction, though, and I respect you for it.

I know, I know Urge. No religion. We're not talking about religion. We're talking about music...er, sports. Broadcasting. Something like that.

Anyway, just to get The Doors to the top spot, here's a song by a band called Bloodsimple who took the lyrical imagery of "The End" and expanded it. Hopefully, this will relate to others of my generation better.

"Ride With Me"

alexora · 3rd February 2012, 01:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Urge0k

I liked their early blues covers with the skiffle beats in the early 60s, and they had a few moments later on, but Some Girls pretty much sealed their fate with me. I still prefer them to the Beatles though, even if they are a caricature of their former selves.

Yeah, used to be a huge Stones fan. Best period for me was between 1969 and 1972: Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. (this is my favourite album of theirs).

I also really like their live albums Get Yer Ya-Yas Out! and Love You Live.

Back in the day, I used to be very anti-disco, so when Emotional Rescue rescue came out I was appalled: the Stones doing disco!!???

They did redeem themselves with Tattoo you, particularly with the Slave track from that album:

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