1. Originally posted by Mr_TrekI may have heard a bit more of GD than you think.

    And I know demand that you listen to all of for example Russell Watson's stuff before you make a judgement... yeah, you can't expect people to listen to everything before saying something about a band.

    And also, with your logic about fame equalling good music, Justin Bieber is the best artist in the world.


    I didn't say "listen to everything" before you judge... I just said that comparing a few songs from one band with a few songs from another (you could have chosen the wrong songs for both or for one of the bands) is unfair towards both of them. I have listened to a few Watson's songs (the ones you've posted here, not more) and I wouldn't dare to make a proper judgement on him unless I've listened to a complete album or at least to some kind of greatest hits.

    And neither of us equalled fame to quality; we just said that Green Day have a long, respectable and widely-acclaimed career, while Rise Against do not. That does NOT make Green Day a better band to everyone's eyes nor makes Rise Against a crappy&creepy band. But it's something to take account of. Once again: you should listen to a few more songs (in the case of long career rock bands, a few complete albums) in order to judge them
  2. I think Green Day sound so average. Nothing special at all. Rise Against do sound better than average to me.

    Oh, and I happen to have a friend who's a giant Green Day fan. She loves everything about them, I've had this discussion before.
  3. I'm feeling very patriotic watching the Nobel Prize Awards.
  4. Originally posted by MacStripey[..]

    you're a good boy [image]


    It's hard not to feel patriotic when you watch GREAT buildings and watch the awards for the a prize that's the highest honour in every one of its fields, and everything is from your country.
  5. drunk threas please
  6. thread*

  7. Honey, I'm home!
  8. Originally posted by iTimHoney, I'm home!


    Some Spanish lessons? Muchachitooo...
  9. "Honey, I'm home!!" is what Bono shouted just before Vertigo on the Rose Bowl concert, and he offered the audience "Some Spanish lessons", regarding the "Uno, dos, tres, catorce" refrain. I thought you'd get it