General Music News

[Bandit]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

DEPECHE MODE!

Also inducted are The Doobie Brothers, Whitney Houston, Nine Inch Nails, The Notorious B.I.G. and T-Rex.

A great line up.

[ian]

Well seeing Jay Bently answer questions is always good.
If Graffin is my musical soul mate, Bently is my philosophical soul mate.

as for Baker, he may be a johnny come lately, but has now been a member for so long, he can be taken as a real member of the band.
Great video!
Second favorite band: Bad Religion
5 most influential punk punk albums (excluding Bad religion):
The Clash, Never Mind the Bollocks, (GI), Walk Among Us, Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables.
Nothing newer than 1982 could be included, and even putting a 1982 album was a stretch and influencing punk after 1985 was really hard.

5 songs that define bad religion:
Suffer, Inner Logic, Cease, Nobody Listens, dearly beloved. Or 3 to 1 Graffin to Gurewitz, 1 shared.

VEGAN AIRSPACE and YOGA FUEL I'm gonna use that one...

Mount Rushmore of Punk Rock:
Joey Ramone, Johhny Rotten, Iggy Pop, Greg Graffin.

biggest misconception about Bad Religion:
that anyone can get it. They are seriously fucking thesaurus rock.

Cover of a Bad religion song:
Tom Petty doing Adam's Atoms would be something I'd like to hear for some reason.

That video makes me regret even more that I didn't go to their latest show here... I'd pay $120 to see THEM.. but fuck the $180 for the shitty festival they played at...
Festival contract blocked side gigs too, so there was never a chance of seeing a decent Bad religion show.

[Bandit]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

1 - Billie Eilish – "Bad Guy"
2 - Flume featuring Vera Blue – "Rushing Back"
3 - Mallrat – "Charlie"
4 - Tones and I – "Dance Monkey"
5 - Denzel Curry – "Bulls on Parade" (Like a Version)
6 - G Flip – "Drink Too Much"
7 - Lime Cordiale – "Robbery"
8 - The Jungle Giants – "Heavy Hearted"
9 - Thelma Plum – "Better in Blak"
10 - Hilltop Hoods featuring Illy and Ecca Vandal – "Exit Sign"[/list]

• Billie Eilish scored five tracks in the countdown.
• Billie Eilish becomes the youngest artist and the first female solo artist to top the Hottest 100.
• Thelma Plum becomes the highest ranking Indigenous Australian artist in Hottest 100 history.
• Denzel Curry's "Bulls on Parade" becomes the highest ranking Like A Version cover in Hottest 100 history.
• Slipknot mark their first appearance in a Hottest 100 since 2000, their 19-year absence breaking the record for the longest in Hottest 100 history.

Here are some of the best songs from this year's Coldest 100. Enjoy!

[ian]

My Boomerang Won’t Come Back...
Sure that cover was shit, and should be on the coldest 100 but the original (1961) was a fucking classic!!!



the whole theme of the song, but especially the line: "I've waved the thing all over the place, practiced till I was black in the face" causes the online worldwide PC brigade to suffer absolute fits of stupidity.
FUCK YOU Politically correct brigade!!
FIRST OF ALL, it's a good song, FUCK YOUR SENSITIVITY! B: PC STANDS FOR PERSONAL COMPUTER!!!
So if something isn't PC... well it's a MAC.

That's right.. I'm TAKING PC FUCKING BACK!!! like Black people took back Nigger, Niggah, and all spelling variations of the word to the point white people weren't allowed to use it at all anymore.

[Bandit]

[Bandit]

[pixel]

Holy shit, Konami put a bunch of Castlevania songs on Spotify





But they didn't get the rights to publish the greatest song from Symphony of the Night:

[pixel]

Fuck yeah

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Bandit]

He only must have heard Audioslave.

[Hawq]

old song new animated vid

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Bandit]

That's dumb. I don't think a single person was sitting around thinking the members of Dixie Chicks were racists.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

It gets them some free publicity. It's mainly just people saying it's stupid though.

I look forward to them calling themselves The Dixie Carter Chicks in a few years time. Could be the TNA Dixie, could be the Designing Women Dixie, we'll just have to wait and see.

[pixel]

I think their political and personal leanings were well known, you know, after country music ostracized for about a decade. But whatever

[Bandit]

I think their political and personal leanings were well known, you know, after country music ostracized for about a decade. But whatever

I think they ended up doing okay with the album Rick Rubin produced didn't they? The new one might do well because they're working with the guys who write songs with Adele and Taylor Swift.