please, explain.
Band reunions you'd like to see
Thanks, buddy! That's actually pretty good!
Yup it's got those vintage JJ vocals, with a hint of devo in the guitar sound
I want to preface my list by saying that thankfully, I have been able to see most of the bands that I grew up listening to over the last 13 years. The main ones that I did not see yet, I cant see or wont see because of deaths (Nirvana, Pantera, Alice in Chains are some that pop in mind; and no I would not see any of those bands with a replacement member).
That being said, a few inactive bands that I would like to see would include:
Romeo Void, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd, Nitzer Ebb, Sepultura (no way I would see them without Max), Curve, Exhorder, Tripping Daisy, White Zombie, Tru
(^ only 80s/90s bands)
That being said, a few inactive bands that I would like to see would include:
Romeo Void, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd, Nitzer Ebb, Sepultura (no way I would see them without Max), Curve, Exhorder, Tripping Daisy, White Zombie, Tru
(^ only 80s/90s bands)
No love for the R.E.M.? Too soon?
killsaly wrote:Really? I think AIC is one of the few bands that have continue with a replacement that could actually pull it off. It's not like Axl Rose is fronting them or anything.
Alice in Chains are some that pop in mind; and no I would not see any of those bands with a replacement member
No Layne = no thanks
Maybe he/they were not important to you, but they were one of my favorite bands in my formative years. And to me, he is irreplaceable.
Maybe he/they were not important to you, but they were one of my favorite bands in my formative years. And to me, he is irreplaceable.
walk,on,by wrote:although my original comment is a sweeping generalization, and I can't condemn an entire community based on my meager experiences, those experiences are numerous enough that I am very guarded when interacting with individuals of the community.
please, explain.
And to be clear, when I say bear community I mean an individual who self-identifies as a bear, travels to and attends bear gatherings, has a collection of teddy bears, and wears bear themed clothing or tattoos. They might eat honey too.
I should also add I'm bitter, jaded, and not a bear
killsaly wrote:I get that… I'd like to see STP, but no way without Scott. Chester Copperpot? What were they thinking?
No Layne = no thanks
Maybe he/they were not important to you, but they were one of my favorite bands in my formative years. And to me, he is irreplaceable.
Space wrote:kosmo wrote:
Well Jesus Jones is reunited and currently teasing a new single on Facebook. I'd say the chances of them touring the states ever again are slim to none. Thanks to Obama it's got insanely expensive to just apply for visas to tour here..
Speaking of lame Britpop bands, this guy used to be the lead singer of the Soup Dragons.
That guy lives out in Loudoun County.
bob72 wrote:
I should also add I'm bitter, jaded, and not a bear
hey now
gee, I would love to know what bob looks like. with his shirt off. dancing in the rain. and a can of pepsi in his hand.
walk,on,by wrote:
gee, I would love to know what bob looks like. with his shirt off. dancing in the rain. and a can of pepsi in his hand.
<a href="https://youtu.be/Gc-Yfvyz1fo?t=9s">Would you settle for Dr Pepper?</a>
this thread.
I'll say
walk,on,by wrote:
gee, I would love to know what bob looks like
If that is you, I can tell that you have a huge cock. What year is that from anyway?
We certainly do know how to derail a thread in these parts… Cheers for that, feels like the good old days of the forum. <getting misty eyed>
Oingo Boingo
Talking Heads
The Smiths
Orbital (they got back together briefly but didn't do much in the states if I recall)
Talking Heads
The Smiths
Orbital (they got back together briefly but didn't do much in the states if I recall)