Poll: Is your band well known?
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The Beatles? Pretty well known.
Marilyn Manson? Maybe in his heyday: now that he's signed to an independent label, perhaps the tabloids will quit stalking him and everyone will forget about him but the other memebers of his band and his huge fanbase of 6.
Beck? I guess. Sort of. Kind of. If he ever comes out with another album.
Marilyn Manson? Maybe in his heyday: now that he's signed to an independent label, perhaps the tabloids will quit stalking him and everyone will forget about him but the other memebers of his band and his huge fanbase of 6.
Beck? I guess. Sort of. Kind of. If he ever comes out with another album.
. Black Sabbath is just okay, the typical 70's rock group.
I caught about two seconds of Five Finger Death Punch at Mayhem Fest back in 2008, on my way to the main stage to catch DragonForce. On retrospect, kinda wish I'd stuck with Five Finger Death Punch...ripdajacker said:
OT - Some of my favorites are U2 (Don't judge me), AC/DC, and Billy Joel, all of which are pretty popular, whether you like them or not.
No, not really - for one, I'm uncertain I could actually categorize any of the myriad bands that I really enjoy as my "favorite", but supposing I did it would probably end up being a band that's all but completely unknown on this side of the Atlantic, because that describes at least 75% of what I listen to these days.
I agree, Pendulum FTW. One of the greatest live acts of the last decade. Their new light show.... Wow.dakorok said:
Opinions aren't all about portraying kindness towards others. They are about expressing what you think. It's the person's choice whether to do it nicely or aggresively.GiantRaven said:
And also, who said I wasn't letting them listen to whatever they want to listen to?
Have you seen me phsyically rip someone's iPod from them, delete 'When We Collide' and then give it back? No.
Because I wouldn't dare do that.
I'm letting people listen to whatever, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.
It's called freedom of speech.
Often when I'm talking to chart-loving people, I say their music's shite in my opinion, they ask what music I listen to, and often they return my comment back at me.
They're fine to do that, but I'll still argue with them about my opinion that Chart music is usually about making music for the money, not because the artist
Also, bit of hypocrisy on your part. "I love opinions. They portray such kindness towards how other people think.
Oh, wait..."
Easily noticeable sarcasm there. That's not particularly portraying kindness towards how I think.
But I'm not too fussed; you can be sarcastic and present your opinion however you want to.
I saw them live last year in a crowd of 32,000 people. I managed to get 1 picture while they were setting up, but the crowd was just too insane for me to get anything during their set.ripdajacker said:
System of a Down is fairly well known. They've got a few songs in Rock Band, so they are quite well known I'd say.
Not really.
My favorite band is Overkill, and you'd probably only know of them if you're a thrasher.
My favorite band is Overkill, and you'd probably only know of them if you're a thrasher.
