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alex kirk wrote:

Swiss wrote:i can see the heat....but not the nature park. in the hill country, probably the nicest area of texas. austin is the epitome of an outdoors city. apparently youve been ignorant of this

I'm talking about mountains I can bike through, or some real deal hiking (not walking on a dumb path).

Rob wrote:In Alex's defense, objectively identifying mediocre music doesn't make you a hipster.

SpoonIsBad wrote:Chi town city wut has HUGE MOUNTAINS BIGGER THAN AUSTIN BIGGER THAN TEXAS BIGGER THAN LIFE!!!!!

AND DON'T GIVE ME SOME BULLSHIT ABOUT BEING IN MICHIGAN!

scorch- wrote:New Born is probably their best song. Plug-in baby is probably my favorite song after that. Depends on really what kind of music you like. Stockholm Syndrome is pretty sick. Hysteria is good. Bliss. Just listing ones that you probably haven't heard on the radio like the stuff off resistance, knights of cydonia, supermassive blackhole, etc. Cassino mentioned a few that aren't really on my playlist, but are good. I think muscle museum is great but I just don't happen to own it. They have a pretty large discography and if you listen to it you'll find diverse styles including pretty hard rock, electronica-type stuff, acoustic, and pop rock songs.

alex kirk wrote:

scorch- wrote:New Born is probably their best song. Plug-in baby is probably my favorite song after that. Depends on really what kind of music you like. Stockholm Syndrome is pretty sick. Hysteria is good. Bliss. Just listing ones that you probably haven't heard on the radio like the stuff off resistance, knights of cydonia, supermassive blackhole, etc. Cassino mentioned a few that aren't really on my playlist, but are good. I think muscle museum is great but I just don't happen to own it. They have a pretty large discography and if you listen to it you'll find diverse styles including pretty hard rock, electronica-type stuff, acoustic, and pop rock songs.

It just kind of sounds like everything else I could hear on the radio. I don't listen to the radio to begin with (I'm never really near a radio - no car), but it just doesn't sound different from the alt-rock that I listened to when I was in middle school.

Not my style.

scorch- wrote:I guess you're right. They play guitar and bass and drums and sing.

Also, whoever rob is, your haiku is too mainstream. Write me a haiku unlike any haiku I've ever seen.

Sears wrote:I listen to John Denver.

willeh wrote:is it just me or does muse make you want to stick knives in your ears

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theres really only a few bands i have ever listened to that make me want to do this.

Rob wrote:

willeh wrote:is it just me or does muse make you want to stick knives in your ears

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theres really only a few bands i have ever listened to that make me want to do this.

Green Day
Linkin(Linkn?) Park
Three Days Grace
Puddle of Mudd
Leonard Skinnerd(sp)
Aerosmith
The Eagles
Almost all country music.

And ska. Fuck ska.

Rob wrote:
Leonard Skinnerd(sp)

scorch- wrote:Lead Zeplyn too, that guy sucks.

Rob wrote:

scorch- wrote:Lead Zeplyn too, that guy sucks.

You're kind of a douchebag.

Rob wrote:I'm obviously nobody because I didn't win $1000 at a dod tournament. Get over yourself man.

scorch- wrote:well, i honestly didn't know if you were someone who's changed their forum name a million times and i actually do know who you are. but now that you mention it, yeah it really is something to know you were the best in the world at something. you should try it some time.

Rob wrote:

scorch- wrote:well, i honestly didn't know if you were someone who's changed their forum name a million times and i actually do know who you are. but now that you mention it, yeah it really is something to know you were the best in the world at something. you should try it some time.

So because I was somebody you didn't know you decided to just taunt me repeatedly? Then when I answered you you dropped the "who are you?" card. Guess you can play it off as something else now if you like.