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  1. I'm looking for a 2006 update for a new game but can't seem to find anything on here, plus all the ewr downloads websites seem to be down, is anyone able to help?
  2. Labi Siffre - It Must Be Love Madness - Night Boat To Cairo Style Council - Walls Come Tumbling Down Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running The Temptations - Can't Get Next To You
  3. Maybe it was a little harsh but I love taking any chance I get to slate U2
  4. I second that. The Edge can't control his delay pedal, Adam Clayton can't play bass and Bono just has to be the most irritating frontman to come out of Ireland. Their success is still continuing yet they haven't earned it at all, if I'm honest. The only U2 song I could ever stand was 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and even then I think it's poorly thrown together and the military-esque drums don't exactly help at all.
  5. I would complain about Kanye West being higher up the list than the likes of The Fall, Miles Davis and The Doors (who didn't even get onto the fucking list?!?!) but the fact that he's next to David Bowie kinda makes him irrelevant.
  6. The Fall's latest E.P. ''The Remainderer'' I'm loving this, classic Fall brand of abstract post-punk, in my opinion one of their greatest works.
  7. The Doors - Hello I Love You has a similar riff to The Kinks - All Day and All of the Night, apparently they made a big fuss about the similarity aswell. Also: The Who - I Can't Explain and The Clash - Clash City Rockers The Beatles - Paperback Writer and The Monkees - Last Train To Clarksville David Bowie - Suffragette City and AC/DC - Shoot To Thrill And a whole load of Chuck Berry hits mysteriously have the exact same riff..
  8. My favourite album of the year has to be Elvis Costello & The Roots - Wise Up Ghost, it's a fresh sound for Costello and an amazing collaboration, Costello & The Roots have a unique chemistry and it's proof that Costello still has it in him in my opinion. 'Walk Us Uptown' and 'Refuse to be Saved' in particular really stand out, and the album has a funky feel to it as a whole.
  9. I can't stand Nickelback or Creed, their brand of generic post-grunge shit doesn't deserve any praise because every song sounds like the last and none of them are particularly talented at what they do. I despise Limp Bizkit, I just don't get what's so good about some wannabe rapping shite lyrics over a repetitive and rather irritating guitar riff. The Sex Pistols are another band that just don't mean shit to me. They were just cartoon-punk managed by a blithering idiot who didn't know the slightest about music and their songs are just generic pseudo-anarchic shit, plus none of them could even play their instruments and Sid Vicious only played bass on one song on Never Mind The Bollocks. Coldplay, don't even go there, just a whiny annoying high-pitched scum with boring chord progressions, boring tempos, mediocre lyrics etc. I just can't listen to UB40. Most of their songs are just 'reggae' (not real reggae) covers of older songs, and they consider themselves reggae when they just don't have the emotion in their music.
  10. Brisco and Bischoff are too old for the Blue Chipper gimmick, I'd leave them as they are. True that. I'd think twice before doing this, but would changing Angle to their manager be necessary?
  11. Change Wes Brisco and Garrett Bischoff's gimmicks to 'Blue Chipper' Add Wes Brisco and Garrett Bischoff as a tag team. Lower Sin Cara's charisma to 70 at highest. He barely even speaks, and when he does, he's no good at it. Turn Alberto Del Rio face. Change Austin Aries' gimmick to 'Troublemaker'.
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