Bodom

"Original Fire" - by Chris Cornell

It's by Audioslave,of their last/third album Revelations, not Cornell.

(Unless you have a version of him doing it solo or whatever .)

It's from a live album recorded in Germany. Better than the Audioslave version IMO.

Ben Kweller can be this way as well......

I got a bad flavor

I got dirty clothes

I got a strange neighbor

Who doesnt have curtains on her windows

I got a pet hedgehog

Drinkin jaeger all day

You got me crate combo and a baby on the way

But its ok

I prefer Superjoint Ritual, but they are not bad.

"Black Republican" Nas feat Jay-Z

"Beats to The Rhyme" Run-DMC

"9 Milli Bros" Ghostface Killah feat Wu-Tang

"Into The Drink" by Mudhoney

"Elegy by As I Lay Dying"

"Reena" by Sonic Youth

The Butthole Surfers

Switch out Gwar for Scratch Acid and were cool.

1. Sonic Youth

2. Iggy Pop and The Stooges

3. Big Black

4. Bad Brains

5. The Misfits

6. Bad Religion

7. Stone Temple Pilots

8. Black Flag

9. Jane's Addiction

10.GWAR

Ive been waiting for this since I heard the other Pretty Hate Machine album where Trent was all fucked up on Ecstasy.

yeah, classic is great for reading and learning. (science actualy proffed this)

Van Halen on December 28th

Looking for a decent Hallowicked pic please.

only pic I got (Y)

Looking for a decent Hallowicked pic please.

Van Halen on December 28th

"Dirty Deeds" by ACDC

"Cells" by The Servant

Graves was cool, Danzig is untouchable though, I am very happy I got to go to the first Blackest of The Black tour, to see Doyle come out and do some Misfits tunes.

Well then, you won't want to miss the Blackest tour this year. Danzig and Doyle will most likely bust out some classic Fits tracks when Danzig goes on tour with Doyle's new band Gorgeous Frankenstein.

Graves was cool, Danzig is untouchable though, I am very happy I got to go to the first Blackest of The Black tour, to see Doyle come out and do some Misfits tunes.

"Reena" by Sonic Youth

"Wasted Reprise" by Pearl Jam

"Killer Wolf" by Danzig

"Commerce TX" by Ben Kweller

"back on Earth" by Ozzy Osbourne

"Die Die my Darling" by The Misfits

"Been Caught Stealin" by Jane's Addiction (Kettle Whistle version)

"Elegy" by As I Lay Dying

"Simple Man" by Lynard Skynard (sp?)

"Cables" by Big Black (Live Version)

"Crazy Dan" by Scratch Acid

"Almost Ready" by Dinosaur Jr

"Mystery Dance" by Elvis Costello

Bikini Kil

Heart

Blatz

Castration Squad

Huggybear

Team Dresch

Bratmobile

The Indigo Girls

Sonic Youth (On Certain Songs)

Walls of Jericho

The Horrorpops

Neither of those were blues. Influenced by blues, maybe, but they were rock groups through and through.

Um, Bodom, do you have any idea when the heyday of blues and doo-wop was?

America had The Blues and Doo Wop so they win the early Eras, America had the Hardcore punk scene of the 80's so they win that, and Grunge in the 90s.

It all really depends on what kind of music you listen to.

Oops. Yeah i meant GOF. That one sucked.

"Crucify" by Tori Amos, as well as her cover of "Raining Blood"

Stuff that would fit into the 'guilty pleasures' genre (yes, I'm convinced it's a genre) that I regularly listen to...America, April Wine, Boney M, Bryan Adams (mainly pre-'Everything I Do'), Duran Duran, 'Two Tickets To Paradise', Five-Man Electrical Band, the Gin Blossoms, Great Big Sea, Hall & Oates, 'We Built This City', Loverboy, Men Without Hats, 'Grace Kelly', 'Sister Christian', the Proclaimers, REO MUTHERFUCKING SPEEDWAGON, Treble Charger, and 'In The Year 2525'.