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February 23rd 2004, 20:00
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One word...
Four letters... RUSH I had the priviledge of jamming for a year with a drummer who had Neil Peart charts hard-wired to memory  He was in a Rush cover band for a number of years during the '80's. We almost had "Natural Science" locked down until he had to move to Penn.  My taste in tunes is pretty wide. I listen to rock, hard rock, heavy metal, classic rock, some old school rap, corn shuckin' bluegrass (the faster the better too), some folk music, mostly Bob Dylan in that category. I don't like country, pop/top 40, or much electronic music. I really don't like over produced "radio rock" like Matchbox 20, Eve 6, or many other bands that incorperate a number into there name  Yetibone
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#2
February 23rd 2004, 22:26
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and my first drum kick was a hand me down metal flake red 5pc pearl kifrom neil himself. to bad my dad sold it. cause he couldn't stand the drumming 
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April 2nd 2004, 18:39
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Im into rock aswell. Pantera, led zepp and pink floyd. Lots of euro death metal is good like Opeth, Dream theater, and iced earth.
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April 2nd 2004, 19:05
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I also dig Dream Theater, for the compositional intricacy of their music.
Honestly, listening to them makes me want to bash my Les Paul to mahogany splinters, then curl up and cry. Nobody does scales like John Petrucci.
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April 2nd 2004, 19:08
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 Seriously though, that's far out! Too bad you don't have that kick drum anymore
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April 16th 2004, 23:26
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I got a couple of additions to the music I listen to. I saw TechN9ne a few months back in concert and my wig got blown right off my head, man is he talented, and lately I've been listening to some Wu-Tang Clan who are off the chain also. If you all get a chance check out Dark Lotus: Black Rain it's very fresh.
Nick
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April 17th 2004, 05:11
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A great band to listen to is minibosses. Rock covers of all your favorite NEW games
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May 25th 2004, 22:29
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a little late, but whatever, i'm bored.
lots of old punk and hardcore, lots of new hardcore (darkest hour is the best band palying today. check em out. victoryrecords.com darkesthour.com), lots of slayer, a smattering of euro death metal (in flames, at the gates), some fugazi, some jesus lizard, murder city devils, and the requisite johnny cash and hank williams sr. and that pretty much sums it up. so am i cool now? how about now?
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#9
May 26th 2004, 00:45
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incubus
sublime bob marley dream theater (mike portnoy is a god) liquid tension experiment (basically same as above) steve miller blackalicious mos def talib kweli bobby womack linkin park (only the one song "Faint") the rapture throw rag harry dash im a drummer so that definately influences my choice of music.
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