rvi 🐦⬛Jun 3, 2022·1 reply
ElricExactly so maybe you just need to ask yourself to imagine a mother's of invention or Grateful Dead to with an actually good singer
grateful dead vocals are by far the least important thing about the music so its fine. its about the 20 minute jam segments not the choruses. their harmonies were good enough in the era were CSN trained them too
Ray Collins and Ike Willis were good singers and better than Plant
- Jun 3, 2022·2 repliesrvi
grateful dead vocals are by far the least important thing about the music so its fine. its about the 20 minute jam segments not the choruses. their harmonies were good enough in the era were CSN trained them too
Ray Collins and Ike Willis were good singers and better than Plant
They could have been better with an actual singer tho
Jun 3, 2022·1 replyElricThey could have been better with an actual singer tho
They could have been better with a f***in mute button
- Jun 3, 2022
internet buddyWhat about ska punk?
Extremely allergic
- rvi 🐦⬛Jun 3, 2022Elric
They could have been better with an actual singer tho
Yeah so could anyone
Would've just been better if Garcia sang every song but that wasn't possible
- Jun 3, 2022internet buddy
Green Day is from California lol
How did I miss that
- rvi 🐦⬛Jun 3, 2022·4 replies
I don't like them much anymore but green day was the first band I was ever a fan of
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyrvi
I don't like them much anymore but green day was the first band I was ever a fan of
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyrvi
I don't like them much anymore but green day was the first band I was ever a fan of
Same. Kanye was the first rapper.
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyrvi
I don't like them much anymore but green day was the first band I was ever a fan of
When I was about 10 an uncle gave me a s***ty late period Aerosmith album and then I got Dookie and decided rock and roll was trash until I was like 14 and found Sabbath and Metallica
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyinternet buddy
Same. Kanye was the first rapper.
Will Smith was my Green Day
- Jun 3, 2022
I was seasoned by the College Dropout came out
- rvi 🐦⬛Jun 3, 2022rise zero
I still like American idiot mostly but dookie doesn't do much for me
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyElric
Will Smith was my Green Day
He could’ve been mine if he cared more about Album quality
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyinternet buddy
He could’ve been mine if he cared more about Album quality
!https://youtu.be/Gsq_qZGxpwMIs this that famously horrendous tune? Trust me that Big Willie Style hit when you were a suburban 12 year old
- Jun 3, 2022Elric
Is this that famously horrendous tune? Trust me that Big Willie Style hit when you were a suburban 12 year old
The version with actual dancehall artists goes hard. The main version is just laughable
- Jun 3, 2022·1 reply
This really might be my fav song from him
- Jun 3, 2022!https://youtu.be/QX5sRzISDJsinternet buddy
This really might be my fav song from him
A classic
- rvi 🐦⬛Jun 3, 2022·1 replyElric
When I was about 10 an uncle gave me a s***ty late period Aerosmith album and then I got Dookie and decided rock and roll was trash until I was like 14 and found Sabbath and Metallica
The idea of Get a Grip being one of your first rock albums is hilarious
It's not a bad album for me but a weird first impression of the genre for a newcomer
(Guessing it was that one cuz it was the biggest seller)
- OPJun 3, 2022rise zero
They could have been better with a f***in mute button
f***ing facts
- Jun 3, 2022·2 replies
My very very first musical memories was Janet and Michael. But my first album I bought with my own cash was Machina by the Smashing Pumpkins. Listened to a lot of other s*** that I've left behind over the years but the early stuff always stuck with me
- Jun 3, 2022rise zero
My very very first musical memories was Janet and Michael. But my first album I bought with my own cash was Machina by the Smashing Pumpkins. Listened to a lot of other s*** that I've left behind over the years but the early stuff always stuck with me
Probably my first music memory is Patsy Cline who only growers deeper for me every year
- Jun 3, 2022·1 replyrise zero
My very very first musical memories was Janet and Michael. But my first album I bought with my own cash was Machina by the Smashing Pumpkins. Listened to a lot of other s*** that I've left behind over the years but the early stuff always stuck with me
Same tbh
Dangerous and Velvet Rope were on repeat - Jun 3, 2022rvi
The idea of Get a Grip being one of your first rock albums is hilarious
It's not a bad album for me but a weird first impression of the genre for a newcomer
(Guessing it was that one cuz it was the biggest seller)
Lol I think I would remember that cover. Nine Lives looking more familiar
maybe I was a bit older 
Jun 3, 2022·3 repliesnext list is 60s right?
