Favorite Band

[Csargo]

Just tell what your favorite band is and what type of music they play.

Mine is Blink 182 and they play Pop/Punk stuff.
Have fun

[Strike For The South]

lynyrd Skynyrd-southern rock

(although Country is me favorite)

[Byzantine Prince]

Marilyn Manson.

Alternative metal





NeonGod is probably going to make fun of me for this

[GoreBag]

Marilyn Manson.

Alternative metal
NeonGod is probably going to make fun of me for this

Well, you can do it yourself, if you want.

Hard to say. I'm listening to a lot of Metalucifer and Negligent Collateral Collapse, but next week, it may be something entirely (as far as metal goes) different.

[mercian billman]

Better Than Ezra

Alternative Rock

[Samurai Waki]

Metallica hands down...especially pre-Black Album era, though I still enjoy Most of their stuff up to St. Anger (which I REALLY didn't like at all).

[Byzantine Prince]

Well, you can do it yourself, if you want.

I love Marilyn Manson. No other band is that hardcore.

[InsaneApache]

You spelled Sturmgewehr wrong.

I'm up for it, if SFTS is. Although I do not feel the actual Stg. has much use in Modern Warfare. While it was probably the best firearm of World War Two, modern firearms such as the Steyer AUG, HK416, Ak-108, AN-94, IMI Galil, Daewoo K2, et cetera far surpass it.

Although it looked really cool. Then again, so does the APS 95.

SFTS, what's your opinion on it?

Wel it depends what kind of war. If we are poor Africans in jungle nothing beats the Ak-47 cheap reliable and easy to use. Now if we are wealthier our options may vary to those mentioned above. Although I am in agreement the STG. deserves much talk in modern warfare.

Be careful what you wish for B, it may come true.

[GoreBag]

I love Marilyn Manson. No other band is that hardcore.

HAHAHAHA. Yeah, Manson sure is an 'eat rocks and crap gunpowder' kind of guy.

[Kaiser of Arabia]

lynyrd Skynyrd-southern rock

(although Country is me favorite)

SFTS!

You stole my favorite band!

[JimBob]

I would say that you are mistaken in your belief, sir. Although the above gentlemen had an indisputable influence upon what would be be punk rock, they are certainly not its progenitors.

I'm with Gore, The Rammones get credit for inventing Punk. Lou Reed and Jimmy James Osterberg had an impact, then again so did The Crickets

[Reverend Joe]

Currently I have two favorites, although I expect that to go up to three as soon as I can get ahold of some Floyd LP's:

Creedence Clearwater Revival- they play the best damn 50's and 60's rock and roll you'll ever hear, and some of the best blues.

Jimi Hendrix (more specifically, everything except his Band of Gypsies work): Jimi played... well, Jimi played Jimi. He was really sort of a genre of his own; even though his roots were easily fixed in Blues, noone ever played, or could play quite like him. Part of this was the fact that he also doubled as his own producer, to a certain extent, so what he wanted to be heard was what you heard.

[GoreBag]

I'm with Gore, The Rammones get credit for inventing Punk.

I didn't say that, either.

[Zalmoxis]

At the moment I like Gorillaz, Guns N Roses and Foghat.