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#231 Re: The Sunset Strip » Rolling Stone Readers Pick the Top Ten Frontmen » 797 weeks ago
Vocally speaking, Cornell would be tops. Going by stage presence and that sort of thing, does not belong on the list. He usually plays guitar and just stands there and when not playing guitar, doesn't move around much and even does that crouching down thing that Axl used to do during certain songs.
Axl should have been in the top 5.
Agreed. Neither should Kurt Cobain be on that list either. Eddie Vedder however is a pretty good frontman.
#232 The Sunset Strip » Rolling Stone Readers Pick the Top Ten Frontmen » 797 weeks ago
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1. Robert Plant
2. Freddie Mercury
3. Bono
4. Mick Jagger
5. Jim Morrison
6. Roger Daltrey
7. Eddie Vedder
8. John Lennon
9. Chris Cornell
10. Kurt Cobain
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/photo … nt-0040492
Nice to see the grunge era finally getting some love from people on these lists.
#233 Re: The Sunset Strip » Halestorm » 799 weeks ago
I'm sorry, this band is generic shit rock. I had the "pleasure" of seeing them live. They were terrible.
#234 Re: The Sunset Strip » SOUNDGARDEN To Release First-Ever Live Album In March - Jan. 13, 2011 » 799 weeks ago
Boot Camp, Head Down, Dusty and Black Hole Sun sound amazing on this album.
#235 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 801 weeks ago
I'm unimpressed by the choice of villains in this one. Bane I never liked too much, and I really didn't want to see Catwoman again.
I was hoping for more intelligent villains.
I guess in a way it's the right time for Catwoman. Since Rachel died in the last one, Bruce will be more vulnerable to Catwoman's charms.
At least there's no Robin.
#236 Re: The Sunset Strip » PEARL JAM Planning To Launch Its Own Music Festival - Dec. 10, 2010 » 801 weeks ago
Something tells me that show would be abbreviated sets from both bands with some Temple of the Dog songs, so Matt only does like a regular full set on the drums. Not over taxing.
Soundgarden may have a shorter set. But Pearl Jam, since they are headlining their own festival, and because of the fact that they are Pearl Jam, will not do a shorter set. It would be against everything they stand for with live shows.
#237 Re: The Sunset Strip » PEARL JAM Planning To Launch Its Own Music Festival - Dec. 10, 2010 » 801 weeks ago
There are rumors floating around Seattle that Soundgarden will be there. They've been talking for a while now about doing a SG/PJ show.
It's gonna be hard on Matt Cameron that's for sure.
#238 Re: The Sunset Strip » SCOTT WEILAND's Long-Awaited Autobiography Due In May » 801 weeks ago
In the early 1990s, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS — not U2, not NIRVANA, not PEARL JAM — was the hottest band in the world. STP toppled such mega-bands as AEROSMITH and GUNS N' ROSES on MTV and the Billboard charts. Weiland became an iconic frontman in the tradition of Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Robert Plant.
What a fucking joke. This is coming from an STP fan. No one in their right mind would say STP ruled the early 90's over GNR. GNR were the band that set the standard then. THEY ruled the world.
#239 Re: The Garden » Japan: death toll could exceed 18,000, Nuclear problems continue » 801 weeks ago
Did anyone see this picture of status updates?
It's the biggest collection of retards ever foundIt seriously makes me sick to the bone.
That is absolutely disgusting. One of them said something about God being on our side and getting back at Japan. It never made sense to me how someone can believe in God, the most perfect being, and wish death upon even one person.
That's why I can't subscribe to those religions.
I really wish those people would understand Karma as well. Those innocent little status updates will come back to bite them.
#240 Re: The Sunset Strip » CHRIS CORNELL Performs Acoustic Show In Austin (Video) - Mar. 14, 2011 » 801 weeks ago
That's a terrible setlist.
