My definitive list of the 15 best songs about food: -Joe Jackson - You're My Meat -Tom Waits - Chocolate Jesus -Beck - Peaches and Cream -Bob Dylan - Orange Juice Blues -ZZ Top - Pork Chop Sandwich -Dead Kennedys - Soup Is Good Food -James Brown - Mother Popcorn -Bob Marley - Guava Jelly -Frank Zappa - Call Any Vegetable -XTC - Fruit Nut -Lou Reed - Egg Cream -Booker T. - Green Onions -Weird Al Yankovic - Girls Just Want To Have Lunch -B-52's - Cake -Led Zeppelin - The Lemon Song
My definitive ranking of the top 6 solo albums from the Beatles members: 1. George Harrison - All Things Must Pass 2. John Lennon - Double Fantasy 3. Paul McCartney - Chaos and Creation in the Backyard 4. George Harrison - Cloud Nine 5. Paul McCartney - Tug of War 6. John Lennon - Milk and Honey
-Those classic savory pies from the Midwest—honestly, you can eat them with just about anything and they still win every single time. They're unbeatable. -A hearty bowl of potato mash loaded with garlic, the kind you'd find at a local diner. -Traditional tripe stew. -Stuffed bell peppers. -Slow-roasted pork.
1. How Can You Do It Alone - The Who 2. Vibrator - Motörhead 3. Masturbation Blues - David Allan Coe 4. Fight For Your Right To Masturbate - Nerf Herder 5. I Wanna Fuck Myself - GG Allin
In order to actually pique my interest, she’d need to meet a few criteria: -be a left-wing liberal -believe in Buddhism, follow Rastafarianism, and still show up for Mass on Sundays -rank Giant Step and Black Saint & Sinner Lady as her top albums -have a degree in German Studies -actually know how to play the bass
stormyviper11 said:Faust is too low-key, Neu! is too high-brow. What’s missing here is Pink Floyd. I haven't dipped my toes into Kraftwerk or The Velvet Underground yet. But looking at the rest of this lineup? My Napster is going to be working overtime.
The stuff Neu! produced is truly timeless music. Honestly, they might be the most fascinating duo in the history of rock. I’ve never been much of a progressive rock devotee, but this was wild. Faust is a masterpiece regardless, though Neu! edges them out slightly for me. Kraftwerk and The Velvet Underground aren't as mainstream, but they are fantastic bands. You should be able to find some Kraftwerk live recordings online, along with that one from The Velvet Underground.
The most intense fans I’ve ever encountered are the ones who swear by "good" music. We're talking Sex Pistols, U2, Chris Rea, Queen... even Robbie Williams—yeah, actually, especially Robbie. Honestly, some of them are so intimidating that I still find myself crossing the street just to avoid them today.
Nicholas Perez33 said:Apology accepted. To be honest, I haven't encountered many hardcore Bob Dylan fans besides my aunt, and we haven't even gotten to the fighting stage yet. I just assumed everyone here was just busy copy-pasting lyrics... But if that's your take, feel free to expand the list.
And what else are they going to do besides copy-paste? Might as well grab chainsaws at this rate.