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Your Top 10 US Alternative Rock Bands

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Participants APeter Hall6coastalpanther11Daniel Bailey7hiddencrane54Jason Richardson5Susan Miller3Timothy Jones85hollowseal33Nicholas Perez33David Sullivan4gentlepuma20stormyviper11Kevin Chavez3Douglas Taylor4Susan Clark10fadedtrucker4Susan Edwards3Charles Baker8Carol Jackson45Samuel Murphy6ruggedcrane22Alex Rogers91Jason Chavez32 …
analogharbor442 analogharbor442 Member
13 messages
joined Nov 2006
#101 ·
hm... personally, I’d say his best work is "New Adventures in Hi-Fi"—though obviously, *Murmur* is in a league of its own—but honestly, there's at least three albums before and after that one that are absolute garbage... unless you count *Automatic*
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
252 messages
joined Nov 2004
#102 ·
boldscout72 said:I’m backing both of them. I’ve got three months until my birthday hits. Better move fast. 🙂

Look at this guy! I was the first one to bring this up. You should be looking for your own copy as a reward for getting into college.
hollowangler68 hollowangler68 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2007
#103 ·
True, New Adventures is criminally underrated; fundamentally, it’s an excellent album.

But that previous one—the one I won't even name without spitting on the floor—is the reason they shouldn't have just broken up, but should have actually faced trial for releasing one of the worst musical disasters in history.
Susan Edwards3 Susan Edwards3 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2005
#104 ·
hollowangler68 said:Alright, let's do this:

My ultimate all-time lineup—running my absolute favorite 4-1-2-1-2 formation

------------------------waits----------------------

r'head------pavement------suede--------smiths

-----------------------cave---------------------------

-------pjharvey-------------beatles------------

-----------------------atdi---------------------------

--------------pulp-------------pixies---------------

On the bench: calexico, clash, sy, stone roses, television, morphine, joy division and msp

🤣

But seriously, what on earth is up with that tactic? 😕 😬
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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joined Jun 2005
#105 ·
analogharbor442 said:Once I finally got past my initial struggles with how the production sounded, I actually realized that Speaking in Tongues is a perfect album... I honestly feel like they should have recorded it at Capitol Studios instead.. delicious.

Hmm. The more I listen to it, the more I find myself loving that "cold" production style—it just fits the material so well. In fact, I've started thinking that the "Fear of Music" sound might not even suit this one. Plus, the remaster from the vinyl release sounds absolutely fantastic.
Anyway, this really must be the spot, and life up north is 😍 😍 😍
ruggedcrane22 ruggedcrane22 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Jan 2010
#106 ·
Laura Long5 said:Hmm. The more I listen, the more I actually dig that "cold" production style—it really suits the songwriting. In fact, I've started thinking that the "Fear of Music" vibe might actually clash with his material. That remaster of "The Wall" sounds fantastic, though.

Finally, a voice of reason regarding Speaking in Tongues.
ruggedcrane22 ruggedcrane22 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2010
#107 ·
hollowangler68 said:Yeah, New Adventures is actually pretty underrated. It’s fundamentally an excellent album.

But that previous one—the one where I don't even want to utter the title without spitting on the floor—that’s the reason they shouldn't have just broken up, they should have been hauled before a grand jury for producing one of the worst musical disasters in history.

😕 Personally, I think Monster is good.
hollowangler68 hollowangler68 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2007
#108 ·
Susan Edwards3 said:But what on earth is the point of that tactic? 😕 😬

Because it’s how you achieve the biggest wins in this industry. 😁
analogharbor442 analogharbor442 Member
13 messages
joined Nov 2006
#109 ·
No way... an assault featuring Jesus Lizard and Birthday Party would tear through any defense
vividcanyon2 vividcanyon2 Regular
703 messages
joined Aug 2005
#110 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Hey there—I'm vividcanyon2 and I'm looking to connect with some young goths from all over the States...
🙂 *opossum*

Only Marilyn Manson and Andrew Eldritch vibes are welcome here. Slide into my DMs with offers. Thanks.

😬
Susan Edwards3 Susan Edwards3 Member
10 messages
joined Sep 2005
#111 ·
hollowangler68 said:man, he actually had his biggest run of success playing alongside her in that formation 😁

Wait, you're saying not a diamond, but just a straight 1-2-1-2?! Fine, whatever, have it your way.

Me? I’m an old-school traditionalist through and through: give me a 4-4-2 any day. 😬

Also—not that I want to get caught up in an argument with you guys—but that setup seems way too amateurish for this level.
Jerry Mitchell62 Jerry Mitchell62 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Nov 2005
#112 ·
ruggedcrane22 said:Why would he care? My wife used to be all about that whole goth, hippie, vegan lifestyle, and now she’s just a wonderful mom of two who loves listening to jazz and eating a good steak.

Fair enough, you gotta give him credit for that one!
😁
hollowangler68 hollowangler68 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2007
#113 ·
analogharbor442 said:Not a chance... an assault featuring Jesus Lizard and Birthday Party would tear through any defense.

My strategy would be superior.
ATD is perfect for a creative attacking midfielder setup. Imagine Cedric and Omar dropping in with some Frances the Mute—it would leave even the toughest defense paralyzed in pure agony. 😁
Then you just loft a high ball right onto Jarvis's head or Frank Black's gut.😁
Nicholas Perez33 Nicholas Perez33 Veteran
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joined Jun 2005
#114 ·
Alright, check this out:

Offense: Lee Ving, John Lydon (I think we can all agree on that one without much explanation)
Midfield: Guy Picciotto, Mike Patton, Steve Albini, Jimmy Page (Page is obviously a seasoned pro, and Patton can play just about any role and keeps things organized, though I had to slot Albini in somewhere just so he wouldn't be sitting on the bench—plus, Picciotto looks like he'd be dancing around like a maniac)
Defense: Bob Mould, Grant Hart, Stephen Merritt, Darby Crash (Honestly, if I were facing them, I think anyone with a shred of common sense would be terrified)
A Anonymous VeteranOP
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joined May 2005
#115 ·
miss l on the road said:I'm really digging 2, 3, 6, 7, and 10—but 4 is definitely my favorite.👍 Maybe swap out 9 for New Order, and instead of 1, 5, and 8, go with Clan of Xymox, Silke Bischoff, and Einstürzende Neubauten.

😵 😵 😵 🙂 🙂
Damn, I totally forgot about clan !!!!
Sean Lee7 Sean Lee7 Member
44 messages
joined Apr 2004
#116 ·
Laura Long5 said:Check this lineup:

Offense: Lee Ving, John Lydon (I don't think I need to explain that part)
Midfield: Guy Picciotto, Mike Patton, Steve Albini, Jimmy Page (Page is a veteran, Patton can play anywhere and keeps things organized, had to put Albini somewhere so he doesn't end up on the bench, and Picciotto just looks lost... have you seen him dance?)
Defense: Bob Mould, Grant Hart, Stephen Merritt, Darby Crash (honestly, anyone with half a brain would be terrified for their life)

What about a goalie?
Maybe Keith Moon in the net...
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
252 messages
joined Nov 2004
#117 ·
Laura Long5 said:The defense was Bob Mould, Grant Hart, Stephen Marr, and Darby Crash (honestly, anyone with half a brain would be terrified for their lives against that lineup)

Those guys spent the whole game basically playing bumper cars with the opposition 🙂
hollowangler68 hollowangler68 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2007
#118 ·
coastalpanther11 said:Those guys were basically just slapping Band-Aids on the opponents the whole game. 🙂

🤣

Imagine how we’d actually celebrate if they managed to score one. 😁
Douglas Taylor4 Douglas Taylor4 Regular
344 messages
joined Sep 2005
#119 ·
coastalpanther11 said:E, I'll take this. For my birthday.

I’d do that for Christmas.
When I finally unwrap these gifts, I’m diving straight into "Majmun" and "Wild Wild West."
I guess I still need to practice "speaking in tongues."
coastalpanther11 coastalpanther11 Regular
252 messages
joined Nov 2004
#120 ·
Douglas Taylor4 said:I’d aim for that around Christmas.
When I unwrap my gift, I’ll just toss in some "monkey" and "wild wild west."

No way! Get in line!

I didn't catch that second sentence at all. It's Friday, buddy—slow down, talk slower, or use emojis if you have to...

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