I'd rather drive in silence than listen to...

[Headache in a Suitcase]

what radio station do you listen to?

98.3 WAWESOME

 

[elevated_u2_fan]

Seriously...

If The worst song I heard all day on the radio was a Rage Against The Machine song I would not be complaining...

 

[Zoots]

Anything by Steve Fucking Miller Fucking Band.

/thread

 

[Tiger Edge]

Not even The Joker?

 

[elevated_u2_fan]

Anything by Steve Fucking Miller Fucking Band.

/thread

You don't like being called Maurice?

 

[Tiger Edge]

Haha, great minds...

 

[elevated_u2_fan]

 

[U2isthebest]

Fall Out Boy, Panic At the Disco, all those other emo shit bands, and Nickleback except for "Rockstar" which I enjoy blasting and singing along with while driving.

 

[GibsonGirl]

and Nickleback except for "Rockstar" which I enjoy blasting and singing along with while driving.

 

[U2isthebest]

^Greatest post of all time. Thank you. I deserve this.

 

[phillyfan26]

The Radio
Rap/Hip Hop
Country
Pop
Nickbelback

 

[Zoots]

^Greatest post of all time. Thank you. I deserve this.

 

[Cin]

anything by Evermore. Their voices are sooo whiney

 

[U2isthebest]

This, of course, means that when I get in my car in a few minutes, and if "Rockstar" happens to be playing, I will sing it loud and proud.

 

[The Sad Punk]

Rap/Hip Hop

[failing cat goes here]

 

[super fly guy]

Anything by snow patrol,the most boring band in the world ever!

 

[TheQuiet1]

Add this to my list too.

It's number one on my list too. Particularly for the bit that goes:

We'll have it good
We'll have the life we knew we would
My word is good

It just sounds so lazy.

Elvis Ain't Dead by Scouting For Girls is also extremely annoying and if Virgin Radio introduce Rockstar as "everyone's favourite guilty pleasure" one more time...

 

[U2isthebest]

Oh, "First Time" by Lifehouse is another huge annoyance on my car radio.

 

[kafrun]

...anything by Nickelback!

I live in Nickelback country

 

[boo]

pink floyd, grateful dead, etc

mindless stoner rock.

 

[Purplereign]

I live in Nickelback country [/B][/QUOTE]
that would hurt . . . for you

 

[cobl04]

I Won't Go Home Without You, No One and Bleeding Love.

All make me want to kill myself.

 

[cobl04]

pink floyd, grateful dead, etc

mindless stoner rock.

name the songs youve listened to by floyd, please

 

[GibsonGirl]

pink floyd, grateful dead, etc

mindless stoner rock.

I don't know about the Grateful Dead, but Pink Floyd certainly didn't write mindless stoner rock. That's nothing more than an idiotic stereotype.

 

[Zoots]

I don't know about the Grateful Dead, but Pink Floyd certainly didn't write mindless stoner rock. That's nothing more than an idiotic stereotype.

Tell me about it. I didn't wanna respond but now I'm too tempted. Here goes...

YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS TO ENJOY THE DREAM-LIKE SOUNDSCAPES OF GILMOUR OR THE MASTERFUL AND PASSIONATE STORYTELLING OF WATERS!

YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS TO ENJOY PINK FLOYD!

 

[GibsonGirl]

YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS TO ENJOY THE DREAM-LIKE SOUNDSCAPES OF GILMOUR OR THE MASTERFUL AND PASSIONATE STORYTELLING OF WATERS!

YOU DON'T NEED DRUGS TO ENJOY PINK FLOYD!

Quoted for truth.

Another thing I'd like to add to that:

PINK FLOYD DID NOT WRITE ALL OF THEIR MATERIAL WHEN THEY WERE HIGH.

A quote from Richard Wright:

http://www.luckymojo.com/barrett/refs/9611kriteman.html

The psychedelic music, the Pink Floyd's and also in your album, was always connected to drugs. What came first in your case?

Wright: "Factually, we started during the late '60s with the psychedelic music, a period that was known as experimental as far as drugs were concerned. The Pink Floyd were in the middle of that culture, so everyone naturally assumed that we were also doing drugs. But that wasn't the case. In Syd Barrett's case it was, but not in our case. I think that music was our drug. Of course, we all did drugs here and there in social events, but I've tried only once in my life, and it was marijuana, before a show. We went onstage, I think it was in Paris in '68, and I couldn't play a single note. Actually, I did manage to play one note. It's a mistake thinking that drugs supplied Pink Floyd with the inspiration. The ones who took drugs were the ones who came to see the shows."

- - During that period it was popular to take LSD before the show.

Wright (lighting another Marlboro): "We didn't even think of that. Personally, maybe because of the way I was educated I didn't feel a need. It's true that there are a lot of bands who do that, but it's a mythos that the Pink Floyd did drugs in shows. The most we took was half a glass of beer."

They all dabbled with drugs outside of the music, but the music itself wasn't shaped by the drugs. It's stupid to even suggest it was.

 

[last unicorn]

I live in Nickelback country

I feel so sorry for you.