Howard the Duck

Guns N Roses?

though i still love "November Rain"

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Deviouz

Jay-Z, Kanye West. = Sell outs.

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Lol, who cares. You still like Dr Dre, what has that niqqa done post NWA?
Even NWA were **** apart from Ice Cube.

One flick through my CD collection would reveal some embarrassing choices.
I think everyone went through the nu-metal stage, where Linkin Park were the best thing ever.

I also used to like Nelly. The shame.

Howard the Duck

"the Chronic" was awright

but i agree with you as a whole

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Goofle

I assume we are discounting the stuff you used to like as a kid, when you had no choice other than to listen to what was played around the house?

If so, I will admit to liking Green Day quite a lot. Never obsessed, I just liked a lot of their songs, and were easy to play on guitar/bass. I could probably throw on Dookie and enjoy it to be honest.

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Rjinn

Mostly every hip hop artist. I'm still into Fragile from Yes but not so much the band anymore. Bruce Springsteen, Green Day, Opeth, Limp Bizkit (what was wrong with me...) and Michael Jackson.

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Janszoon

Incubus. I got Make Yourself shortly after it came out, and I loved it. Shortly after that I got S.C.I.E.N.C.E., and I loved that even more. After that they went on to suck so bad that I completely lost interest in them. Now it's to the point where I don't think I even really like Make Yourself or S.C.I.E.N.C.E. very much any more.

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25 Albums You Should Hear Before the Moon Crashes into the Earth and We All Die

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Duraddict

Joni Mitchell. Sell-out hypocrite. Can't stand her.

Also, Gregory Douglass. I had met him before, and he was a sweetheart. But when I stayed late with a friend (and a newly converted fan) after one of his shows to introduce them, he completely brushed us off. Now, this was a black box theater that held maybe 30 people. 15 of them disappeared immediately after the show, and the other half of us stayed for chatting. He talked to every single person except us. He just... walked into the back room with the manager. And his cellist just looked at us like "...ouch. Sorry." It was embarrassing. Needless to say, my friend and I are no longer fans after that.

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Mrd00d

Yeah, I don't know why they had to cash out, but their early albums, the 90s stuff, endures. I don't listen to it all the time by any means, but I'd be a little sad if I never heard Aqueous Transmission again. Or even Psychopsilocibin. There's at least 5-10 songs I'd save and trash the rest.

I'll chime in with more:

I had Limp Bizkit's Chocolate Starfish and 3 dolla bill y'all. X)

I had eminem's first few hits. I really dislike him now. I was over Eminem by 2003. It was mediocre.

U2, as was mentioned. More of a mom influence, but yea, forget that.

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ohsen12

Make Yourself is a fantastic album by Incubus. I still listen to it to this day, and if I remember correctly it was my first album too. I do admit that their stuff after S.C.I.E.N.C.E. was not that good. However, their newer music now is pretty good. As for myself, I find it less and less appealing to listen to the old Korn. Sometimes I can listen to their songs, while other times they just bore me to sleep.