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outsomnia20 wrote:everyone that posted here, including me.
yeah, but that's usually just us that's overrating ourselves. i don't think that counts because often, nobody cares.

however, successful people...
them hard working bastards are easy targets

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Lazarus Machine wrote:...Gilmour has already done two solo albums, I think. One is self-titled [David Gilmour] from the 70s, the other is 1984’s About Face. Plus is think I’ve seen him listed as a special guest guitarist on some Blues [Paul Rodgers’ Tribute to Muddy Waters] and Jazz [most probably Joe Henderson’s Porgy & Bess] albums. Great voice and guitars...
Yep, and those albums have some good stuff on them, not great, but enjoyable; I rather liked About Face. FYI, he also played with Paul Macartney, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer, Bryan Ferry, Roxy Music (appears in the video for "More Than This"), and discovered & produced the Dream Academy. Explains how he goes so long between projects.

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deggy wrote:
bduffy wrote: They're like Green Day except 10x as prefab. With deep, original lyrics like:
Do you ever feel like breaking down?
Do you ever feel out of place?
Like somehow you just don't belong
And no one understands you
Do you ever wanna runaway?
Do you lock yourself in your room?
With the radio on turned up so loud
That no one hears you screaming
:roll:
- i thought that track was just a joke track somebody put together for that conan obrien sketch. i can't beleive that's an actual song. that's hilarious
Oh, dear fuck. It isn't? I swear, I thought the same thing :lol:
:o

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AC/DC and Rolling Stones among many.
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bduffy wrote:
Lazarus Machine wrote:Okay, okay you guys, you've convinced me: now i hate Simple Plan too :lol: .

I haven't heard them though: who are they like? Give me an aural analogy -- are they like a Green Day-meets-Boyzone [since "brainless teenage girls" are mentioned a couple of times] type of a band?

Y'know, I always wondered why record labels don't push a punk Boyzone type of an outfit: it could be a very good marketing ploy. Wouldn't you agree?
They're like Green Day except 10x as prefab. With deep, original lyrics like:
Do you ever feel like breaking down?
Do you ever feel out of place?
Like somehow you just don't belong
And no one understands you
Do you ever wanna runaway?
Do you lock yourself in your room?
With the radio on turned up so loud
That no one hears you screaming
:roll:
Coldplay can outdo them any day.

A friend of mine has coldplay lyrics glued all over her notebook. Take a peak in their great minds:

Excerpt from "the Scientist":
Come up to meet you, tell you I'm sorry
You don't know how lovely you are

I had to find you
Tell you I need you
Tell you I set you apart

Tell me your secrets
And ask me your questions
Oh let's go back to the start

Running in circles
Coming up tails
Heads on a silence apart

Nobody said it was easy
It's such a shame for us to part
Nobody said it was easy
No one ever said it would be this hard

Oh take me back to the start
f**king hell, most of it sounds like a 5 year old wrote it. Occasionally, the guy's brain spasms and he writes some poetic nonsense, which is indeed impressive. Treat yourself to a few more works of genius:

Excerpt from "In my Place":
Sing it please, please, please,
Come back and sing to me,
To me, me.

Come on and sing it out, now, now.
Come on and sing it out
To me, me
Come back and sing.

In my place, in my place,
Were lines that I couldn't change,
I was lost, oh yeah.
Oh yeah.
The full lyrics from "Life is for Living":
Now I never meant,
To do you wrong,
That’s what I came here to say.

But if I was wrong,
Then I’m sorry,
I don’t let it stand in our way.

As my head just aches,
When I think of,
The things that I shouldn’t have done.

But, life is for living,
We all know,
And I don’t wanna live it alone.

Sing,
Ah, ah, oh,
Sing,
Ah, ah, oh,

And just think,
Ah, ah, oh.
And now, for the lyrical climax...

Here's an excerpt from "Everything's not lost"
Sing out oh oh oh yeah
Oh oh yeah
Oh oh yeah
Everything's not lost
Come on yeah
Oh oh yeah
Come on yeah
Everything's not lost
Oh oh yeah
Oh oh yeah
Oh oh yeah
Everything's not lost
Come on yeah
Oh oh yeah
Come on yeah
Come on yeah
Oh oh yeah
Come on yeah
Everything's not lost
Sing out yeah
Oh oh yeah
Come on yeah
Everyting's not lost
Come on yeah
Oh oh yeah
Sing out yeah
Everything's not lost

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Any Hip-hop/ R&B act! :-o

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Those Coldplay lyrics are not so hot. I always suspected he wasn't singing about much.

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I think that's mostly preference when it comes to Hip-Hop and R&B... I mean, cummon, to me I've only met people who either LOVE it or HATE it beyond measure. But that's just me, and I'm probably next on the overrated list... :roll:
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What else can i say but Oh yeah and Ah-ha and Ah, ah, oh? :)

Okay, 'nuff bad lyrics. Now how about discussing the absolute *BESTEST* lyrics that we've heard? We could do this genre-wise or just bundle everything together.
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outsomnia20 wrote:everyone that posted here, including me.
US? Heck, we aren't even rated! We're just some barely audible virtual voices wafting across the digital landscape of the world wide web. Fading echoes on the cyberscape; insignificant ramblings along the information superhighway... :cry:
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