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..."), it should be noted that MS has a *long* history of using Mac fans as their spokespeople: Blue Man Group, who have repeatedly said they could not... sound to Windows 95, used a Mac to do it and his Macintoshes continue to play a central role in his work to this day. The Rolling Stones, who's "Start Me Up" was the theme in Win 98 commercials, use Macs in their studio and to control their ...

... the mix up from dancey stuff, figured a good acoustic cover song was a good transition, plus i hate the rolling stones, but this cover is awesome. very pretty voice, love love love the chorus. 6) norah jones - don't ..., and you can probably guess why i chose this song.. alot of pumpkins fans don't know the original and its pretty good. 11) Cranberries - ...

... even the deeper catalog. I liked some of the stuff off Load and ReLoad too. Hardcore fans call these the sell-out years, but I prefer the sell out, pandering to a pop...laughable. Dust off your old Metallica Records. Death Magnetic is about as relevant as another new album by Santana or The Rolling Stones. In fact, the "guest musician on every song" format could be the next Metallica...

... Whisky owner Elmer Valentine. It was from Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, by the way, that the Rolling Stones recruited guitarist Mick Taylor, who I regrettably... actually quite an accomplished guitarist whose work with the Stones was frequently uncredited and who was underutilized by the band. My apologies to all the fans of the Rolling Stones that I offended.) Moving on then to the next new name on...

Originally Posted by IWasaCamera They did have a ridiculous amount of intense fans back in the day. Yeah. It's weird to me, how I was a huge fan in like, ... was hopping on that wagon. Maybe it's because stores like Wal-Mart started carrying those Pink Floyd/Rolling Stones/AC-DC/Led Zeppelin t-shirts, or something more significant, who knows. It just kind of always struck me as...

...the band? And how many people (who were not fans of U2 or music buffs) saw that and were like...on the streets know who he is? I agree, when it comes to hardcore fans, Metalica is probably one of the biggest bands on Earth, if not the biggest. But when you consider the wider range of fans, average listeners, the general public, etc.- it would be the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink...

..., Black Sabbath, The Doors, The Jimi Hendriz EXPERIENCE!!! , Deep Purple, Boston, The Who, The Gratefull (probably spelled that wrong, I'm tired) Dead, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Queen, David Bowie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Cream, Aerosmith, etc. Kids nowadays have no musical education and it honestly depresses me a little, ...

... The world tour would see the band playing to over 2.5m fans over 100 shows.                                                                                                                                 2000, British Boy band A1 went to No....             1965, a Rolling Stones gig in Dublin, Ireland ended in a riot after 30 fans jumped onto the stage. Jagger was knocked to the floor as the rest ...

I guess this ones more for oasis fans, Noel recently did an interview and stated his top 10 bands ever. im not surprised at the list really.... La's. is he saying no original and influential music has been made after the early/mid 90s? views anyone? 1: The Beatles 2: The Rolling Stones 3: The Who 4: Sex Pistols 5: The Kinks 6: The La's 7: Pink Floyd 8: The Bee Gees 9: The Specials 10: (...

...music on a full stomach), I’m going outside for a smoke. Run into a few fans who ask THE most annoying question – “can we get a quick picture?” ...been here with this. It never gets any less interesting for me. For the record, THE DEFINITIVE top 10 is this.. 1. The Beatles 2. The Rolling Stones 3. The Who 4. The Sex Pistols 5. The Kinks 6. The La’s 7. Pink Floyd 8. The Bee Gees 9...