Foo Fighters

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

Don't Lose Touch
Problems
Sink, Florida, Sink
Cavalier Eternal
T.S.R. (This Shit Rules)
Cliche Guevara

(forgot to reply earlier) thank you thank you. I'm liking these so far.

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

My brother was showing me all the music classes that were available they had one with the history of rock n roll but i think he said it didn't fit his schedule or something.

Oh so I was looking at the UVM dorms yesterday online (I was bored!). They have dorms that are themed and they have one hall for musicians only and you have to apply and they have 2 practice spaces where you can practice. I'm not gonna apply for that dorm cuz I'm nowhere near as musical as I give myself credit for but hopefully I'll make a friend who lives there

Color Me Impressed:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

Ugh, come on, the Ramones and the Stooges were damn catchy and melodic and they STARTED punk. Even the Clash were catchy and melodic. That had nothing to do with what's punk and what isn't. Punk's about the message and attitude, not about the catchiness. Jeez, I wanna take your brother's classes. I can't wait to go to college.

And Annie, there's nothing wrong with being a music snob. If you listened to everything, you'd be a bore.

Color Me Impressed:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

My brother was showing me all the music classes that were available they had one with the history of rock n roll but i think he said it didn't fit his schedule or something.

Oh so I was looking at the UVM dorms yesterday online (I was bored!). They have dorms that are themed and they have one hall for musicians only and you have to apply and they have 2 practice spaces where you can practice. I'm not gonna apply for that dorm cuz I'm nowhere near as musical as I give myself credit for but hopefully I'll make a friend who lives there

That's fucking awesome. I want to live with people that appreciate music as much as I do.

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

Ugh, come on, the Ramones and the Stooges were damn catchy and melodic and they STARTED punk. Even the Clash were catchy and melodic. That had nothing to do with what's punk and what isn't. Punk's about the message and attitude, not about the catchiness. Jeez, I wanna take your brother's classes. I can't wait to go to college.

And Annie, there's nothing wrong with being a music snob. If you listened to everything, you'd be a bore.

This is true, and the Ramones did love the Beach Boys and all those 50s girl groups, which is pretty much as poppy as it gets. But I dunno, I still don't really think of Green Day as a punk band for whatever reason. I don't think it's the major-label-ness, seeing as the Clash were on a major label from the beginning, and you're right about the catchiness... augh, I say good music is good music, call it whatever you want.

Exactly, I don't trust people who say they listen to "everything," they obviously don't even know what they like

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

My brother was showing me all the music classes that were available they had one with the history of rock n roll but i think he said it didn't fit his schedule or something.

Oh so I was looking at the UVM dorms yesterday online (I was bored!). They have dorms that are themed and they have one hall for musicians only and you have to apply and they have 2 practice spaces where you can practice. I'm not gonna apply for that dorm cuz I'm nowhere near as musical as I give myself credit for but hopefully I'll make a friend who lives there

That's fucking awesome. I want to live with people that appreciate music as much as I do.

DUDE! I want to live there! And hang out playing guitar and rambling about music all day! *jealous*

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

Ugh, come on, the Ramones and the Stooges were damn catchy and melodic and they STARTED punk. Even the Clash were catchy and melodic. That had nothing to do with what's punk and what isn't. Punk's about the message and attitude, not about the catchiness. Jeez, I wanna take your brother's classes. I can't wait to go to college.

And Annie, there's nothing wrong with being a music snob. If you listened to everything, you'd be a bore.

This is true, and the Ramones did love the Beach Boys and all those 50s girl groups, which is pretty much as poppy as it gets. But I dunno, I still don't really think of Green Day as a punk band for whatever reason. I don't think it's the major-label-ness, seeing as the Clash were on a major label from the beginning, and you're right about the catchiness... augh, I say good music is good music, call it whatever you want.

Exactly, I don't trust people who say they listen to "everything," they obviously don't even know what they like

Yeah I think people should just listen to what they want and not base it on the genre.. although I'm guilty by assoication.. I don't like rap and I don't listen to it and I won't listen to it.

There's just too much music out there to listen to! Although my music listenings have been pretty limited lately. I keep wanting to get more into classic rock but meh

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

My brother was showing me all the music classes that were available they had one with the history of rock n roll but i think he said it didn't fit his schedule or something.

Oh so I was looking at the UVM dorms yesterday online (I was bored!). They have dorms that are themed and they have one hall for musicians only and you have to apply and they have 2 practice spaces where you can practice. I'm not gonna apply for that dorm cuz I'm nowhere near as musical as I give myself credit for but hopefully I'll make a friend who lives there

That's fucking awesome. I want to live with people that appreciate music as much as I do.

DUDE! I want to live there! And hang out playing guitar and rambling about music all day! *jealous*

I know it almost sounds too good to be true.. but I'm scared that they'll know so much more than I do.. which is true and I'll be so overwhelmed. I'll just settle for making friends with people there. I'll walk inside and be like "Ooops.. I think I'm lost...OOOH a 1967 DOT EPIPHONE!!!"

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Color Me Impressed:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, Green Day are way too melodic to ever be really considered punk...I mean, they sound a good bit like the Buzzcocks, who were considered punk in their time but really they were more of a pop band who played fast and loud. And there's nothing wrong with that, that's probably how a lot of the bands I like would be described I have certain standards my music has to meet, but I'm trying to be more open minded about it. (it's tough sometimes though, if it sucks it sucks )

Dood, I want to do classes like that in college too

Ugh, come on, the Ramones and the Stooges were damn catchy and melodic and they STARTED punk. Even the Clash were catchy and melodic. That had nothing to do with what's punk and what isn't. Punk's about the message and attitude, not about the catchiness. Jeez, I wanna take your brother's classes. I can't wait to go to college.

And Annie, there's nothing wrong with being a music snob. If you listened to everything, you'd be a bore.

This is true, and the Ramones did love the Beach Boys and all those 50s girl groups, which is pretty much as poppy as it gets. But I dunno, I still don't really think of Green Day as a punk band for whatever reason. I don't think it's the major-label-ness, seeing as the Clash were on a major label from the beginning, and you're right about the catchiness... augh, I say good music is good music, call it whatever you want.

Exactly, I don't trust people who say they listen to "everything," they obviously don't even know what they like

Yeah I think people should just listen to what they want and not base it on the genre.. although I'm guilty by assoication.. I don't like rap and I don't listen to it and I won't listen to it.

There's just too much music out there to listen to! Although my music listenings have been pretty limited lately. I keep wanting to get more into classic rock but meh

Yeah, I don't own any rap CDs and there are none on my to-buy list...but hey, if a rapper ever caught my attention by not being a complete jackass, I'd give him/her a try

I know, it's overwhelming when you think about it I'm seriously impressed by the people who have 9000 songs on their iPod or whatever. I want to be that person someday

Janie Jones:

Yeah, if they started talking about equipment and amps and stuff I'd be lost I'd be like "ermm...I PLAY THE GUITAR!"

The Fool On The Hill:

I have almost 2300 songs on my ipod.. I'm getting there!

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

I have almost 2300 songs on my ipod.. I'm getting there!

I only have like 1900 *feels inadequate*

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, if they started talking about equipment and amps and stuff I'd be lost I'd be like "ermm...I PLAY THE GUITAR!"

I know a little bit.. just like names and stuff from going onto the Equipment forum on the Foo board but those people are insane.. They know so much. I think it's pretty cool.

Oh I went into the little CD store today since I was in town with my friend and I bought a Supergrass CD. It's actually not bad.. and it was only like 8 bucks.. although tax was a bitch and made it over 10 bucks Little fucker. Although I hear Wal-Mart is trying to lower the prices of CDs... as much as I hate major corporations.. I think it's a good idea!

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

I have almost 2300 songs on my ipod.. I'm getting there!

I only have like 1900 *feels inadequate*

MWAHAHA *feels inferior*

I don't listen to a lot of them.. but I'm trying to fix that .. ugh.

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

I have almost 2300 songs on my ipod.. I'm getting there!

I only have like 1900 *feels inadequate*

MWAHAHA *feels inferior*

I don't listen to a lot of them.. but I'm trying to fix that .. ugh.

that'd be SUPERIOR hon

I know, I don't want to have a bunch of songs I never listen to. But I already do And I haven't bought a CD in a while...oh my God, I just realized the last one I bought was the Juno soundtrack. That was like 2 months ago!

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

Yeah, if they started talking about equipment and amps and stuff I'd be lost I'd be like "ermm...I PLAY THE GUITAR!"

I know a little bit.. just like names and stuff from going onto the Equipment forum on the Foo board but those people are insane.. They know so much. I think it's pretty cool.

Oh I went into the little CD store today since I was in town with my friend and I bought a Supergrass CD. It's actually not bad.. and it was only like 8 bucks.. although tax was a bitch and made it over 10 bucks Little fucker. Although I hear Wal-Mart is trying to lower the prices of CDs... as much as I hate major corporations.. I think it's a good idea!

I know, I'm always impressed by people who know a lot about that stuff but I can never get interested enough to bother to learn it myself. *fails*

Haha yeah, it's tough to disagree with lowering prices...although I'm sure there's some evil Wal-Mart twist.

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

Janie Jones:

The Fool On The Hill:

I have almost 2300 songs on my ipod.. I'm getting there!

I only have like 1900 *feels inadequate*

MWAHAHA *feels inferior*

I don't listen to a lot of them.. but I'm trying to fix that .. ugh.

that'd be SUPERIOR hon

I know, I don't want to have a bunch of songs I never listen to. But I already do And I haven't bought a CD in a while...oh my God, I just realized the last one I bought was the Juno soundtrack. That was like 2 months ago!