Your top 5 favorite all-time songs.

by **Tobiopia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:49 pm

Frisivisia wrote:
Tobiopia wrote:I'm warning you though.
You think we were all just here? Or did that fancy evolution do some crap too?

Pretty much.

What do you think your purpose is?

by **Frisivisia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:49 pm

Oterro wrote:Why don't you keep your thoughts to yourselves if you can't debate civilly?

Who cares if its techno, Christian, Rock, Metal, Baroque, if it brings people happiness, it doesn't matter.

''christian music sucks'' is just immature.

Immature, but true.

by **Oterro** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:50 pm

Frisivisia wrote:
Oterro wrote:Why don't you keep your thoughts to yourselves if you can't debate civilly?

Who cares if its techno, Christian, Rock, Metal, Baroque, if it brings people happiness, it doesn't matter.

''christian music sucks'' is just immature.

Immature, but true.

Green Day sucks.

I can't do it too.

by **Tobiopia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:51 pm

Frisivisia wrote:
Oterro wrote:Why don't you keep your thoughts to yourselves if you can't debate civilly?

Who cares if its techno, Christian, Rock, Metal, Baroque, if it brings people happiness, it doesn't matter.

''christian music sucks'' is just immature.

Immature, but true.

That's an opinion. It's neither true nor false.
What is true is that Christian and universal music has a message.

by **New Alabasta** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:53 pm

1. D. City Rock by Teddyloid
2. Remember by FLOW
3. Red Fraction by MELL
4. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger by Daft Punk
5. Zutto Kimi no Soba De by TOM*CAT

by **Frisivisia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:55 pm

Tobiopia wrote:
Frisivisia wrote:Immature, but true.

That's an opinion. It's neither true nor false.
What is true is that Christian and universal music has a message.

So? Why do I want a message?

by **Frisivisia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:56 pm

Oterro wrote:
Frisivisia wrote:Immature, but true.

Green Day sucks.

I can't do it too.

I don't care what you think, but Tobias over here seems to care what I think, so I'm spreading my message, much like Toby's Jebus.

by **New York - New Jersey** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 5:58 pm

All-time would take a lot of reflection, so at the moment.

In no particular order:

El Scorcho- Weezer
Shadow of the Dead- Anti-Flag
Police and Thieves- The Clash
Rope- Foo Fighters
Body Movin- Beastie Boys

by **Frisivisia** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 6:02 pm

New York - New Jersey wrote:All-time would take a lot of reflection, so at the moment.

In no particular order:

El Scorcho- Weezer
Shadow of the Dead- Anti-Flag
Police and Thieves- The Clash
Rope- Foo Fighters
Body Movin- Beastie Boys

Ah, Weezer. I love them well.

by **Qatarab** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 6:18 pm

1)Rammstein-Keine Lust
2)Rammstein-Du Riechst So Gut
3)Metallica-Four Horsemen
4)Metallica-Enter Sandman
5)Quiet Riot-Bang Your Head(metal health)

YouTube Channel · by **The REAL Glasers** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 7:18 pm

Tobiopia wrote:5. They provide diversity.

If you need even more reasons, then just tell me and I'd be happy to own you and your childish responses.
By the way, by going against conformity I'm the one NOT being brainwashed.

Christian Rock is anything but diverse. It sticks to two different formats that rely on incredibly familiar chord progressions and the most common of block chords.

Also, by listening to Christian Rock (admittedly, a nice genre, but an incredibly large niche), you're hardly "going against conformity". And if that's a main motivation for you to listen to that form of music, you need to seriously reconsider how you listen to music.

by **Nohn** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 8:43 pm

Right then... background for me I guess. Was raised on Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, listened to rock all my life, moved over to metal in college, been to see six concerts in my life: Sam Roberts, Great Big Sea, Edguy, Hammerfall, Sonata Arctica and Blind Guardian - favourite of which was Blind Guardian, with Great Big Sea coming in second.

With that out of the way, five favourite songs:

- Battlefield - Blind Guardian
- All Hell For A Basement - Big Sugar
- What It Is - Mark Knopfler
- Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
- Ordinary Day - Great Big Sea

Honourable mention: Fiddler on the Green - Demons and Wizards

I know these songs have very little in common... ranging from power metal to folk rock but hey, I am a strange man

by **New Robotalica** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 9:49 pm

First Place: Kayne West's- MONSTER

Second Place: Martin Solveig ft. Dragonette- Hello!

Third Place: Black Eyed Peas- Just can't get enough

Forth Place: Ring...Around...The Rosie

Fifth Place: Victims of Science- The Device has been Modified

by **Idealismania** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 8:31 am

Frisivisia wrote:
Tobiopia wrote:Is there a problem with that, sir? It's better than modern mainstream crap and I'd prefer a good message that means something. I think most people do and just don't realize it.

Christian music kinda sucks... good message? Love a man who lived 2000 years ago who's dead. I don't need my soul saved. Brainwashing at it's finest.

That's a pretty rude thing to say and it's rude to laugh at someone else's beliefs and make fun of them because you don't agree with them. Your comment made u look like an ass...

by **Frisivisia** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 4:32 pm

Idealismania wrote:
Frisivisia wrote:Christian music kinda sucks... good message? Love a man who lived 2000 years ago who's dead. I don't need my soul saved. Brainwashing at it's finest.

That's a pretty rude thing to say and it's rude to laugh at someone else's beliefs and make fun of them because you don't agree with them. Your comment made u look like an ass...

Sorry, I was in a bad mood.

Plus, I kinda am...

by **Tobiopia** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 5:45 pm

The REAL Glasers wrote:
Tobiopia wrote:5. They provide diversity.

If you need even more reasons, then just tell me and I'd be happy to own you and your childish responses.
By the way, by going against conformity I'm the one NOT being brainwashed.

Christian Rock is anything but diverse. It sticks to two different formats that rely on incredibly familiar chord progressions and the most common of block chords.

Also, by listening to Christian Rock (admittedly, a nice genre, but an incredibly large niche), you're hardly "going against conformity". And if that's a main motivation for you to listen to that form of music, you need to seriously reconsider how you listen to music.

Actually I disagree. I don't like a lot of Christian music that just says the same thing over and over again, but I also like universal music like Kevin Max. Never have I once heard him use a common chord block.

YouTube Channel · by **The REAL Glasers** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 6:05 pm

Do you play guitar? dc Talk is as generic as it gets.

by **Tobiopia** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:27 am

The REAL Glasers wrote:Do you play guitar? dc Talk is as generic as it gets.

Some of their songs are, but many of them are different. So Help Me God, What if I stumble, In the Light, Walls doesn't even really revolve around chords, care for more?

YouTube Channel · by **The REAL Glasers** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 10:32 am

Oh sorry, excuse, I forgot to include progressions and scales in my post, my bad. Doesn't change anything, it's still incredibly generic and fits one of the two forms of Christian Rock.

Last.fm · by **Scotovy** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:21 pm

The REAL Glasers wrote:Oh sorry, excuse, I forgot to include progressions and scales in my post, my bad. Doesn't change anything, it's still incredibly generic and fits one of the two forms of Christian Rock.

Who gives a shit if someone likes Christian Rock. I like Skillet and they are a Christian band. I mean come on people! Grow up and get the hell over it and stop acting like school girls. Just agree to disagree for christ sakes!

by **The Oricalchos** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 4:48 pm

1. Revolution -The Beatles
2. Gimme Shelter -The Rolling Stones
3. 115 -Elena Siegman
4. Without Me -Eminem
5. Here Comes the Sun -The Beatles

by **Frisivisia** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 5:56 pm

Scotovy wrote:
The REAL Glasers wrote:Oh sorry, excuse, I forgot to include progressions and scales in my post, my bad. Doesn't change anything, it's still incredibly generic and fits one of the two forms of Christian Rock.

Who gives a shit if someone likes Christian Rock. I like Skillet and they are a Christian band. I mean come on people! Grow up and get the hell over it and stop acting like school girls. Just agree to disagree for christ sakes!

Your holier than thou approach is kinda repulsive.

by **Eisen Reich** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 6:04 pm

1.Dont Stop Beliving
2.Back in Black
3.All my friends are Dead
4.Enter Sandman
5.Number of the Beast

by **Thisbia** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 6:05 pm

1. Dead Eyes See No Future - Archenemy
2. Open Your Eyes - Guano Apes
3. Precious Things - Tori Amos
4. Homicide - Dieselboy
5. Butterfly - Kylie Minogue

Last.fm · by **Scotovy** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 6:07 pm

Frisivisia wrote:
Scotovy wrote:
Who gives a shit if someone likes Christian Rock. I like Skillet and they are a Christian band. I mean come on people! Grow up and get the hell over it and stop acting like school girls. Just agree to disagree for christ sakes!

Your holier than thou approach is kinda repulsive.

Ummmm....Okay. Whatever.

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