Id say not crap. I have always seen them as the Johnny Depp of the music industry. Although fully mainstream they would rather find their own wierd nitch where they can challenge themselves and make art on their own terms. Would Johnny or Pearl Jam have the same attitude if they never got the mainst...

The biggest one has to be the Rolling Stones. They've had great periods in their career and I dont doubt their talent for keeping an audience interested with some humable tunes. However, as part of a younger generation Ive been introduced to them as a band you should respect more for their Hyper inl...

Thanks Chris,I just watched the video from start to finish. It really cleared up alot of the misconceptions created about Steve and his reputation as an professional.

Thanks,
Ryan

This may sound stupid but how did Steve get into the recording buisiness? I cant find any good articles on the web about him and Im always interested in hearing peoples stories.

Still every bit as effective as it ever was.

It totally depends on how complex your music is. Or how you write your songs. In the past with my group the singer/piano player and I(guitar) wrote songs by recording them. Often times this called for a click track because we ddidn'thave a drummer with us and most of the time we didn't use the basic...

I liken it to getting a tattoo of a looney toons character on you back because you think that character embodies your own perception of yourself.

You decide whether or not that's Crap...

I would have to say NOT CRAP in the least. In my humble opinion they may be the only mainstream thing that has come out in a long time to actually have artistry and purpose behind it. Sure it's extravagant and has a tendency to lose its listeners during moments of complete silence but one can trust ...

There have been so many local bands Ive seen over the years that have been horrible. However, I have to say one of the most annoying bands Ive seen live has to have been Umphrey's Mcgee. There's nothing that ticks me off more than musicians smacking the audience across the face with pure technique. ...

It marks a time Weezer's career where they were truly treading in unmarked territory. The sound of the record is amazing, and extremely ballsy for a followup. Unfortunatly since that record I look at Weezer as song writting machines with little soul behind their work. When Rivers says thing like he ...