I don't think Type O were popular enough in 1993 to get on that. They could have paired well with Scarface.

Fun fact: Biohazard started out as Carnivore wannabes. Peter Steele arranged the session for their demo as a favor.


Coin flip...

The soundtrack in question actually came out after ...

I don't think Type O were popular enough in 1993 to get on that. They could have paired well with Scarface.

Fun fact: Biohazard started out as Carnivore wannabes. Peter Steele arranged the session for their demo as a favor.


You're so close that you would be in the emergency room if this was a ...

this is really happening??

Nickelback loses to almost everyone. Except maybe Kid Rock.


Some of you could, at the very least, attempt to act like you have a half a clue some of the time.

I probably have "The Entire Board Versus Me Solo..." faded when it comes to listening to both of these ...

This sort of counts:

Because of a number of factors -- a dumb obsession with hair metal in high school, moving from that directly to grunge/punk/alternative in college -- I never really had a Beatles Phase like so many do. I worked in oldies radio after college and my mom was into them, and of ...

Saw them last night in Houston. Really good. They’re basically a bunch of 20 year olds that grew up on Fender Deville bands.

There’s not a lot to dislike here. They played through amps w/ minimal pedals, had a good drummer, used Television style techniques for aorta broken pretty guitar lines ...

Krev wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 2:03 pm I like On Through the Night - especially Wasted and Rock Brigade - but I can never get in to High 'N Dry.

This is a total bummer.

This is a tough one! I like the Fall’s cover of “Victoria,” but more than the original? Probably not.

Oh, wait, now that I think about it: “You Really Got Me.” Some other VH/DLR covers might fit the bill here too.

There are several jazz standards for which I love several covers equally ...

This one almost steps over into being better. It is always interesting to hear a cover that stays in the same vein as the original, but totally stands on it's own two feet anyway.

I'm not sure if this fits the spirit of the thread, but speaking of being denied songwriting credits there is no "Layla" without Rita Coolidge. Interesting backstory there as well!

https://youtu.be/BwJgWqLTeCw?si=RfZlAyM91iIHOp6U



That reminds me...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMXPzEoIrxg ...