How is that song a "disaster"? It sold about a squillion copies and many people, from old people at wedding receptions to me, like to dance to it. I consider that a success.

Night is young and the music's high,
With a bit of rock music, everything is fine

NOT CRAP.

I bet Soungarden would vote Abba.

sunlore wrote:And yet, is this how it is going to be?

And I voted thrice.

si-maro wrote:How is that song a "disaster"? It sold about a squillion copies and many people, from old people at wedding receptions to me, like to dance to it. I consider that a success.

The word "squillion" totally sets off my "this person's seen Some Kind of Monster" radar, as Jason Newsted is the only other person i've ever heard use that word.

well, soundgarden and ABBA sound so incredibly similar, i am just stuck on this one.

maybe after this, i will post my own either/or thread: dolphins vs. paperclips!

seriously, though, if you are going to do an either/or thread, pick two things that are at least somewhat related (the only relation i see here is: they both make sound).

Soundgarden versus ABBA has been a humorous (though completely serious) point of contention here, messr Clark. get used to it.

as you can see, Soundgarden is getting trounced.


because they fucking suck.

BClark wrote:well, soundgarden and ABBA sound so incredibly similar, i am just stuck on this one.

Actually, that's where all the fun comes in! This thread would be awfully dull if it were, say, Soundgarden vs Pearl Jam.

To compare ABBA against Soundgarden takes a subtle yet razor sharp mind. Well, at least it would if Soundgarden didn't suck.

Hell, what do I know. I'm just a carpeted brick.

I think it's great when a brick once again proves to be smarter than Soundgarden fans.


Salut! Brick.

this isn't even relavent

how could sound garden even be considered?