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Happy Birthday to you, Master Jan. May your travels and teachings be positive as you can be.

It's very now and then for me. Now I have a copy of Nevermind on vinyl I may listen to it that way more often than the last few years.

who told you tapes are obsolete? Have you enjoyed doing this yet? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DfDvZpDXUAIRvj3.jpg I got excited when I thought I would need to do so but not this time! Man oh man when self-flipping cassette players came out, that was a blessing! That's what the cassette player/conve...

I've been for the last few days converting some cassette tapes to digital from my grandpa's stash, as I got him a cassette tape converter so he can do this for his music. And honestly, it's been fun listening to them, especially with some of the finds and seeing how he made copies. Like right now, I...

Y2K-kyle wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 29, 2012 11:48 am

Didn't even exist yet when Nevermind came out

I knew I responded but to be precious Nevermind came out 1 year, 6 months and 10 days before I was born XD

HOWEVER, I got it when I was 17 years old roughly, can't remember exactly.

Sorry, just read that, and they don't have an obsession with mimicking The Beatles. I try not to side with these types of conversations but this is from their own Wiki page: Oasis were most heavily influenced by the Beatles, an influence that was frequently labelled as an "obsession" by British med...

The only thing I knew about Wayne's World and their soundtrack was Bohemian Rhapsody

Happy birthday Nitesh. It's still odd to believe you are not around keeping this forum alive but you are always with us in our hearts.

As someone who grew up with classic rock, this one's a challenge!

I enjoy both bands but I think I'll go with Led Zeppelin, despite their history of stealing works and not crediting them until years later.

Faith No More or Red Hot Chili Peppers

That's about what I expected, as I LOVED the remastering of Ultramega OK.

I will say The Cars as I'm most familiar with their work.

Since we're expanding to different genres...

Buddy Guy or Joe Bonamassa (speaking of blues!)

Oh, now it's getting interesting. I will say Bon Jovi because they were the first band I got hooked on with "It's My Life". It holds a special place in my heart. Led Zeppelin win. Brilliant band. But I say that owning multiple Led Zep records but almost never listening to GVF. http://www.youtube.com...

Fair enough :lol: Now, I think I'll go with MC Hammer because he has more iconic songs and more of a pop culture icon than Vanilla Ice, who I believe is doing house flipping shows now. This one is because I'm curious about the conversation about sounding too much like a band. Led Zeppelin or Greta V...

Going with Kriss Kross solely because they ACTUALLY sang their songs

And if we're going there Spencer, then here's the true question:

*NSYNC or Backstreet Boys?

My goodness, so many ways this could go between STP & AiC :lol: BUT if I had to choose, I would choose Alice in Chains because, between the two bands, Layne had the best/most unique voice I haven't heard since. Now, I love Scott Weiland and his work with STP, Velvet Revolver, and his solo work (yes ...