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Why does this feature make me think the word 'Lawsuit' ? Is it perhaps because of this? http://www.simpletoremember.com/what/stellaawards.htm

True, but I think North American's will want the bigger engine anyway. Driving something like a Silverado with a 2.9L sounds kind of weird.

'emo ladder rack' lol

Winger - Generica

Oh, shame.

Van Halen's debut came 7th. RUSH's 'Moving Pictures' came 27th. I'll stick with classic rock I'm not sure how Nirvana's 'Nevermind' came 8th. I can't for the life of me STAND 'American Idiot' . It's so overhyped. But around my area, only idiot 12 year old kiddies who hated America for reasons they didn't even know, so I guess that doesn't help much. Plus, it just sounds like noise to me. Listening to: Still They Ride - Journey

+1 This is bull$h!... pure unadulterated bull$h!. I don't like the H2 much, but nobody deserves this at all. It's not as if I should go about smashing Prius' because their batteries contain loads of toxic crap, and pollutants. Maybe I should though.

You still have Green Day on it though.

Right here. Only I go the extra step and buy Organic Peanut Butter.

Weird Al Yankovic - You Don't Love Me Anymore.

Don't Walk Away - Danger Danger

Wow. Now mine doesn't sound so bad anymore. Did people actually LISTEN to this music?!

Quite a few people I know didn't know Jump was a Van Halen song. That song is either loved or hated, for a couple reasons, at least among Halen fans. Perhaps save for Ratt, the songs I posted aren't any of the bands best. I just wanted to show that their more plebeian material is still well made, and show their songwriting talent. You may hate the style, but the technical prowess,and attention to detail is excellent. Of course, the punk-rock of today seems to have a 'messier' feel, and I suppose it's just part of their message. Not as if everything from the 80's sucks. http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=423...h&plindex=1 White Wedding - Billy Idol

Judging by your recent posts, I will posit that you are lying about your age on this website. People who are younger than me on this website show much more respect to their fellow members than you, so I have to question your maturity.

Ironically, one brand is Dumb and one brand is Dumber. Sorry about the Chrysler hating, but I'm just happy that this thing is dead. It's not what Chrysler needs at the moment. If they had a bit more cash, and a better design, then I'd be all for it.

What? It is linguistically impossible to use the words 'Chrysler' and 'Smart' in the same sentence. So I have to improvise.

Holy Sh*t! A totally un-dumb idea by Chrysler! That's a new one.

I don't have Dog Eat Dog, but I have heard it through a few times, and I didn't mind it much. I was just a bit upset that the hooks weren't as catchy as 'Down Boys' which itself had a heavier sound than a good chunk of their material. Heh. I had that 'Hear About It Later' video saved onto my Hard Drive, because that video is an awesome display of what Van Halen was. RUSH - Manhattan Project

Who's That Girl... Madonna... HAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRFFFF

Well what are you waiting for? http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...10:hcfuxqtdldse Winger IV is a great album, but it takes more time to digest. I had to listen to it a few times to really get into it. They return to a prog-tinged sound. To be honest, I think Kip sounds better now that he's gotten older, however that's subjective. It also doesn't have any 'Seventeen' or 'Can't Get Enuff' in it. Instead, it is very serious, and deals directly with the Iraq war... not opposing it or being for it... but instead looking at it through the soldiers eyes. The toughest song for me was 'Generica' but it's now one of my favorite Winger tracks. 'Blue Suede Shoes' can send chills through your spine if in the right frame of mind. As for Pull... I think it's a mixed bag. I love some songs, like Down Incognito, and Blind Revolution Mad, but others I think are pandering too much to the grunge crowd.

I only own one Dokken album (Under Lock & Key) so I don't pay much attention to the guy. On the other end of the spectrum is Kip Winger. He's seems to have kept one hell of a low profile, even when promoting Winger IV.

I only own one Dokken album (Under Lock & Key) so I don't pay much attention to the guy. On the other end of the spectrum is Kip Winger. He's seems to have kept one hell of a low profile, even when promoting Winger IV.

I'm not too sure. He actually seems pretty close to Axl Rose, because the two have sung together very often, and Bach has even filled in for Axl on a couple of occasions. I think it's just his personality that's giving him that name, and even I think he is obnoxious today. Most of the rockers from back then have matured a bit, and checked their egos. But 'Baz is still being himself.