ChrisL
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Another good one would be Disturbed. Get up, get down with the sickness!
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Imagine THIS song being played at halftime.
Drowning Pool would be a good band for a SB half time show. This really is the kind of music they should have, IMO. They need some heavy metal.
Imagine THIS song being played at halftime.
Oh no, let's have something DIFFERENT for a SB Halftime show!
This year, FOR A CHANGE, let's have a young, 20-something, hot, tight little bodied dancer with a voice come out in a skimpy costume and DANCE while singing vocals to some hidden generic band behind the stage!
Let's not have actual musicians who play instruments (rock instruments), play something high energy to a good light show and rev things up for the 2nd half! I'm starting to think ol' Roger Goodell doesn't like rock music.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Drowning Pool would be a good band for a SB half time show. This really is the kind of music they should have, IMO. They need some heavy metal.
But better than Drowning Pool!
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
Well, Maroon 5 and Coldplay are popular bands.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
RHCP is an obscene band full of explicit lyrics that cannot be themselves on national TV. They are at their best playing between The Power of Equality and If You Have To Ask. Unfortunately, less than one in 1,000,000 music systems has the full bass potential to explore all the bass that is actually in the latter song!
Another good band is 311 and they have an incredible song, but again, virtually no one ever hears it as it was meant to play because almost no one has that kind of bass energy potential or volume in a home system.
Would love to play it for you.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
Well, Maroon 5 and Coldplay are popular bands.
Not in my circles.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
RHCP is an obscene band full of explicit lyrics that cannot be themselves on national TV. They are at their best playing between The Power of Equality and If You Have To Ask. Unfortunately, less than one in 1,000,000 music systems has the full bass potential to explore all the bass that is actually in the latter song!
Another good band is 311 and they have an incredible song, but again, virtually no one ever hears it as it was meant to play because almost no one has that kind of bass energy potential or volume in a home system.
Would love to play it for you.
Interesting and unique sound. I do like bands that have their own uniqueness. Never heard of them before. I must confess, the sound system on my computer is really crappy too.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
RHCP is an obscene band full of explicit lyrics that cannot be themselves on national TV. They are at their best playing between The Power of Equality and If You Have To Ask. Unfortunately, less than one in 1,000,000 music systems has the full bass potential to explore all the bass that is actually in the latter song!
Another good band is 311 and they have an incredible song, but again, virtually no one ever hears it as it was meant to play because almost no one has that kind of bass energy potential or volume in a home system.
Would love to play it for you.
Interesting and unique sound. I do like bands that have their own uniqueness. Never heard of them before. I must confess, the sound system on my computer is really crappy too.
That's because there is no such thing as good sound on a computer or a car. I remember a buddy of mine (my mentor) putting a tube amp in his Bronco pick up and a pair of 3-way home stereo speakers in the back. You know, wood cabinets, 10-12" woofers, etc. Don't remember the exact ones, probably Advents. Truck was a beater, eventually stolen though, for the sound system in it.
But not everyone want to wire a home receiver and speakers to their computer, so if you have $75, here are the best computer speakers out there to buy.
Harman Kardon Soundsticks III 2.1 Channel Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer
The usually sell more for $250, so if you can get a pair of these in any kind of good working condition, definitely go for it.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
RHCP is an obscene band full of explicit lyrics that cannot be themselves on national TV. They are at their best playing between The Power of Equality and If You Have To Ask. Unfortunately, less than one in 1,000,000 music systems has the full bass potential to explore all the bass that is actually in the latter song!
Another good band is 311 and they have an incredible song, but again, virtually no one ever hears it as it was meant to play because almost no one has that kind of bass energy potential or volume in a home system.
Would love to play it for you.
Interesting and unique sound. I do like bands that have their own uniqueness. Never heard of them before. I must confess, the sound system on my computer is really crappy too.
That's because there is no such thing as good sound on a computer or a car. I remember a buddy of mine (my mentor) putting a tube amp in his Bronco pick up and a pair of 3-way home stereo speakers in the back. You know, wood cabinets, 10-12" woofers, etc. Don't remember the exact ones, probably Advents. Truck was a beater, eventually stolen though, for the sound system in it.
But not everyone want to wire a home receiver and speakers to their computer, so if you have $75, here are the best computer speakers out there to buy.
Harman Kardon Soundsticks III 2.1 Channel Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer
The usually sell more for $250, so if you can get a pair of these in any kind of good working condition this cheap, definitely go for it.
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.
I love the Chili Peppers. They didn't actually perform that halftime show. They only did one act where they joined Bruno Mars who was the actual performer. You are right though, most of it is pop music, which I don't mind, but would rather have something more oriented to the game of football, something to get you riled up and excited.
At least Slash plays an awesome electric guitar!
RHCP is an obscene band full of explicit lyrics that cannot be themselves on national TV. They are at their best playing between The Power of Equality and If You Have To Ask. Unfortunately, less than one in 1,000,000 music systems has the full bass potential to explore all the bass that is actually in the latter song!
Another good band is 311 and they have an incredible song, but again, virtually no one ever hears it as it was meant to play because almost no one has that kind of bass energy potential or volume in a home system.
Would love to play it for you.
Interesting and unique sound. I do like bands that have their own uniqueness. Never heard of them before. I must confess, the sound system on my computer is really crappy too.
That's because there is no such thing as good sound on a computer or a car. I remember a buddy of mine (my mentor) putting a tube amp in his Bronco pick up and a pair of 3-way home stereo speakers in the back. You know, wood cabinets, 10-12" woofers, etc. Don't remember the exact ones, probably Advents. Truck was a beater, eventually stolen though, for the sound system in it.
But not everyone want to wire a home receiver and speakers to their computer, so if you have $75, here are the best computer speakers out there to buy.
Harman Kardon Soundsticks III 2.1 Channel Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer
The usually sell more for $250, so if you can get a pair of these in any kind of good working condition, definitely go for it.
I have some nice high quality ear buds, and music sounds a lot better when I listen with those. Problem is, I don't know where they are right now. The speakers on my laptop are terrible though, very tinny and cheap sounding.
Enough of the ghetto trash.
Enough of the ghetto trash.
Gotta have trannies everywhere
Especially exposing children to them .....or even worse thier lifestyle
Maroon 5, who are they? Didn't they just play a few years ago? They are no rock band.There have been plenty of rock bands in the halftime shows. Maroon 5 is, I guess, a rock band..or at least rock-ish, from last year. Coldplay was there in 2016. Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2014. Slash was part of the 2011 show. The Who played 2010. Bruce Springsteen in 2009. Tom Petty in 2008. Etc.
Coldplay, who are they? I thought these had to be "popular" bands.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers: their show stunk. Totally watered down.
Slash, you mean the guitarist from GNR?
The Who. Again, watered down and commercialized, but that was a DECADE ago anyway.
Springsteen. Light Rock. Pop rock.
Tom Petty. Same. FM radio stuff.
I'm not asking for real, goose-pimple invoking, mind-reeling music every year, but the NFL venues have been falling in toward a gut wrenching pop sameness like baby pap making it about as significant and memorable a music event as the Pro Bowl is to football.
If people think these shows are "memorable" they haven't a clue anything about real good music.