What music do you like... ?

[guidofatherof5]

I just ignored it, it got worse for a while then stopped completely when they finally realized that I wasn't upset at all.

That in itself is the secret to dealing with people like that. It's a control issue.
If they can't control(cause a response) you they move on.
Nice going Chantel.

[andycul]

Finally remembered how to post You Tube videos properly, lol (it's been a while) anyway this is the video that I tried to post. Unsigned Scottish band that I am really enjoying just now

[RedSidedSPR]

I'm making playslist on YouTube of my favorite groups. Why not.. lol

Eminem - YouTube

Linkin Park - YouTube

3 Doors Down - YouTube

[Stefan-A]

[onlinegamesz]

i also love Eminem

[angrygamer]

was in a sentimental mood this morning...




...loves me some Stereolab!



some old NIN:

[PINJOHN]

What a talent Leona Lewis singing her version of snow patrols .. run. if you haven't got goose bumps by the time the choir comes in there in something seriously wrong with you.
Leona Lewis - Run - YouTube

[infernalis]

[ConcinusMan]

More stuff from my high school days. Back when CD's were just starting to appear in stores at around 30 bucks a pop and you couldn't touch a CD player for less than $500. There were no DVD's back then. The rich could afford LP-sized video disks though but often the players caught fire after prolonged use. Vinyl and cassettes were the mainstream. Even VCR's (Beta) weren't very common in households. Nobody had laptops, very few had desktops. There was no internet, no Windows, and there was no MP3 players. The digital revolution was just getting started. Some people had pagers (drug dealers and doctors only) but nobody had cell phones. Closest thing was a car phone (corded to the car) and only very rich people/limo's had them. Auto insurance was optional. Unemployment was virtually unheard of but the majority lived on minimum wage while the few got very rich (Reganomics). The cold war between U.S.A. and the Soviet Union was at it's height. The threat of global nuclear war was very real and weighed heavy on people's minds. Space shuttle launches were big news and people were glued to the T.V. whenever there was a launch. The nation weeped when the Challenger exploded shortly after launch, killing all 7 astronauts. MTV actually still aired music videos. ALL DAY EVERY DAY. These are all things I remember from those days. Now back to the music of the day...

[ConcinusMan]