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Triple J?

My Pandora loves to play Boyz II Men on my 2 Live Crew station. Silly Pandora..putting polar opposites on the same channel.

Yikes. I mean.....wow thats pretty bad. Though the other day I was listening to a fairly metal station I had made up about a year ago, and Led Zepplin was played. That one really threw me

Not really that surprising, man.

Zepplin is generally listed as a major influence on the metal genre.

Yea, so is Black Sabbath, but when Im rocking out to a station with Meshuggah as the search band, they are WAY off

Are you implying that there's ever a time where Black Sabbath would be unwelcome?

If so, I say good day to you sir.

Indeed I am MR, indeed I am

daedalus wrote:

I also have very mixed feelings about My Chemical Romance. Based upon their cover of Desolation Row, they seem like very talented musicians. I just wish they could stop sobbing all over their instruments long enough to really do something useful with that talent. I mean, Jesus, put down the mike, go get a drink of water, maybe smoke a cigarette, count to 10, and try again, this time without the waterworks. :/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2jAwiq6YsE

This seemed appropriate.

My Pandora is pretty crazy as well: "Yes, I like to hear my Iced Earth/Dream Theater/Savatage channel, now how the feth did Sonata Artica sneak in there? Dammit."

"Tech N9ne? sweeeeeeeet, Mac Miller? " Rage quit Pandora.

I liked my chemical romance with their first and second albums, but after that, I lost them.

Their second album (while angsty and generally bleh to me now) actually had some pretty deep emotion tucked away that I didn't mind. There's a few songs on there that really just made me like "woah" when I was like 13

I remember I used to like UnderOath. They're alright. Screamo is eh now, although underoath had some decent arrangements , especially their percussion sections.

I like pandora when it comes to underground hip hop and spoken word, although I swear they give me C.R.E.A.M too many times, along with some snoop dog and Dr.Dre song I can't remember.