3/10 --- Sorry Hypno just really wasn't my style xD



CAKE - Never There

Big fan of cake, love that song and that entire album   9/10








Mine:


Slash - I Hold On (Feat. Kid Rock)

8/10 nice song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUVC1J-DAO8

lol zozo... they actually sound much better then i thought they would... plus he's wearing a mustache


10/10   






mine:

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Hummmmm i dunno ....6/10  good guitard riff


mine : i think this song win a grammy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBmCJEehYtU

11/10 for the clown 






mine:


Billy Joel - Leningrad

I'm a lyrics guy but that dude has talent, i liked the end too, uptempo there.




I'll go with 8/10








I'll stick to the long theme u had going there :p


mine:


Guns N' Roses-Coma

lol  i gonna stop this madness....   9/10   still have a Casette of  Appetite of destruction.  lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgpXp1ij06o

Zozo, i liked that, guy had some skills too.   8/10






mine:

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ehh not my kind of thing but it was good (kinda) 4/10

Dreams by Lisa Mitchell - Dubstep Remix

Not my kinda thing either, was hoping someone else would watch and rate lol


3/10 but like i said, its just not my thing.






Mine:




Kid Rock - Happy New Year [Music Video]

        7/10 it was just a little slow for me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdQN-B8aodw

5/10 - I like korn, but Ice Cube not so much :3



Starset - My Demons

I liked the lyrics, song was good too


7.5/10





Slash's Snakepit - Neither Can I

Hey guys.

Rob, I loved the Slash's Snakepit song man and give you 8.5 rubber chickens out of 10!

I used this stuff below somewhere else once and thought this looks as good place as any to post it again....my taste in music is extremely diverse and I can appreciate almost any music (I said almost Mr Beiber), but for me there will always be Pink Floyd and then everybody else. 

Pink Floyd came about in the 1960s when a group of students named Syd Barret, Nick Mason, Roger Waters and Richard Wright got together. Syd left soon after to join a different type of group - a mental institution and died in 2006 wearing a dress and not knowing his own name! Drugs! David Gilmour took his place and became one of the world's greatest guitarists and is still ranked at No.14 according to Rolling Stone Music. He is also widely recognised as one of the world's premier slide guitarists as well.

Roger Waters himself was the song writing lyrical genius and bass guitarist who made Pink Floyd what it is. I have seen him in concert twice in Australia.

Richard Wright fast became recognised as being well ahead of his time in regards to the synthesized keyboards sounds he was creating...keeping in mind this was now only the 70s. He is in the top 10 of almost any 'greatest rock keyboardist' website you care to Google.

In 1973 the album Dark Side of the Moon was launched and went on to become the 3rd best-selling album in history. 'The album is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for being on the charts longer than any other album in history, namely 591 consecutive weeks or 11.4 years in Billboard top 200! A total of approx 14 whole years (741 weeks) in and back in top 200, and a staggering 26 years in some Billboard chart or other'.

The band spilt and had not performed a concert together since 1981 and the clip I have below was the first time in 24 years (2005) that all four members of the band had played together.  Sadly it was also close to the last as keyboardist Richard Wright died from cancer shortly after in 2008.

Keep in mind the musicians in the clip were around 62 when it was shot and are close enough to 70 now.  I often wonder what they could have been without a 24 year break. Man I love these guys!

http://youtu.be/xVQTKSWULu8?t=16m8s