The emergence of late 90s/early noughties rock

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Re: The emergence of late 90s/early noughties rock

Post by Horwood Beer-Master » Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:29 pm

Devogay wrote:Used to absolutely love Sum 41, blink 182, Bowling for Soup, Papa Roach, Boxcar Racer, Offspring, Linkin Park, Jimmy Eat World etc. They're probably some of the best bands, ever. Their songs have, and still, play a major influence in my adolescence. I remember when I was 10, and my mother purchased me a Sum 41 hoody from the market; I'd wear it every day, and even sleep in it :{D
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Re: The emergence of late 90s/early noughties rock

Post by tattuchu » Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:54 pm

Devogay wrote:
rachelbean wrote:
AshtonBlack wrote:Give me Faith No More over all the bands you mentioned.
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No, The Pixies and Greenday :{D
The Pixies? Okay, now you're talking :tup:
Pixies are a local (for me) band, by the way. And speaking of The Pixies, I love (related) The Breeders:



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Re: The emergence of late 90s/early noughties rock

Post by divagreen » Fri Apr 15, 2011 5:18 pm

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