@LandrysFedora said:
Anyone know why I can't post a music video? It says it will post after it is approved?? Then never gets posted?? Any clues here? I have never posted anything inappropriate.
Not sure. Could be a link that the CU forum software picked up as copyright infringement or something? There may be a general "spam filter" on here, and the software is seeing it as that and blocking it. I doubt if it has anything to do with your account.
Was the song from Youtube? I've never seen Youtube links blocked anywhere, except on forums that won't allow any links at all.
If ya want, post the song title on here, and we'll post it for you.
Thanks for the info, Steve. Groce posted it for me last night. Nirvana "Come As You Are" is the song. And it was from You Tube.
@Steven59 said:
So bets in - when is DD gonna lose it again?
As soon as someone posts something that offends him or he disagrees with lol
Like clock. work 😂😂😂
Whatever, I didn't even say anything to anybody, I was trying to post music videos and Steven and you started running your mouths about me. I'm not sweating it, long after we're gone people can go back through the archives and see some of the wildest, most dramatic, and funniest $hit ever posted on the forum from me. I like to have fun, and I know how to entertain and create buzz. I brought it all, comedy, drama, you name it, I set the bar pretty damn high. I'm one of, if not the most, controversial figure to ever step foot in this joint, and I left my mark.
LOL there was never any controversy over you, like 2 sides fighting over supporting your ridiculous drivel or not supporting it.
You just come off the rails when you get upset and take it to a full on retard level, and accuse everyone here of basically being a freaking Nazi even though nobody has ever come out and discussed their political views like you have.
Support whichever agenda you want, nobody cares because we are here to discuss sports and in the sports world it's different opinions that make the world go round but for you differing opinions get spun into politics and hateful accusations that nobody here deserves or cares to debate with you.
I probably gave you more LOL's than anyone and talked you off the ledge and asked you to take a breath and regroup multiple times but after awhile I just gave up and after your last several episodes or meltdowns I just couldn't bother giving a crap to even acknowledge you anymore.
Feel free to post away, I won't punk you off again, even though I am disgusted with your previous meltdowns I don't have any bad will towards you.
Who knows, maybe it was all an act, keep things interesting around here, every good forum needs a villain. Or maybe it wasn't, maybe everything I said is really how I feel? You'll never know.
@Saint Ezzard said:
Who knows, maybe it was all an act, keep things interesting around here, every good forum needs a villain. Or maybe it wasn't, maybe everything I said is really how I feel? You'll never know.
What the hell does that even mean? Are you drinking? Have you been watching Training Day again?
@Saint Ezzard said:
Who knows, maybe it was all an act, keep things interesting around here, every good forum needs a villain. Or maybe it wasn't, maybe everything I said is really how I feel? You'll never know.
What the hell does that even mean? Are you drinking? Have you been watching Training Day again?
No, I'm not drinking, but I have been watching Training Day. Now leave me alone, I'm going to bed!
WOW, that’s got to be the best display of Humility I have ever seen. How did this place ever survive without you?? One thing is certain, you won’t leave because you can’t leave.
You need us way, way more than we could ever need you.
@stevek said:
I think the above was the first mention of Guns N' Roses. Axl Rose, in my opinion, has the greatest voice in rock history. His range on Mr Brownstone truly was amazing. Many other great songs as well.
I think I saw somewhere that he had the greatest range of any vocalist - even more than Mariah Carey.
@stevek said:
I think the above was the first mention of Guns N' Roses. Axl Rose, in my opinion, has the greatest voice in rock history. His range on Mr Brownstone truly was amazing. Many other great songs as well.
I think I saw somewhere that he had the greatest range of any vocalist - even more than Mariah Carey.
When Brian Johnson went down, Angus Young obviously thought the same about Axl, and hired him to be their new front man. I'm sure that Angus over the years had always wondered what their songs would sound like with Axl singing them. Admittedly, I was anxious to hear it as well.
Turns out, in my opinion, Axl's voice just wasn't a good fit for AC/DC songs. While it wasn't a miserable failure or anything like that, the chemistry just wasn't there. I'm glad Brian healed up and came back with the group. Especially because Brian Johnson has to be one of the nicest, classiest guys in rock and roll history.
I apologize for the thread getting off track, didn't mean for that to happen. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go make myself a Peep Dog for lunch.
When Brian Johnson went down, Angus Young obviously thought the same about Axl, and hired him to be their new front man. I'm sure that Angus over the years had always wondered what their songs would sound like with Axl singing them. Admittedly, I was anxious to hear it as well.
Turns out, in my opinion, Axl's voice just wasn't a good fit for AC/DC songs. While it wasn't a miserable failure or anything like that, the chemistry just wasn't there. I'm glad Brian healed up and came back with the group. Especially because Brian Johnson has to be one of the nicest, classiest guys in rock and roll history.
That is why a perfect blend of people & styles make a great group. John Bonham and Neil Peart are two very excellent percussionists but if you were to have them switch groups it would not have worked.
@Maywood said:
WOW, that’s got to be the best display of Humility I have ever seen. How did this place ever survive without you?? One thing is certain, you won’t leave because you can’t leave.
You need us way, way more than we could ever need you.
My goodness keets, you certainly are all wound up today, you need to relax. Here you go, I took the liberty of selecting a nice fun song for you, now calm down, and enjoy this melody.
When Brian Johnson went down, Angus Young obviously thought the same about Axl, and hired him to be their new front man. I'm sure that Angus over the years had always wondered what their songs would sound like with Axl singing them. Admittedly, I was anxious to hear it as well.
Turns out, in my opinion, Axl's voice just wasn't a good fit for AC/DC songs. While it wasn't a miserable failure or anything like that, the chemistry just wasn't there. I'm glad Brian healed up and came back with the group. Especially because Brian Johnson has to be one of the nicest, classiest guys in rock and roll history.
That is why a perfect blend of people & styles make a great group. John Bonham and Neil Peart are two very excellent percussionists but if you were to have them switch groups it would not have worked.
While I'm here, I just want to congratulate @stevek on the Eagles winning the Super Bowl, I really like Jalen Hurts, he's a good man. And here's a gift for you to enjoy this off-season, a Jerry Jones action figure complete with accessories!
Back to the music, one of my all-time favorite songs. It's almost hard to believe this song was made in the 80s, it was way ahead of it's time. I exploit you, still you love me, I tell you one and one makes threeeee! Very relevant today.
Rage Against The Machine, love their sound, the fusion of metal and hip hop with elements of funk, and Zack De La Rocha has one of the most unique voices.
Here's a funny AC/DC story. Apparently Angus Young or one other member of the band was being interviewed and the interviewer asked him a question. It went something like this:
Interviewer: So, how is it you've managed to put out 13 albums that all sound alike??
Angus Young: I beg your pardon, that's 14 albums!!
Great to see a love of prog scattered about this thread. My all time favorite band is probably the Beatles. Favorite prog band is Genesis (from the Steve Hackett debut up to Duke).
Favorite rock song for me: Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who.
An absolute masterpiece from Stevie Nicks, sick beat and one of the most unique voices ever, this song actually inspired Prince to write "When Doves Cry."
This is one of my wife's favorite songs of all-time, she insisted that I post it here. Honest to god, if I had a dollar for everytime I've had to listen to this song, I'd be a rich man. I must admit though, it is a catchy tune.
One of the greatest songs ever made right here by one of the greatest bands ever, this song is a tribute to Billie Holiday and her connection to Harlem.
Gosh, I could go all year long on this thread. Tom Petty, the man was a musical genius, this is my favorite joint from him and his band the Heartbreakers.
Like the OP of this thread, I am a fan of many different types of music, hip hop being one of them. It's an extremely difficult art to master, producing a good beat and being able to flow with it and I happen to know the OP of this thread is himself a fan of hip hop. And what the heck, throw in a little boxing as well.
I'll never forget the first time I heard this song, I was blown away. When Zack De La Rocha left Rage Against The Machine as the lead singer, they replaced him with legendary frontman Chris Cornell from the band Soundgarden, and this is what you got. This song should be played at full volume.
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Thanks for the info, Steve. Groce posted it for me last night. Nirvana "Come As You Are" is the song. And it was from You Tube.
LOL there was never any controversy over you, like 2 sides fighting over supporting your ridiculous drivel or not supporting it.
You just come off the rails when you get upset and take it to a full on retard level, and accuse everyone here of basically being a freaking Nazi even though nobody has ever come out and discussed their political views like you have.
Support whichever agenda you want, nobody cares because we are here to discuss sports and in the sports world it's different opinions that make the world go round but for you differing opinions get spun into politics and hateful accusations that nobody here deserves or cares to debate with you.
I probably gave you more LOL's than anyone and talked you off the ledge and asked you to take a breath and regroup multiple times but after awhile I just gave up and after your last several episodes or meltdowns I just couldn't bother giving a crap to even acknowledge you anymore.
Feel free to post away, I won't punk you off again, even though I am disgusted with your previous meltdowns I don't have any bad will towards you.
Who knows, maybe it was all an act, keep things interesting around here, every good forum needs a villain. Or maybe it wasn't, maybe everything I said is really how I feel? You'll never know.
What the hell does that even mean? Are you drinking? Have you been watching Training Day again?
No, I'm not drinking, but I have been watching Training Day. Now leave me alone, I'm going to bed!
King Kong ain't got diddly squat on me!
Stop it. Go to bed.
Ok. Sorry.
WOW, that’s got to be the best display of Humility I have ever seen. How did this place ever survive without you?? One thing is certain, you won’t leave because you can’t leave.
You need us way, way more than we could ever need you.
I think I saw somewhere that he had the greatest range of any vocalist - even more than Mariah Carey.
When Brian Johnson went down, Angus Young obviously thought the same about Axl, and hired him to be their new front man. I'm sure that Angus over the years had always wondered what their songs would sound like with Axl singing them. Admittedly, I was anxious to hear it as well.
Turns out, in my opinion, Axl's voice just wasn't a good fit for AC/DC songs. While it wasn't a miserable failure or anything like that, the chemistry just wasn't there. I'm glad Brian healed up and came back with the group. Especially because Brian Johnson has to be one of the nicest, classiest guys in rock and roll history.
I apologize for the thread getting off track, didn't mean for that to happen. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go make myself a Peep Dog for lunch.
That is why a perfect blend of people & styles make a great group. John Bonham and Neil Peart are two very excellent percussionists but if you were to have them switch groups it would not have worked.
My goodness keets, you certainly are all wound up today, you need to relax. Here you go, I took the liberty of selecting a nice fun song for you, now calm down, and enjoy this melody.
Bonham could've easily pulled off Xanadu... 🥁🥁🥁
While I'm here, I just want to congratulate @stevek on the Eagles winning the Super Bowl, I really like Jalen Hurts, he's a good man. And here's a gift for you to enjoy this off-season, a Jerry Jones action figure complete with accessories!
Back to the music, one of my all-time favorite songs. It's almost hard to believe this song was made in the 80s, it was way ahead of it's time. I exploit you, still you love me, I tell you one and one makes threeeee! Very relevant today.
Come as you are, you say? Here's the song they ripped...er, borrowed the riff from.
but yeah, the Nirvana boys were big fans of Killing Joke. Sadly not enough people know the guitarist, Geordie Walker, who passed away last year.
Rage Against The Machine, love their sound, the fusion of metal and hip hop with elements of funk, and Zack De La Rocha has one of the most unique voices.
Me on the left and 2 of my buddies went to AC/DC last night, I am amazed at how good the concert was!!
Kick Ass pic's....
Cool...Cool...Cool...
Later my brother...
Here's a funny AC/DC story. Apparently Angus Young or one other member of the band was being interviewed and the interviewer asked him a question. It went something like this:
Interviewer: So, how is it you've managed to put out 13 albums that all sound alike??
Angus Young: I beg your pardon, that's 14 albums!!
Great to see a love of prog scattered about this thread. My all time favorite band is probably the Beatles. Favorite prog band is Genesis (from the Steve Hackett debut up to Duke).
Favorite rock song for me: Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who.
Just a beautiful song.
For the Crue heads.
Shea Stadium 1971...
Be something you love and understand.
The song is about meeting God!
This song takes me back to 97', my high school days, the 90s were fire.
The 80s were so magical, we'll never hear music like this again.
An absolute masterpiece from Stevie Nicks, sick beat and one of the most unique voices ever, this song actually inspired Prince to write "When Doves Cry."
This is one of my wife's favorite songs of all-time, she insisted that I post it here. Honest to god, if I had a dollar for everytime I've had to listen to this song, I'd be a rich man. I must admit though, it is a catchy tune.
Test run on the link...
duck://player/teO03JUx-xI
Test run from a different browser...
Testing 1,2,1,2. Is this thing on?
Just a darn great song from start to finish.
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For anyone reading this thread in the future, listen to this song with headphones on, loud.
One of the greatest songs ever made right here by one of the greatest bands ever, this song is a tribute to Billie Holiday and her connection to Harlem.
Another great song from U2, this song was actually playing in the Bada Bing strip club on the episode of The Sopranos I was watching last night.
Gosh, I could go all year long on this thread. Tom Petty, the man was a musical genius, this is my favorite joint from him and his band the Heartbreakers.
Like the OP of this thread, I am a fan of many different types of music, hip hop being one of them. It's an extremely difficult art to master, producing a good beat and being able to flow with it and I happen to know the OP of this thread is himself a fan of hip hop. And what the heck, throw in a little boxing as well.
I'll never forget the first time I heard this song, I was blown away. When Zack De La Rocha left Rage Against The Machine as the lead singer, they replaced him with legendary frontman Chris Cornell from the band Soundgarden, and this is what you got. This song should be played at full volume.
One of the sickest beats to a hip hop song you'll ever hear, throw in the flow of Method Man and Redman and you can't go wrong.
DD, are you talking to yourself??
Yes I am, it's the only way I can have an intelligent conversation around here.
In my opinion, the greatest anti-war song of all time.
A masterpiece for so many reasons.
In my opinion, the greatest anti-war song of all time.
Clearly haven’t listened to enough music, but that’s one of the Stones finest.