Hey, hope you aren't bashing on Dave Matthews Band. One of my fave bands of all time. Crash is a fantastic song.

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

If you're talking about the Dave Matthews Band then what little respect I did have for you is now completely gone.

JadeRose wrote:

The best work DMB ever did was dumped from their bus in to a river.

teedubbya wrote:

DMB live with Tim Reynolds is one of the best albums ever made.

To each their own.

I like pretty much all styles except for country. Can't stand that garbage. I like a full range from classical to hip hop to dubstep to metal/hardcore rock. DMB fits perfectly in the middle for me. Love some folksy music.

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

I find DMB music to be ho hum, uneventful and elevator worthy.

And I love all sorts of music as well. I am a deadhead at heart though and hear blues, bluegrass, folk, country, rock, reggae etc in the dead. I cringe when people compare DMB to them.

teedubbya wrote:

Hey, hope you aren't bashing on Dave Matthews Band. One of my fave bands of all time. Crash is a fantastic song.

Hank_The_Tank wrote:

I am indeed. I'd rather listen to cats f*cking while simultaneously banging on sheet metal with a brass mallet in a warehouse full of howler monkeys than listen to that $hit.





But that's just me........

JadeRose wrote:

No it's not....

dkeage wrote:

I am indeed. I'd rather listen to cats f*cking while simultaneously banging on sheet metal with a brass mallet in a warehouse full of howler monkeys than listen to that $hit.





But that's just me........

JadeRose wrote:

I was smitten with the prose and the way your words linked the senses of sight and hearing, but am wondering if there is a special reason that you selected brass on sheet metal.

Admittedly I know very little about metals and their properties (other than platinum, duh). Can you enlighten me?

signed,
thirsting for knowledge

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