- Nolan with the hit of the year
- Reinhart is involved and playing well
- Jack's pass and Girgs finish
- none of the D are standing out - which is a good thing
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Oct 14 @ 11:19 PM ET
Top 5 favorite bands when you were in college? (Kent St?)
You were a DJ, correct?
Sorry, just find it interesting when people a little bit older than me were living during the explosion of Alternative music while it shaped my life. - rmiethaner
Very small school near Dayton.
The Clash
REM
The Replacements
Talking Heads
English Beat
I also listened to a bunch of more traditional rock from high school - The Who, Clapton, The Doors, Little Feat, and the Dead.
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Oct 14 @ 11:26 PM ET
Very small school near Dayton.
The Clash REM
The Replacements
Talking Heads
English Beat
I also listened to a bunch of more traditional rock from high school - The Who, Clapton, The Doors, Little Feat, and the Dead. - Der Kaiser
Honest Question: How do you feel about their album Reveal? After their bassist left the band?
Personally, I consider it to be one of their best and an album influenced by Radiohead, who are a band influenced by REM. They toured together (Radiohead opening in America for REM) for Radiohead's 1997 album OK COMPUTER and Michael Stipe was very influenced and touched by Thom Yorke, Radiohead's lead singer.
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Oct 14 @ 11:34 PM ET
Honest Question: How do you feel about their album Reveal? After their bassist left the band?
Personally, I consider it to be one of their best and an album influenced by Radiohead, who are a band influenced by REM. They toured together (Radiohead opening in America for REM) for Radiohead's 1997 album OK COMPUTER and Michael Stipe was very influenced and touched by Thom Yorke, Radiohead's lead singer. - BeadyEyedDouche
I stopped paying attention to them in the early mid nineties. I hated Shiny Happy People and Stand and all that dreck.
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Oct 14 @ 11:39 PM ET
They need to figure out a way for Kane to not get the puck outside the hashmarks. Inside the hashmarks, he's dynamite. Outside of them, he is worthless.
Honest Question: How do you feel about their album Reveal? After their bassist left the band?
Personally, I consider it to be one of their best and an album influenced by Radiohead, who are a band influenced by REM. They toured together (Radiohead opening in America for REM) for Radiohead's 1997 album OK COMPUTER and Michael Stipe was very influenced and touched by Thom Yorke, Radiohead's lead singer. - BeadyEyedDouche
REM was my first favorite band and turned me to alternative music.
I quit when I saw that Shiny Happy People video. But Radiohead is one of my favorite bands currently, so I may need to look into this record.
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Oct 14 @ 11:40 PM ET
I stopped paying attention to them in the early mid nineties. I hated Shiny Happy People and Stand and all that dreck. - Der Kaiser
Then if you listen to one thing I've ever said on here, I implore you to listen to Reveal. Imitation of Life is possibly one of their best, if not their best song.
R.E.M. Lyrics
"Imitation Of Life"
Charades, pop skill
Water hyacinth, named by a poet
Imitation of life
Like a koi in a frozen pond
Like a goldfish in a bowl
I don't want to hear you cry
That's sugarcane that tasted good
That's cinnamon, that's Hollywood
C'mon, c'mon no one can see you try
You want the greatest thing
The greatest thing since bread came sliced
You've got it all, you've got it sized
Like a Friday fashion show teenager
Freezing in the corner
Trying to look like you don't try
That's sugarcane that tasted good
That's cinnamon, that's Hollywood
C'mon, c'mon no one can see you try
No one can see you cry
That sugar cane that tasted good
That freezing rain, that's what you could
C'mon, c'mon on no one can see you cry
This sugarcane
This lemonade
This hurricane, I'm not afraid
C'mon, c'mon no one can see me cry
This lightning storm
This tidal wave
This avalanche, I'm not afraid
C'mon, c'mon no one can see me cry
That sugar cane that tasted good
That's who you are, that's what you could
C'mon, c'mon on no one can see you cry
That sugar cane that tasted good
That's who you are, that's what you could
C'mon, c'mon on no one can see you cry
The Clash
REM
The Replacements Talking Heads
English Beat
I also listened to a bunch of more traditional rock from high school - The Who, Clapton, The Doors, Little Feat, and the Dead. - Der Kaiser
I saw these two bands at the second Police picnic at the old Exhibition in Toronto back in 1982. To this day, I still think The Talking Heads is the best band i have ever seen live. One of my top 5. Also love the Clash, REM and the Beat. Kaiser, you and I must be about the same age.
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Oct 14 @ 11:48 PM ET
I saw these two bands at the second Police picnic at the old Exhibition in Toronto back in 1982. To this day, I still think The Talking Heads is the best band i have ever seen live. One of my top 5. Also love the Clash, REM and the Beat. Kaiser, you and I must be about the same age. - SabreWest
They need to figure out a way for Kane to not get the puck outside the hashmarks. Inside the hashmarks, he's dynamite. Outside of them, he is worthless. - buffalofan19