There Ain't No Rest For The Wicked - Cage The Elephant

Eminem - Without me

Without Me - Eminem

No, it´s

The Sharpest Lives - My Chemical Romance

Let It Die - Three Days Grace

Good choice.

Merry Go Round - Royce Da 5'9"

Sadly they then made a song with BRUNO MARS!

Yeah. I don't like lighters too much. I don't like Bruno Mars. They betrayed us

Loud Noises - Bad Meets Evil

Bruno Marrrrrrrrrrrrrrs! *shakes fist*

Bruno Mars MUST be destroyed.......




Teenagers - My Chemical Romance

Cold - Crossfade

Let It Die - Three Days Grace

Cemetery Drive - My Chemical Romance

Monsters - Matchbook Romance

Famous Last Words - My Chemical Romance

Dirty Little Secret - All-American Rejects

I Don't Care - Fall Out Boy

I Don't Love You - My Chemical Romance

You're Gonna Go Far, Kid - The Offspring

This post has been edited by King Of Beasts: Jun 16 2013, 12:11 AM

2Pac - Life Goes On

Born June 16, 1971; died September 7, 1996

Today would have been his forty second birthday.

Many of the older generation wouldn't know, or approve of him or his music. Many of the younger generation would not have grown up with him or his music, or perhaps he is considered 'antiquated', the music their older siblings listened too.

These words may apply to you. They may not. They are indeed, just generalizations.

Just as you had music that understood the pain going on inside you, so did my generation. Perhaps your elders disapproved, calling it 'noise'. I certainly did. Yet, nearly two decades later, I can still listen to the music, and feel moved and even inspired. Among the dirty lyrics, there are gems of truth, poetry, and insightfulness.

As he once wrote in "Krazy":

"They say my ghetto instrumental, detrimental to kids
As if they can't see the misery in which they live
Blame me, for the outcome, ban my records - check it
Don't have to bump this, but please respect it."

A once and current fan mourns the loss of this warrior poet.

Perhaps his legend is larger than the man, and indeed whose isn't? John Lennon was mourned with his untimely loss. Perhaps he had no need of curse words, but his ideas were no less revolutionary, and his loss felt no less deeply.

There is a tragedy inherent with this world, and that tragedy is this. The best of us, the ones who see how things are, and preach the need for change; the ones who openly exhibit compassion to their fellow man, the ones who preach non-violence so often die in violence.

Yet, that violence does not silence them. It martyrs them. It shows the rest of us just how limited and powerless resorting to violence really is, and their sacrifice merely illustrates how deep the need for a change really does exist.

Teenagers - My Chemical Romance

You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison - My Chemical Romance

This post has been edited by King Of Beasts: Jun 17 2013, 04:53 PM

I've been on a jazz/bluegrass fusion kick...Bela Fleck (with and without The Flecktones), David Grissman, etc.