best Fred Durst shoutout in Staind's "Outside"

dude staind is so much better than fuckin daughtry and seether and three days grace what is wrong with you

"For You" and "Mudshovel" are cool but i don't fuck w/ Staind's seventeen consecutive ballad singles

hoos otm

basically the only reason Staind isn't dead last is i can't even name a Breaking Benjamin song much less one i like but i know i've heard them a billion times

amazingly perfect post-grunge origin story:

Before Breaking Benjamin was formed, Burnley had earned money by playing cover songs in various coffee houses as a solo artist under his own name "Benjamin." He later came up with the band's name, "Breaking Benjamin," after doing a performance of a Nirvana cover, Ben knocked over (to imitate his lifelong idol Kurt Cobain) and cracked a microphone he had borrowed. The owner of the microphone walked onto the stage and said, "I'd like to thank Benjamin for breaking my fucking microphone."[2]

YES

Burnley is victim to several phobias and has even said that the name of their 2006 album, Phobia, was named after that simple fact.

lmao

where does chevelle fit into that list of bands

Chevelle is #1 in the post-Tool/post-Deftones sweepstakes

i wanted to give sd shit for putting nickelback first in that list but then i realized i couldn't honestly think clearly enough about these bands to even rank them so what can you do

i would prob rank them up at or near the top, though -- my wife has some of their albums and they've got some jams

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i would easily take staind over nickelback if only for 'outside' and that one big song i cant remember the name of, lol

yeah that's the thing about nickelback -- love em or hate em they're at the top of their heap because it really is a heap

it's been a while

yeah this might be the only modern subgenre (if you can even call it that) that i feel not even a teeny bit compelled to be fair about

like when this stuff was seemingly the only game in town it might have just looked like i was hating on all new radio rock in a lol old man kinda way but there have been enough mainstream rock bands i've liked since to just declare this strain shit and be done with it

straind

i have liked pretty much every chevelle single

send the pain below
the red
closure

"jars" is the shit

stopped listening after, like, 2003 prob but will check it out on spottily

it's great, i think at some point lately it's surpassed "send the pain below" as my favorite chevelle song

just listened -- not bad but i still think i like the songs i listened more

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oooooh

biloxi

i always wonderd

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man wtf

i'm feeling i'm feeling those lighters

i don't think people realize that there is seriously no other city name that could take the place of Biloxi and be funnier here

"Steubenville!"

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141,192 views really wtf??!!??!! if you look up "retarded karate" it has 1,062,853 views & its fuckin stupid...how does a video like that have damn near 10 times more vies than any Staind video??? messed up world we live in

its like god is a crul ringmaster

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I didn't know he was saying "Biloxi" until this poll.

What a great generation of great bands, From Staind, to LB, to Korn, You don't see collaborations anymore these days. Props to the best lead singers. Fred Durst, Aaron Lewis, Jon Davis, Chino Moreno, etc who shared their time to create deep and fun and aggressive mind-blowing music. It's so rare to hear these names in this day in age.

MrBreedhate 2 weeks ago

I'm sure Mr BreedHate will find it in him to survive.

You don't see collaborations anymore these days.

what </brodie>

I'm kind of touched that Fred thinks a bloke strumming a guitar and emo-mumbling is as real as I do.

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lol great poll

when I was in Groton CT last year I saw some dudes in a pool hall that were clearly living like it was still Family Values tour 99

Were they the age for it?

they were the jeans size for it, presumably

ha. yeah, I would say mid thirties (age not waistband).

wait was this a band?

not a band, just some locals