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Never heard of JJ Fad. I think the first song I remember hearing from a tape I let run while the radio played (e.g. I heard it on the tape first) was from a band called Skindred. 

Don't know Dance Hall Crashers, either, but I'm all for songs that get you through. 

My friend and eventual girlfriend/ex-girlfriend had Nirvana be her gateway to non-pop music as well. Mine was Metallica.

Don't know if I've ever heard Conquest. 5th grade Joey had just started barking up the wrong tree. lol

And again, don't know the last two. So much new music to check out.  

I had the same problem, hence postponing until my birthday. 

I was a snobbish metalhead once as well. I do like Gnarls Barkley/Cee Lo Green's music, though. 

I've always wanted to learn the ending solo to "Freebird," it honestly sounds like a lot of fairly simple patterns to me. We'll see when I actually try, though ...

I love "Float On."

Never found "Snow (Hey Oh)" to be melancholic, more just relaxing, but it lifts my spirits as well. Playing that riff in time is more challenging than you would think.

I need to rewatch Fight Club, I think that's how a lot of people found out about the Pixies. 

Dream Theater is hit or miss for me, I'm not sure if I've heard that one yet.

Got the metal ball(s) rolling did it? 

Looking up that Wagner tune, I'm afraid that's one I'm not familiar with. 

Haha balls to the wall is great 80s cheese ... but it's pretty badass you rode to it through a hurrican! 

I used to play "Roundabout" all the time for the station's Classic Hits days as a DJ. 

The rest I know the bands, but not the songs, although I've probably heard the Wagner tune before and just didn't remember its name. 

It sounds fun, and changing colors in order to get high reminds me of Catholic school football games spent under the bleachers in high school, but I am too tired to install Unity right this moment. I want to try it, though.

Can't wait to play Bioshock at some point. 

That image kind of reminds me of the Bodies exhibit I went to in high school on a field trip, an exhibit made possible by this top hat wearing German guy, Gunther von Hagen's plastination technique, also used in a similar exhibit called Body Worlds:

SWAT 4 sounds interesting. 

It's funny how this game is a (mostly) love it or (a few people like Nick) hate it affair. 

Maybe love and hate are too strong to use in this context, but you know what I mean.

Technically, I should have been more cautious walking at night than I was in my old neighborhood, but oh well, I wasn't. 

Dammit, I wish I were still in Dallas near the limited release theaters.