That same neighbor? They need to get a life. Does it violate some kind of noise pollution ordinance or something? There was at least seven houses that could hear me play (old Yamaha set) a few nights a week until dark growing up, but there wasn't much they could do about it.

I know what you mean about wanting to punch someone in the face because they look stupid, it's how I feel about Jay-Z. That's also for the sound reason we're talkin' about, and I'll agree with AC/DC. For me, the feeling's even stronger with Aerosmith. I can't stand Steven Tyler's voice. Feeling that way about Nirvana's hard for me to imagine though, cuz they don't seem annoying to me and weren't even around that long.

My musical tastes are also wide and varied, but I can't stand country music. Sheryl Crow's an exception though, if that's country. Saw her at Woodstock '99, which I remember telling you I went to (I know I forget a lot, like I mentioned in my reply to your post further down here - guess you didn't feel like responding)... Counting Crows too, and Live, Willie Nelson, The Offspring, Red Hot Chili Peppers, KoRn, Rage Against the Machine, Wyclef Jean, Dave Matthews Band, Collective Soul, Our Lady Peace, Fatboy Slim, and others I'm less fond of, like Metallica. Bush too, which was one of my favorites. I know it's not related to what we're talkin' about here, but the nosalgia's so strong watching this, it makes my stomach hurt... only registered users can see external links

If I hadn't convinced my father to take me, it would've been four more years before feeling naked tits on my face... seems worth mentioning.

I see. What about Edward Scissorhands? I didn't see the other two I mentioned in the theater, but I'd recommend them to anyone who enjoys drugs recreationally. I haven't done it in a long time, but the first one's about cocaine. I hope to trip again shortly, which is what the second one is about.

Acid, of course, assuming I remember it right. Shrooms are overpriced and not nearly as good. Taking LSD is an amazing experience that I think everyone should try at some point in their life - IF they start with a half dose and don't increase it until the next time, because it often hits you harder as time goes on (lasts at least 10 hours usually - do it in a controlled environment), and each batch is a little different as far as strength.

Tens of thousands of people with mental illnesses that still have no other form of treatment were successfully treated with LSD before they decided it was more important that nobody have fun. Francis Crick discovered the structure of DNA only because he was tripping on acid at the time, and there's no telling how long it would've taken people otherwise. Something that's conveniently left out of the science/history books in school. I've had severe depression since I was born due to a chemical imbalance, and actually considered suicide before the first time I tripped on acid at 14, but never since. Steve Jobs said that dropping acid was one of the best things he ever did as a young man. It literally made him "think different." And not just for a little while, for the rest of his life.

Yep, that's what the People article said, expenditures of approximately 3 million dollars PER MONTH! That's staggering!

JustWill, you are a natural at being diplomatic as well as kind with a large dash of sarcasm.