intotheshit: Definitive 3rd Quarter List

intotheshit 09.19.13	10/10 rules
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	okkervil river
JamieTwort 09.19.13	witxes
intotheshit 09.19.13	If I want to listen to Neutral Milk Hotel, I'll listen to Neutral Milk Hotel, not Okkervil River. And I haven't checked that out yet, Jamie. I'll definitely get on that.
SIMBOLIC 09.19.13	i just checked with science this list is the legit definitive 3rd quarter list damn
Epitome 09.19.13	"Definitive" Get out
Keyblade 09.19.13	Sweet, most of these would make my list but prolly only 7 would crack the top 10. Also I second Witxes hard.
Cygnatti 09.19.13	awesome stuff. 1,3,5,7,and 8 would probably make my end year 50 and or 100 list. haven't heard 4 yet, tho.
intotheshit 09.19.13	"Get out" No.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	what da fuk is neutered milk hotel
Epitome 09.19.13	Well at least your username is accurate. Your deff intotheshit
intotheshit 09.19.13	I'm sorry, but I think it's my duty to inform you that you can't knock anyone else's taste in music when you've rated any Underoath album above a 3.5.
Cygnatti 09.19.13	boom.
Epitome 09.19.13	Says the fag that 5'd Killswitch and LL cool J
intotheshit 09.19.13	Really? You have a problem with one of the greatest emcees of all time? Keep going. This is going to be fun.
LocustGrove 09.19.13	"I'm sorry, but I think it's my duty to inform you that you can't knock anyone else's taste in music when you've rated any Underoath album above a 3.5." Well considering underoath's Define the great line album has an average rating of 4, it seems to be of popular belief.
intotheshit 09.19.13	And that's why I don't trust the majority of sputnik anymore. Back when I was first here 5 years ago that album was probably around 3.5-3.6, which is still a little high but understandable. In the past 2 years this site has had an influx of prepubescent fan boys who don't have a clue about metalcore.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	nah its never been tht low dude
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	not sure i ever saw it drop to 3.7
intotheshit 09.19.13	Yeah, it was. I admit, I used to be a fan of Underoath until I opened my eyes and realized how they basically stole from every band that came before them.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	idk bruv maybe someone here with too much time can avg first 100, 200, 300, 400 ratings but idk ill just step bck til someone does
intotheshit 09.19.13	Now does anyone wanna discuss the list, or do I have to continue with inane bullshit from new users whose balls haven't dropped?
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	i never get tired of tht second option thats just me tho
intotheshit 09.19.13	I wub you foxy...
Smial 09.19.13	never imagined seeing 1 on your list
intotheshit 09.19.13	Huh? Really?
Epitome 09.19.13	Yeah, it was. I admit, I used to be a fan of Underoath until I opened my eyes and realized how they basically stole from every band that came before them. So you admit to liking them in the past, interesting
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	http://cdn.gifbay.com/2013/08/best_scene_of_ricky_gervais_derek-72468.gif
Epitome 09.19.13	BTW if you think LL Cool J is one of the greatest emcees of all time, then you dont know shit about hip hop either.
Cygnatti 09.19.13	i admit to liking linkin park when I was 7. really doesn't mean anything now.
intotheshit 09.19.13	Yeah, LL was terrible. He is probably the main reason hip-hop is so popular today, but he's terrible. You're so right.
intotheshit 09.19.13	Yeah, I admit to listening a bunch of bullshit in my younger years. I don't see how that is relevant.
Minus. 09.19.13	Yeah, LL was terrible. He is probably the main reason hip-hop is so popular today I'd say Run DMC, Grand Master Flash, Public Enemy, and Beastie Boys were much more influential than LL ever was.
Epitome 09.19.13	^^^
treeqt. 09.19.13	definitive as in definitely wrong XD
intotheshit 09.19.13	Run-DMC was the first group to go platinum, while LL's first album was actually the second hip-hop album to go there, so I'll give you that, Minus.
intotheshit 09.19.13	ilovetree? idontlovetree. iloveleaf.
intotheshit 09.19.13	LL's album Radio was also the first album released by Def Jam.
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	~~treestar~~
mryrtmrnfoxxxy 09.19.13	http://memberfiles.freewebs.com/09/96/57979609/photos/Littlefoot-Character/62.JPG
intotheshit 09.19.13	treebeard
LocustGrove 09.19.13	Notice, Minus said influential, not best album sales. It should go without saying that album sales have nothing to do with influence. Otherwise, with that logic it could be said that Justin Bieber is influential.
intotheshit 09.19.13	Ummm.... except when it's an up and coming genre, album sales have a lot to do with influence because they are doing things no one else has done. Justin Bieber is a pop artist, and his style of pop has been around for a very, very long time. Just letting you know that comparison is retarded.
Minus. 09.19.13	Also, lets not forget the impact that Slick Rick had on hip hop
owen 09.19.13	6 is my aoty so far
Havey 09.19.13	lol
intotheshit 09.19.13	Agreed, Minus.
lyzakthellama 09.19.13	Inter Arma-Sky Burial man
MasBarHigeuoris21 09.19.13	8 is highly underrated. It's the definition of sludgey, post, black metal done right.
omnipanzer 09.19.13	4 is good, 9 is great, 5 and 10 meh and I haven't heard the rest.
omnipanzer 09.19.13	"It should go without saying that album sales have nothing to do with influence." That's fucking retarded, if a million people have heard an album you deem mediocre but only 100 people have heard an album you feel to be phenomenal the mediocre album is the more influential album. Whether or not it is influence in a direction you can find acceptable has no baring on the equation.