ROUND 6: Best 90's Frontman Survivor!

[Mikkamakka]

skeletor and bi polar just told me that actually their favorite front man of the 90's was Jordan Knight

I disagree. Joe McIntyre was much more influental. 

[KeVoRkIaN]

chili peppers cant get no love?

i thought they came out before faith no more and were doing what faith no more were doing years before

maybe im wrong

someone clarify please

Red Hot Chilli Peppers S/T came out in 1984
Faith No More - We Care Lot Lot came out in 1985
The first version called Faith No Man - started in 1981 and put out a 7" single

Both are from the same area and used to play shows together.

[Hammy]

chili peppers cant get no love?

i thought they came out before faith no more and were doing what faith no more were doing years before

maybe im wrong

someone clarify please

Red Hot Chilli Peppers S/T came out in 1984
Faith No More - We Care Lot Lot came out in 1985
The first version called Faith No Man - started in 1981 and put out a 7" single

Both are from the same area and used to play shows together.

One was a decent band and the others were called Red Hot Chilli Peppers

[kj_jive]

One was a decent band and the others were called Red Hot Chilli Peppers

That added so much to the conversation.

[Hammy]

One was a decent band and the others were called Red Hot Chilli Peppers

That added so much to the conversation.

I was just making the point that Faith No More [IMO] were far superior, Chilli Peppers i find to be more irritating Kiedis is way overated, and btw it added more to the conversation that your reply to it.

[BP]

I went back to read...  & now I feel like an ass.
I meant to say the following:

   "If not for Zeppelin ----- then Bon Jovi, Hard Blues Rock & metal would not have existed as it was marketed. I hope somebody picks me up on this statement cuzzz I don't have time  "

at first I said "if not for Zeppelin & Bon Jovi the shitzz wouldnt have existed" 

what I'm geting at is...... Jimmy Page invented hard rock, so he invented Bon Bon 

now leave me alone - i'm trying to listen to Prince 
D, you know i'm only fucking with ya. but jovi there was a reason why A man named Axl would get so offended by being called Bon Jovi & then make a point of it. Its because Axl was the real thing during that time & jovi was a performer.  boo fucking hooo

_bP = done = watching re-runs of 'Alley McBeal'

[KeVoRkIaN]

One was a decent band and the others were called Red Hot Chilli Peppers

That added so much to the conversation.

I was just making the point that Faith No More [IMO] were far superior, Chilli Peppers i find to be more irritating Kiedis is way overated, and btw it added more to the conversation that your reply to it.

I agree - I can't think of a more innovative and fresh band than Faith No More in the 90's

[Tied-Up]

One was a decent band and the others were called Red Hot Chilli Peppers

That added so much to the conversation.

I was just making the point that Faith No More [IMO] were far superior, Chilli Peppers i find to be more irritating Kiedis is way overated, and btw it added more to the conversation that your reply to it.

I agree - I can't think of a more innovative and fresh band than Faith No More in the 90's

Which is why I said from the start that Mike Patton is the best guy on this list!