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Pretty much hit the nail on the head there. Does Nickelback fall into this category?[/b]
I know I pretty much stand alone with this, but I don't think Nickelback is all that sensational.
I remember P.O.D. they had one hit here years ago, never realised they were christian rock ( Is there something like Islamic Rock? Jewish Rock? Hindu beats?)
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Oh no no no, you most certainly do not stand alone. It's a well known fact that Nickelback is one of the cheesiest, over-hyped, one dimensional, talentless bands on the planet. Chad Kroeger has the most cliche lyrics out and he sounds like he has a cactus lodged up his backside. I don't want to offend anyone and I'm sorry if I do, but boy do they stink.
I can't stand christian rock I'm afraid, but if I had to choose, P.O.D would be the best even though Youth of the Nation is the only song of theirs I have heard.
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Good to know I'm not the only one thinking that
Every time Nickelback emerges in conversation (not that that happens often but still) everyone's amazingly lyrical about them, while all the while I'm thinking about how ridiculous the hairdo of the lead is.
Youth of the nation was that one hit P.O.D. had, so it's the only one I heard of them. I'm very sure that no one ever called them 'Christian rock' back in those days though, probably because we are ignorant here
Or because religion isn't a merchandising tool here.
Steynboi, 'there' is an adverb, pronoun, noun, adjective or interjection, with several meanings, none of which fit in your sentence.