Daniel Coulbourne

I can’t stop thinking about how sanction means two things and they are opposites.

@snellingio It’s a beautiful day!

@DCoulbourne Fair, but what’s weird I only ever listened to u2’s post 2000’s albums and mostly listened to radioheads pre 2000’s albums so im clearly not in tune with most notable works lol

WITHOUT GOOGLING: What 2000s rock band do you think made the most money? Fine print: - their most popular music must have been between 2000 and 2010 - they must have a permanent drummer and guitarist

@samwhoo A real Ramones situation

@samwhoo I think they sold far more shirts than albums

@samwhoo Nobody is saying Korn

@DCoulbourne Going to name some big ones that haven’t been said yet: - Muse - Limp Bizkit - Rage Against the Machine - Queens of the Stone Age

@paulredmond Gotta be top 5

@DCoulbourne Linkin Park

@mike_hasarms Foo fighters is a very good guess

@DCoulbourne My guess is Foo Fighters, but I might be wrong about the 2000s part, the most money part and the permanent drummer and guitarist parts

@ryanshipswell I’d argue their best work was in the 80s but let’s compromise on 90s

@DCoulbourne My first thought was Metalica, but I'm not sure if you would say the late 90's or early 2000's were their "most popular music".

@snellingio Radiohead also

@DCoulbourne Fuck i forgot Coldplay. They would be up there.

@snellingio I don’t think U2 counts. Most notable work was not in the 2000s, unless you count that album Apple forced into everyone’s phones

@DCoulbourne U2 probably right? Dave Matthews Band feels big but not big money. Green Day, Red Hot Chili Peppers would also be up there for me. It’s tough because they would either need to be mega stars or tour the entire 2000’s.

@CasJam Phish is a good guess.

@DCoulbourne RHCP Green Day Metallica (replaced bassist though) Phish?

@riframen Most notable work was not in the 2000s

@DCoulbourne Metallica

@JoelStransky Most notable work was not in the 2000s.

@DCoulbourne Rolling Stones

@dabernathy89 Strong contender

@DCoulbourne Blink-182

@aarondfrancis There’s a case to be made

@DCoulbourne Maybe Creed?

@laroymike Yeah I had to make an executive decision for the uber driver that Green Day is a 2000s band.

@DCoulbourne Tough one. Other guess would be Linkin Park or even Green Day (is American idiot more famous than Dookie?)

Reading text heavy AI responses all day sucks. I feel like we need more than github flavored markdown but without going as far as full html, Stripe's Markdoc, or Google's A2UI. I'm kicking around an idea I'm calling Supermark. Is this smart or stupid?

@laroymike This is a good guess

@DCoulbourne Otherwise maybe Coldplay...

@laroymike I think a drummer change is ok, it just can’t be a backup musician for a pop star

@DCoulbourne Was gonna say Nickelback too but I think they've had a drummer change?