1. Usually short cuts in a musical composition that are not serious songs; used to "fill" the playing time or explain the meaning of a song. Quotes from movies are the most common filler.
2. Refers to the greens that remain at the end of a smoked joint. Saved on a tray and used to pack bowls.

When a band releases an album where there's only a couple good songs, and they need more to make a whole album, so they make crappy songs knowing they aren't that great just to complete the CD since you need at least around 8 songs for a good CD.

sum 41's worst (but still pretty good) album. tons of people love the songs fat lip and in too deep in the album. personally, i think those are some of their worst songs overall.

Sum 41,containing Deryck whibley, Dave baksh, Steve jocz, and Jason McCaslin A.K.A. Cone

All the members from sum41 resign in Canada,and started the band in 1996, and then got a record deal with Island Records in 1999. The came out with there first EP in 2000 "Half Hour Of Power". The year was 2001 and "All killer no filler" hit the shelves. Then in 2002 " Does this look infected?" came out and sold millions. Finally "Chuck" came out in 2004 and again was selling like crazy.

Follow up album to the Doors' ground breaking debut. Released in October 1967, this album enjoyed success similar to its predecessor (peaking at #3). However, its always been classified as a step down from the group's first album. Mainly because the idea is that the best songs were cherry-picked for the Doors' first album and these are the left overs.

Still on its own this album is excellent and has a ton of great Doors hits including Love Me Two Times, People Are Strange, Moonlight Drive, Strange Days and another 11 minute epic known as When The Music's Over.

Often known as the Doors' darkest release, Strange Days is very underrated. Even the "filler" tracks are excellent namely the moody You're Lost Little Girl. The only thing weak here is Horse Latitudes a wretched poem written by Jim Morrison. None the less, a formidable follow up.

Oftened generalized as "granola rockers" or as the band that picked up the mantle of the Grateful Dead, The music of Phish draws from styles and genres including rock (in its loosest sense), jazz, blue grass, funk. Phish has been known to perform in wetsuits, on flying hot dogs, with gospel choirs and using a vacume cleaner.

Phish is, first and foremost, a jam band. Concerts are made up of long periods of instrumental rocking and chord progression manipulation and expansion whereas studio versions of songs more often list more "filler" songs (although they are still good) and shortened versions of the huge concert warhorse pieces.

Phish is:
1) Trey Anastasio (Lead vocals, Guitar)
2) Mike Gordon (Bass, Vocals)
3) Page McConnel (Anything with a keyboard, Vocals)
4) Jon Fishman (Percussion, Vacume Cleaner)

Phish sampler songs (to get you into the band)
1) Run Like An Antelope
2) The Squirming Coil
3) You Enjoy Myself
4) Divided Sky
5) Mike's Song

In parallel to their beloved band, Phish fans have a reputation for carrying the mantle of the

Killer new Tool album. Give it a few listens, before
making a judgement. Best songs are listed below.

1. All of them. (except for the filler in between song tracks)

27.40 years.