Welly wrote: 
Y'know, occasionally I've clicked on these spammy links and have been pleasantly surprised by decent tunes so I like to give the benefit of the doubt.  I'd say this particular aritst knows his craft, but maybe not so much his target audience.

 ptooey wrote: 
Given that list, I know exactly what he sounds like without having to go to his My Sapce page.

ptooey wrote:    I don't like that little green bugger but in this case,,,

I was just wondering if he talks about himself on the 3rd person in all his songs. It is safe to say I will not be visiting the site to find out.

 ptooey wrote: 
Ewwwwwwwww!!!

Quoth Frank's Myspace -
 

Influences:

Three Days Grace
Hinder
Creed
Daughtry
Nickelback
Day of Fire
3 Doors Down
Goo Goo Dolls
Johnny Cash
Bon Jovi
Metallica
Megadeth
Def Leppard
Moltey Crue
Judas Priest
 
I listened to bits of 2 songs.  I'd say mostly Creed.  FWIW. 
 
...aritst?

Frank Palangi-Upstate, NY

Working as a solo artist who performs all his own instrumentation has been a blessing for him, Palangi said. He suffers from severe allergies and asthma and his ability to write and perform all his own music and to record it in his own home studio has greatly lessened the effects of what could otherwise have been considerable hardships for a musician. As a writer, he says he focuses on creating songs people will want to hear over and over again. And nostalgia, he believes, is also an important facet of songwriting. Music should be entertainment. The more you listen, the more you want, Palangi said. It's all about revisiting songs and remembering when you heard them in a certain time of your life almost like a photo album. Palangi likes to perform as frequently as possible. He plays heavily in the area around Upstate, NY, the city he calls home. I like to play at the local coffee houses and some restaurants, he says, noting that he prefers to avoid bars where people are often too drunk to really appreciate the music they're hearing. His constant playing (and constant writing and recording, too) are signs of his passion for music something he believes is required for someone to be truly accomplished as a musical artist. If you want to play music, it must be a passion and a drive. Practice is the key to getting better. More information is available by visiting www.myspace.com/frankpalangirocks