what are some of your fave bands??

freako104

freako104

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i like
Marilyn Manson(though i prefer his older stuff i liked Holy Wood_
tool
older NIN
megadeth
misfits
godhead
old korn(the first two albums)
orgy
david bowie
Cradle of filth
Pink Floyd'
Led Zep(i even have a tat on my left arm that came from IV)
Michelle branch
Pink
Avril Lavigene
sex pistols
ramones
old metallica
nirvana
foo fighters
alice in chains
pretenders
u2
6 feet under
slayer
deicide
white zombie
primus
ICP
black sabbath
 
Blondie
The Who
The Grateful Dead
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
The Clash
The Police
Santana
Cream
 
freako104 said:
i like
Michelle branch
Pink
Avril Lavigene
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Ummm, these are not bands. Whatever, i dun really care.

Anyway, mine are:
No Doubt
B2K

Most of my favorite artists are individual singers
 
Zepplin
Cowboy Junkies
Garbage
Beatles
Floyd
Aerosmith (early stuff)
No Doubt
Sugarcubes
The Smiths
The Cure
AC/DC (again, the early stuff)


those are the first ones i could think of.
 
SOAD
Metallica
Aerosmith
Blues Traveler
Dave Matthews
Everlast
Gordon Lightfoot
Green Day
Guns N Roses
Incubus
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmy Buffet
Kid Rock
Korn
Linkin Park
Lynyrd Skynard
Matchbox 20
Mellisa Etheridge
Nickelback
Soggy Bottom Boys
Queen
Puddle of Mudd
The Ramones
The Beatles
John Lennon
Randy Travis
The Eagles
Saliva
Smashing Pumpkins
Staind
Steve Miller Band
Ted Nugent
The Cure
The Doors
The Kinks
Van Halen (All Varieties except latest)
ZZ Top

I like variety. :shrug:
 
Ardsgaine said:
Blondie
The Who
The Grateful Dead
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
The Clash
The Police
Santana
Cream
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I like most of those bands too, in fact I just saw The Other Ones (Grateful Dead without Jerry) a month or so ago.

Just curious though, do you listen to any new music?
 
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Radiohead (even though the last few albums have been a bit :nuts: )
U2
Lenny Kravitz
Massive Attack
Death In Vegas
The Police / Sting
Air
Belle & Sebastian
D'Angelo
Marvin Gaye
Chemical Brothers
Groove Armada
Jamiroquai

A small sample of some of my favorites ;)
 
Saw Prodigy at T in The Park in Scotland a few years ago. I'm not a big fan but it was awesome!
Mixmaster Mike... I missed Beastieboys at T in the Park cause our tent collapsed under the strain of the heavy rainful (that and we moved it when drunk to face a girls tent ;) )

Cake also Rock, Beta Band, Zero 7 who I haven't heard much from but what I have has been good...

Looks like it was quite a line up Flavio! :beerbang:
 
3 Doors Down
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Aerosmith
American Hi-Fi
Anouk
Audioslave
Blink 182
Bloodhound Gang
Bob Marley
Bryan Adams
Chimaira
Coldplay
Counting Crows
Cradle of Filth
David Gray
Finger Eleven
Foo Fighters
Godsmack
Green Day
Halo
Iced Earth
Ill Nino
Incubus
K's Choice
Linkin Park
Live
Metallica
Moby
Nirvana
Oasis
Opeth
Prodigy
Rammstein
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Robbie Williams
Smashing Pumpkins
Staind
Sum 41
Supergrass
System of a Down
Tea Party
Tenacious D
The Offspring
The Rolling Stones
Turin Brakes


and a few others i might have forgotten to mention...
 
flavio said:
Just curious though, do you listen to any new music?
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No, I don't. My taste in rock music froze in the late eighties. There was always something nihilistic about rock and roll, and it seems to be getting worse and worse. I still like the bands I liked when I was young, because they keep me connected to my youth. I don't feel like following the trends in modern music as they make their long spiral 'round the toilet bowl, though. I'm sure there are some bands that are better than others, and maybe even a few that are no worse than the old stuff I listen to, but I just don't have the time or inclination to sort through them. :eh:
 
Ardsgaine said:
flavio said:
Just curious though, do you listen to any new music?
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No, I don't. My taste in rock music froze in the late eighties. There was always something nihilistic about rock and roll, and it seems to be getting worse and worse. I still like the bands I liked when I was young, because they keep me connected to my youth. I don't feel like following the trends in modern music as they make their long spiral 'round the toilet bowl, though. I'm sure there are some bands that are better than others, and maybe even a few that are no worse than the old stuff I listen to, but I just don't have the time or inclination to sort through them. :eh:
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It's really strange when a persons musical taste gets "frozen", but it happens all the time. I don't think my father even made it into the 60's music....and I'm sure his father thought all the "rock" music of the 50's was horrendous as well.

I'm sure you were aware of older generations that thought ALL the bands you listed were utter trash. Each generation seems to share the opinion that the younger generations music is going down the toilet.

I'm sure there's some theories to explain this phenomenom.
 
Sorry, flavio, but Ards is correct. Of course, the music of the 80's was no joy to listen to, either. Try from 1974 to 1979. :D
 
Gato_Solo said:
Sorry, flavio, but Ards is correct. Of course, the music of the 80's was no joy to listen to, either. Try from 1974 to 1979. :D
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Ards is correct about what?

Are you disagreeing with my notion that many people from every generation considers the younger generations music to be crap?

...and yes, the 80's was a dismal time for popular music, but it at least spawned some great bands like U2, REM, Metallica, and a lot of good punk.
 
Music getting worse and worse... :D

Notice the smilies, flavio. The smilies actually mean that was meant to be funny. ;)
 
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