Phish - must've seen em 50 or so times. Grateful Dead - not quite as many times as Phish, but a decent amount. Metallica - only saw them once back in 94 The Doors - saw the 3 remaining members not long before Ray passed away. Allman Brothers - ahh, the Beacon shows.
There are plenty of others, but these top the list.
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Black Label Society, Tool, Alice in Chains, A Perfect Circle, Porcupine Tree, Antimatter, Riverside, Demians, Slayer, Buckethead, Radiohead, Gravenhurst, Rage Against the Machine, Megadeth, Dead Weather and Iron Maiden.
nice. If you're unfamiliar with Deerhunter and Dead Meadow, do yourself a favor by listening/juxtaposing Gravenhurst's "Islands" in between two songs; Deerhunter's "Octet" and Dead Meadow's "At Her Open Door".
nice. If you're unfamiliar with Deerhunter and Dead Meadow, do yourself a favor by listening/juxtaposing Gravenhurst's "Islands" in between two songs; Deerhunter's "Octet" and Dead Meadow's "At Her Open Door". >>
I respect them because they rolled with ever changing music scene. They and their music evolved instead of dying off when the rest of the hair bands did in the early 90's. Bon Jovi kept making good music through the 90's and well into the 2000's
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Alice In Chains (with Layne) Stone Temple Pilots (best freshman + sophomore releases I can think of... unfortunately 90% of what they did afterwards sucked) Rollins Band (Henry Rollins is a beast!) Machine Head (one of the few rock/metal bands that actually got BETTER with age) Tool (Maynard is a mad musical genius) Rush (talk about staying power) Iron Maiden (through Dickinson's first stint) Pantera (R.I.P. Dimebag)
Honorable mention to: Queen Adreena, Linkin Park, Corrosion Of Conformity, Helmet, Rammstein, Fear Factory, Chimaira, Nothingface, Godsmack, Jack Off Jill / Scarling, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, My Ruin, Mushroomhead, Sevendust & Soundgarden.
I am a fan of much rap, R&B and Motown music. The thread only asked for favorite rock bands... >>
Indeed! Let's not forget Nicodemus, Supercat, Junior Demus...not Ninjaman though. Jamaican dance hall, Addies HiFi from the Biltmore Ballroom and the old Sting clashes...fabulous.
Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) is a musical genius. His knowledge of music theory is displayed in the architecture of his song writing. Very difficult chord progressions in many of his songs.
went to the Ohio State Fair this weekend and they had a concert during the fair that had Bachman Turner Overdrive, Foghat and Blue Oyster Cult, although these are not my all time favorite rock bands I wish I had known they were there so I could have attended.......and it was only $28 for the concert. amazing how you can go see many of the bands from when I was in my early 20's for cheap these days
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Grateful Dead - not quite as many times as Phish, but a decent amount.
Metallica - only saw them once back in 94
The Doors - saw the 3 remaining members not long before Ray passed away.
Allman Brothers - ahh, the Beacon shows.
There are plenty of others, but these top the list.
By far my favorite band. I'm obsessed with anything Maynard is involved in.
Black Label Society, Tool, Alice in Chains, A Perfect Circle, Porcupine Tree, Antimatter, Riverside, Demians, Slayer, Buckethead, Radiohead, Gravenhurst, Rage Against the Machine, Megadeth, Dead Weather and Iron Maiden.
...and TONS more.
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nice. If you're unfamiliar with Deerhunter and Dead Meadow, do yourself a favor by listening/juxtaposing Gravenhurst's "Islands" in between two songs; Deerhunter's "Octet" and Dead Meadow's "At Her Open Door".
Never got to see them live, but I'm hearing that Lambert is acceptable as a new frontman, so I'll eventually do so.
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nice. If you're unfamiliar with Deerhunter and Dead Meadow, do yourself a favor by listening/juxtaposing Gravenhurst's "Islands" in between two songs; Deerhunter's "Octet" and Dead Meadow's "At Her Open Door". >>
Cool, thanks. I will definitely check them out.
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I respect them because they rolled with ever changing music scene. They and their music evolved instead of dying off when the rest of the hair bands did in the early 90's. Bon Jovi kept making good music through the 90's and well into the 2000's
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1970s - Rush
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1990s - Galactic Cowboys
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Alice In Chains (with Layne)
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Rollins Band (Henry Rollins is a beast!)
Machine Head (one of the few rock/metal bands that actually got BETTER with age)
Tool (Maynard is a mad musical genius)
Rush (talk about staying power)
Iron Maiden (through Dickinson's first stint)
Pantera (R.I.P. Dimebag)
Honorable mention to: Queen Adreena, Linkin Park, Corrosion Of Conformity, Helmet, Rammstein, Fear Factory, Chimaira, Nothingface, Godsmack, Jack Off Jill / Scarling, Ministry, Nine Inch Nails, My Ruin, Mushroomhead, Sevendust & Soundgarden.
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00's Primus
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Couldn't agree more snorto. The Tiny Songs album, they had totally different sound. I was not a fan at all.
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They are very hard to enjoy with kids.
I really only have three, Beatles to Styx to Rush. No band has topped Rush since in my book.
I still enjoy listening to current music though and like bands such as One Direction, Black Eyed Peas, and Eminem. >>
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<< <i>Not many rap, R&B, or Motown fans here. >>
I am a fan of much rap, R&B and Motown music. The thread only asked for favorite rock bands...
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<< <i>Not many rap, R&B, or Motown fans here. >>
I am a fan of much rap, R&B and Motown music. The thread only asked for favorite rock bands... >>
Indeed! Let's not forget Nicodemus, Supercat, Junior Demus...not Ninjaman though. Jamaican dance hall, Addies HiFi from the Biltmore Ballroom and the old Sting clashes...fabulous.
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<< <i>Beatles,CSNY,Doobie Brothers. >>
Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) is a musical genius. His knowledge of music theory is displayed in the architecture of his song writing. Very difficult chord progressions in many of his songs.
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<< <i>You'll need to go back a bit further for Douglas, whose favorite band was Tommy Dorsey.
Actually, my favorite band was one I listened to as a kid. They were AWESOME live.
The name of the band was "QUEST FOR FIRE"
I am going to go back a bit too.
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