Favorite band

[gungirl65]

My favorite song is probably Hands held high. Album minutes to midnight is good, 1000 suns is good too

That's a good song. It's a deep song. It almost gives me goosebumps when I listen to it.

 

[kawtech87]

Depends alot on my mood

Nirvana, Alice in chains, Pearl jam, Redhot chili peppers, for everyday.

For going out on the weekend DKM, Flogging Molly

For bad days Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, White Zombie

New stuff, The Decemberists, The Black Keys.

 

[strahd71]

a few in no particular order

maiden

judas priest

sabbath

ozzy

old metallica before the black album

wasp

anthrax

dokken ( ok they sucked kinda but george lynch is awesome!)

demon hunter

red

savatage (folks who do trans siberian orchestra)




jake

 

[Tony7141]

Pink Floyd!

 

[Vince49]

Swing and sway!

Sammy Kaye.

 

[JimmyR]

OK, off all the groups I love to listen to, I have to put Queen near the top. Freddie Mercury had pipes that I still don't understand how they worked like they did.

My favorite "starving artist" would be Devon Allman/Honeytribe/Royal Southern Brotherhood. Yes, that is Allman, as in Gregg Allman's son. Yes, its genetic.

My favorite concert group is Trans-Siberian Orchestra. They put on the best show I have ever seen (5 times and counting) and they are absoluetely gracious to their fans.

 

[strahd71]

My favorite concert group is Trans-Siberian Orchestra. They put on the best show I have ever seen (5 times and counting) and they are absoluetely gracious to their fans.

back in the day they were known as savatage back in the 80's and very early 90's they were before their time then too

jake

 

[JimmyR]

@jake- I have heard some of their Savatage stuff, but still gotta say I prefer the TSO lineup. I especially love how they split their band in half for concerts. I've had the joy of watching both the East and West coast lineups- awesome time!

 

[strahd71]

i like the tso stuff but.... i like the savatage stuff best. might be cause i'm 41 and a child of the 80's? and i'm pretty much a metal head

i guess after listening to the savatage stuff the TSO stuff isnt that big of a shock to me either, they always had that kind of operatic/theatric flair.

its all good and i would love to see either show! very talented guys regardless of what brand they are under at any given moment

jake

 

[JimmyR]

they do 2 big tours a year- its worth catching. They should be in Indy this winter. GO SEE IT! You won't regret it- the pyrotechnics alone are worth the ticket.

 

[strahd71]

they do 2 big tours a year- its worth catching. They should be in Indy this winter. GO SEE IT! You won't regret it- the pyrotechnics alone are worth the ticket.

i wish!

jake

 

[semperfi211]

 

[Hookeye]

 

[gvsugod]

Nonpoint, Mastodon, Alice in Chains (before Layne Staley died).

 

[semperfi211]

 

[25mux]

90s Green Day...before they got real political

 

[code_red]

Tori Amos
Opeth
Tool
NIN
Mastodon
Black Sabbath
Rush
The Faceless

 

[woody24]

Foo Fighters and Local H

 

[snapping turtle]

They had a cold spell in the late 19080's early 1990's but man how could one go wrong here.

Early rock: Johnny Cash

Classic rock all time : Stones

1970's : Hard but Steely dan Aja album alone qualifies,

1980's: Greatful dead With the Brynt Midland on keyboards

Alt: Violent Femmes

1990's : The Meat Puppets

2000: Dave Mathews Band (If I don't name him the old lady won't forgive me)

2010: Jack White and his many bands,

Jazz: Miles Davis (On green dolphin street or Kind of blue)

 

[tmkr]

Agree with most here but you forgot,

Boston
ELO
Black Sabbath
Alice Cooper
Alan Parsons Project
Frampton
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

all the above plus
Jethro Tull
Clapton