Deep Purple, and it's various spinoffs, especially Rainbow.
15th November 2007 06:56 PM
jaymze
Eeeekkkkk!!
Too many to mention!
But bands that are consistently up there in 2nd place at different times:
QUEENSRYCHE - Seattle metallers going since the early 1980's
THE HUMAN LEAGUE - Yorkshire synth pop band, known mainly for 1 massive song but have a great back catalogue (and great live)
CHIC - 70's funk / disco legends
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16th November 2007 01:06 AM
Kilroy
quote:Sioux wrote:
No. But I hate beach music...
You never heard them But you hate them cause it's Beach Music?
How do you know? VA resident I take It.
It's cool cause in later year they turned Stupid but they were not just Beach Music They Were "White" Soul Before "White" soul was popular. I respect the Beach Music thing. Thanks
16th November 2007 01:07 AM
Kilroy
quote:nanatod wrote:
Deep Purple, and it's various spinoffs, especially Rainbow.
Rainbow was great....I left an album of theirs at an old girlfriends.
16th November 2007 01:33 AM
Sioux
quote:Kilroy wrote:
You never heard them But you hate them cause it's Beach Music?
How do you know? VA resident I take It.
It's cool cause in later year they turned Stupid but they were not just Beach Music They Were "White" Soul Before "White" soul was popular. I respect the Beach Music thing. Thanks
Yes, Virginia, lol. I never heard them in person, but I for
sure heard them all over the radio. I moved to Va. from Ill. in '68 and all that the kids seemed to care about where I
was were groups like Bill Deal, the Tams and Chairman
of the Board. And I would try to talk Stones and Beatles
and Who and Yardbirds with them and they would say stuff
like "Yeah, they're all right, but have you heard 'May I'?" Uh, yeah. Yuck. So I guess I was just ready to
desperately NOT like beach music. Hey, I respect that you
like it. But you won't find me dancin' the shag to old
Bill Deal {RIP} anytime soon...lol
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16th November 2007 01:42 AM
Sioux
Seriously, there ARE so many bands to choose from....other favorites are:
Yardbirds
Pretties
Animals
Kinks
The Action
The Move
John's Children
Jethro Tull
Beach Boys {from Pet Sounds through the end of the decade}
Byrds
Buffalo Springfield
Remains
Blue Things
Ugly Ducklings
Outsiders {Dutch}
Mouse and the Traps
Chocolate Watchband
CSN&Y {and any together or solo}
Traffic
Love
I know there are tons more....
Also love:
SRV
NICK DRAKE
Joplin
Bonnie Raitt
These are in addition to the aforementioned Stones, Beatles, Who...
I LOVE garage rock. 1966 RULED.
16th November 2007 10:07 AM
LadyJane
Three way tie:
Bowie
The Who
Petty and the Heartbreakers
LJ.
16th November 2007 01:49 PM
Sioux
Oh shoot, I keep forgetting Petty....
There are a few artists who's body of work I just love.
I mean, I've never heard anything they ever did that I
did NOT like. Now, maybe that's because most of their
stuff sounds the same--who knows? But those artists are:
Stephen Stills
Pete Townshend
Tom Petty
16th November 2007 01:50 PM
Sioux
I would also have to include everything the Stones did
from '63-'71....
16th November 2007 03:05 PM
Dan
quote:mojoman wrote:
spice girls
2 free tickets basically fell out of heaven and landed in my hand yesterday.
16th November 2007 03:59 PM
duck
izzy stradlin
16th November 2007 11:51 PM
MrPleasant
The Who
17th November 2007 12:56 AM
Sioux
The Birds--Ronnie Wood's first group of note. Just listening to a CD now. Forgot to include them before.
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17th November 2007 01:16 AM
Kilroy
quote:Sioux wrote:
Yes, Virginia, lol. I never heard them in person, but I for
sure heard them all over the radio. I moved to Va. from Ill. in '68 and all that the kids seemed to care about where I
was were groups like Bill Deal, the Tams and Chairman
of the Board. And I would try to talk Stones and Beatles
and Who and Yardbirds with them and they would say stuff
like "Yeah, they're all right, but have you heard 'May I'?" Uh, yeah. Yuck. So I guess I was just ready to
desperately NOT like beach music. Hey, I respect that you
like it. But you won't find me dancin' the shag to old
Bill Deal {RIP} anytime soon...lol
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COOL. BUT I NEVERED SHAGGED TO THEM .
17th November 2007 01:21 AM
MarkP
Lately #2 has been Rush. I saw them this summer and they were great. I quickly got all their albums and lots of boots. It seems like I'm listening to them every day.
In permanent rotation in the #2 slot are: The Who, Led Zep, Allmans, Pearl Jam, Yes...all bands I can listen to for hours without a break.
17th November 2007 11:58 AM
Highwire Rob
Hello, We're Scum of the Earth!
17th November 2007 07:59 PM
BONOISLOVE
I am licensing the rights for a new band called "2U".
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