All time favorite band.
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311, hands down. Their earliest albums blew me away. "Music", "Grassroots", "311", and "Transistor" are still regulars on my playlist. After a couple of below average CDs (in my opinion) their latest "Uplifter" is fantastic.
311 isn't my favorite band, but I've always enjoyed them, and think they're pretty underrated. Really good live as well.
Didn't get to go to that one. I went to Council Bluffs last summer for their outdoors show. Great time.
I'll go with you on the Stones...amazing others that should be included on your Supergroup Dave Matthews and Eric Clapton because these guys can play almost anything, any genre.
Anything Clapton amazing.
That would have been a blast.
Fun, fun, fun live band. The Stephen's show was the same night as the K-State football game that day. Up early to tailgate (which resulted in my roomate's brother going to jail), big victory at the Jack, and a hell of a good concert that night, and as I walked in, I saw an ex getting thrown out for puking in the ticket line. It was pretty much a perfect day.
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DMB would have been in my All-Time favs at one point in my life. Another great live band, that I've probably just burned myself out on. Still kicking myself for missing the show in DSM this year.
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Led Zep but barely over
Pearl Jam
Pink Floyd
Korn
My super group
Vocals- Corey Taylor
lead- Tom Morello
Bass- Flea
drums- David Selveria
My old (older school) super group
Eddie Vedder
Jimi Hendrix
Less Claypool
Neil Peart
It's tough to leave out Chris Cornell, Eric Clapton, Slash, and Tommy Lee to name just a few..............
Pearl Jam
Pink Floyd
Korn
My super group
Vocals- Corey Taylor
lead- Tom Morello
Bass- Flea
drums- David Selveria
My old (older school) super group
Eddie Vedder
Jimi Hendrix
Less Claypool
Neil Peart
It's tough to leave out Chris Cornell, Eric Clapton, Slash, and Tommy Lee to name just a few..............
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1a++++ Beatles - No one else is even in the same league....
2. Elvis Costello and the Attractions (nobody mentions Pete Thomas as their drummer???)
3. Zombies
4. Chuck Berry with Johnny Johnson on keys and whoever else backed him up at Chess.
5. The Kinks
6. The Stones
7. Crowded House
8. Van Morrison (with or without Them)
9. For "obscure" how about The Whitlams?
10. BoDeans or Barenaked Ladies, the Who?
2. Elvis Costello and the Attractions (nobody mentions Pete Thomas as their drummer???)
3. Zombies
4. Chuck Berry with Johnny Johnson on keys and whoever else backed him up at Chess.
5. The Kinks
6. The Stones
7. Crowded House
8. Van Morrison (with or without Them)
9. For "obscure" how about The Whitlams?
10. BoDeans or Barenaked Ladies, the Who?
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I didn't read every post but I didn't see anyone mention Lynard Skynyrd.
Simple Man is one of the greates songs ever recorded (However I sort of like the Shinedown version of this song better)
Simple Man is one of the greates songs ever recorded (However I sort of like the Shinedown version of this song better)
Skynyrd was incredible. However, I think if Ronnie Van Zant saw the current incarnation of "Lynyrd Skynyrd", I think he'd beat the **** out of his little brother and the 2 original members playing in it. They've take a complete 180 from what Skynyrd was all about.
And calling Shinedown's cover (while its decent) of Simple Man better than the original is musical blasphemy! But to each their own, I guess.
I don't think I've ever seen a post go from "Good point, man!" to "This guy is out of his ******* mind!" faster than this one. Congrats! :notworthy:
