- The Beatles
- The Doors
- David Bowie
- Tame Impala
- King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
- Unknown Mortal Orchestra
- Mndsgn
To name just a few of my favourites.
Topic: Best Band/s?! (Read 331 times)
As my name may suggest im rather into the world of Psychedelia haha
To name just a few of my favourites.
To name just a few of my favourites.
I always enjoyed Weezer's tone and beat on their songs. Calm and relaxing yet sometimes they could also be uplifting in ways. My favorite song of their is Beverly Hills, no surprises there 
My best band for me is airsupply i like all the song of this band
pop punk its cool like sex pistols, ramones and NOFX
Best band of all time would be The Beatles ofcourse, I think Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Velvet Underground are also one of the best.
I think of the last decade Bon Iver is the only rock/pop/indie band that blew my mind, the others just seem mediocre.
I think of the last decade Bon Iver is the only rock/pop/indie band that blew my mind, the others just seem mediocre.
But one band that did get mainstream traction, and whose music holds up really well, is Rollins Band.
I understand that Rollins Band can be a bit of an acquired taste for some. The band’s jazz-inflected noodling is certainly not the most accessible thing in the world. But it's the logical progression of what Black Flag was doing at the end. Rollins Band weren’t the world’s greatest songwriters, but they were a group of truly impressive musicians. If anything, the group is less about the Rollins and more about the Band.
To wit: Chris Haskett, Rollins Band guitarist from 1986 to 1997, has also played with David Bowie. Bassist Andrew Weiss, who played with the Band from '87 to '92, is a Grammy-winning producer with credits including Akron/Family and Helios Creed. Both he and drummer Sim Cain played in the original version of Ween’s expanded live band, as well as Greg Ginn’s Gone, an instrumental, post-Flag project. The J. Geils Band recruited Cain for their 1999 reunion tour. Second bassist Melvin Gibbs has played with everyone from John Zorn to Femi Kuti.
I understand that Rollins Band can be a bit of an acquired taste for some. The band’s jazz-inflected noodling is certainly not the most accessible thing in the world. But it's the logical progression of what Black Flag was doing at the end. Rollins Band weren’t the world’s greatest songwriters, but they were a group of truly impressive musicians. If anything, the group is less about the Rollins and more about the Band.
To wit: Chris Haskett, Rollins Band guitarist from 1986 to 1997, has also played with David Bowie. Bassist Andrew Weiss, who played with the Band from '87 to '92, is a Grammy-winning producer with credits including Akron/Family and Helios Creed. Both he and drummer Sim Cain played in the original version of Ween’s expanded live band, as well as Greg Ginn’s Gone, an instrumental, post-Flag project. The J. Geils Band recruited Cain for their 1999 reunion tour. Second bassist Melvin Gibbs has played with everyone from John Zorn to Femi Kuti.
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Depends if you are talking about bands that are around today, or ones that have finished.
Right now i am loving Arctic Monkeys
Right now i am loving Arctic Monkeys
RHCP
Wow, I like Tool a lot,... In certain moments.
I've seen The Editors in concert and was mesmerized, obsessed over them for weeks afterwards.
The National are nice. Massive Attack are brilliant! And how about Garbage?
Really, there can't be just one answer 😊
I've seen The Editors in concert and was mesmerized, obsessed over them for weeks afterwards.
The National are nice. Massive Attack are brilliant! And how about Garbage?
Really, there can't be just one answer 😊
Chicago is my favorite band. Their concert is amazing. Hopefully I can go again.
I still prefer Beatles for Old Songs.
Fall Out Boy in their early albums.
New Found Glory for continuous great songs.
But still, any genre of music is good because it's music.
Im also a pop-punk band enthusiast.
Fall Out Boy in their early albums.
New Found Glory for continuous great songs.
But still, any genre of music is good because it's music.
Im also a pop-punk band enthusiast.
One oke rock is the best band,..
wow you like one ok rock, i like it taka and frend this favorite song the bigining
One oke rock is the best band,..
- Gorillaz
- Mastodon
- Iron Maiden
- Pantera
- Opeth
- The Black Keys
- Tool
Red Hot Chili Peppers the best band of all times. I love listening to their music, have to admit I love older songs a bit more than newer ones. They are interesting not only to listen also to watch Flea is my favorite. H.I.M also a bit harder sound.
I love pop punk, too - Blink 182 and Green Day are surely my favourite
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
Whoa, cool. I also listen to those bands (expect Rancid, havent tried to listen to them yet but i will try now) Thank's.
You should.
They are pure energy.
I saw them live last June here in Italy when they played with Green Day.
Amazing performance!
I love pop punk, too - Blink 182 and Green Day are surely my favourite
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
Whoa, cool. I also listen to those bands (expect Rancid, havent tried to listen to them yet but i will try now) Thank's.
I love pop punk, too - Blink 182 and Green Day are surely my favourite
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
I also enjoy Rancid, Sum 41, Offsprings
I still prefer Beatles for Old Songs.
Fall Out Boy in their early albums.
New Found Glory for continuous great songs.
But still, any genre of music is good because it's music.
Im also a pop-punk band enthusiast.
Fall Out Boy in their early albums.
New Found Glory for continuous great songs.
But still, any genre of music is good because it's music.
Im also a pop-punk band enthusiast.
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