What is your favorite band?

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Hard to pick a favorite, but if we’re limiting it to bands I would probably say, Boston, Eagles, 3 Doors Down, Third Day,and Reliant K are my favorites.
 
We may be from different generations but have you ever heard Stanley Clarke?
P.S. That is a very young Al DiMeola on guitar. Listen carefully to the run he plays from 5:10 to 5:20. The song is “The Magician” from Return to Forever’s “Romantic Warrior” album. A masterpiece if ever there was one.
I didn’t mean to say “the greatest” but “one of the greatest”. It’s one of my pet peeves when someone says that one musician is the greatest and here I slipped up and said it. All artists have different styles and no one is really the “greatest”.

I like that video. He does some interesting things on his bass. Definitley has some fast fingers and a catchy little tune to. I love people like him that can make you feel their music.

Well since we are sharing good artists here is another one of my favorites. Drummer Buddy Rich. This is a solo when he was about 65.

Rich Solo

And here is a funny one of him “dueling” with Animal from the muppets.

Animal vs. Buddy Rich
 
  1. HIM (need I say more?!)
  2. Green Day (even though they’re on the pro-abortion list)
  3. The 69eyes (…yeah you can tell already. Listen to “Sister of Charity”)
  4. Aiden
  5. CKY (Don’t wanna know what that stands for)
  6. The Bloodhound Gang (don’t listen to their lyrics)
  7. Avenaged Sevenfold
  8. AFI
  9. Cradle of Filth (heaviest band I listen to)
 
St. Thomas Aquinas, for Pange Lingua. It is my favorite hymn, Salve Regina in second (though it isn’t by Aquinas, I know).

Talk Talk, the old brit-pop band. I’m not a huge fan of their popular material, but rather their experimental stuff which ended up killing their career. “Spirit of Eden” and “Laughing Stock” are phenomenal pieces of art. I recommend them to anyone who has a deep appreciation for music.

I wouldn’t recommend the following bands to anyone unless they had particularly…Metal, punk or post-rock tentencies. My favorite heavy bands would probably be either Botch (We Are the Romans), Isis (Oceanic) or Refused (The Shape of Punk to Come).

And of course, I can’t deny the classical geniuses Mozart and Rachmaninoff, among others, though I am especially fond of Amadeus and Sergei.

The Beatles, John Contrane, Miles Davis… I like a lot, yes.
  1. HIM (need I say more?!)
  2. Green Day (even though they’re on the pro-abortion list)
  3. The 69eyes (…yeah you can tell already. Listen to “Sister of Charity”)
  4. Aiden
  5. CKY (Don’t wanna know what that stands for)
  6. The Bloodhound Gang (don’t listen to their lyrics)
  7. Avenaged Sevenfold
  8. AFI
  9. Cradle of Filth (heaviest band I listen to)
Wow. Am I reading correctly? That is interesting.
 
I didn’t mean to say “the greatest” but “one of the greatest”. It’s one of my pet peeves when someone says that one musician is the greatest and here I slipped up and said it. All artists have different styles and no one is really the “greatest”.
I know exactly what you mean. How do you say who is the best? What would the criteria be?
I like that video. He does some interesting things on his bass. Definitley has some fast fingers and a catchy little tune to. I love people like him that can make you feel their music.
Yes, amazing stuff. That was from a TV show in 1976, which explains the poor quality.
Well since we are sharing good artists here is another one of my favorites. Drummer Buddy Rich. This is a solo when he was about 65.
Ah yes, Buddy was great.
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i just got back from grace land it was really cool to take a tour of elvis preselys house!🙂
 
Matchbox Twenty is my favorite band, but I also like 3 Doors Down, Lifehouse, and The Ramones. :cool:
 
Talk Talk, the old brit-pop band. I’m not a huge fan of their popular material, but rather their experimental stuff which ended up killing their career. “Spirit of Eden” and “Laughing Stock” are phenomenal pieces of art. I recommend them to anyone who has a deep appreciation for music.
I know this is from Talk Talk’s pop era, but Jorge Sedano on Fox Sports Radio uses “It’s My Life” as his theme song.
 
What songs did [Chicago] do? I never heard of them.
Assuming your tongue wasn’t in your cheek:

25 or 6 to 4
I’m a Man
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
Beginnings (Only The Beginning)
Questions 67 and 68
Call On Me
Harry Truman
Alive Again
If You Leave Me Now
Wishing You Were Here
Old Days
Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon (including Make Me Smile and Colour My World)

I like their more obscure stuff, like Poem 58, Fancy Colours, Poem For The People, Where Do We Go From Here, etc.
 
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. It’s Nick Cave’s band is all that needs to be said. Or The Cruxshadows. Electro-goth, with lyrics that, at least to me, aren’t obnoxiously depressive.
 
Assuming your tongue wasn’t in your cheek:

25 or 6 to 4
I’m a Man
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
Beginnings (Only The Beginning)
Questions 67 and 68
Call On Me
Harry Truman
Alive Again
If You Leave Me Now
Wishing You Were Here
Old Days
Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon (including Make Me Smile and Colour My World)

I like their more obscure stuff, like Poem 58, Fancy Colours, Poem For The People, Where Do We Go From Here, etc.
I really never heard of them. I don’t recognise any of these songs.
 
i like queen ok…whats your favorite song?🙂
My favorite song is “These Are The Days of Our Lives”, which was off of Inudendo (which is not at all my favorite album, and on the whole, was not very good). However, my favorite album is “A Day At The Races”.

Scout :tiphat:
 
My favorite song is “These Are The Days of Our Lives”, which was off of Inudendo (which is not at all my favorite album, and on the whole, was not very good). However, my favorite album is “A Day At The Races”.

Scout :tiphat:
i like the bicycle song:p
 
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