Favorite Bands
 

We've done this before, but it's been awhile...list your 5(more if you want to) favorite bands other than FM :)

Here are mine:

Genesis
Pink Floyd
America
Beach Boys
Supertramp
U2
Hall and Oates
The Police (and Sting solo)

The Beatles - my absolute first love in music
-Paul McCartney
-George Harrison
Tom Petty
Simon and Garfunkle
Sheryl Crow
Sarah McLachlan
Josh Joplin Group
Loretta Lynn
Dolly Parton
Johnny Cash

Hmmm....
 

this takes some thinking....Let's see...Hmmm....


In no necessary order-

The Beatles
Dream Theater (Going to go pick up my copies of their "Live In Budokan" 2DVD/3CD sets today)
Helloween
Queen
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
U2
Iron Maiden
Guns N' Roses
Thin Lizzy
King Diamond/Mercyful Fate

Brian j.

To Name But a Few...
 

Heart
Led Zeppelin
David Bowie
Cowboy Junkies
Virgil Shaw
Jim O'Rourke
Neil Young
Linda Ronstadt
Tom Petty
Emmylou Harris

My all-time favorites:

U2
David Bowie
Lucinda Williams
Johnny Cash
Sam Phillips
Big Star
Elliott Smith
The Smiths/Morrissey

Not quite up there but up there still:

Modest Mouse
Pixies
The Shins
Beth Orton
Guided by Voices
Social Distortion
Uncle Tupelo

Fave Bands
 

Just sticking with bands:
The Beatles-my fav of all music aritists
The Doors
Led Zeppelin
The Eagles
The Rolling Stones
The Jefferson Airplane
Tom Petty
The Byrds
Heart
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

Five of my favourites:

Blondie
The Pretenders
Heart
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
No Doubt

The Beatles
The Eagles
Styx (I know I'll get some serious rolled eyes for this one, but I like 'em)
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Queen

I love Styx! :thumbsup:
Other favorites for me:

Boston
Eagles
Aerosmith
Blondie

Carol

I think the only music your doppelganger Pammy Jean EVER listens to in the car is the "Return to Paradise" live CD, and I was thoroughly enjoying it last week. My ma and I have our clapping during "Too Much Time On My Hands" down to perfection- and someday will crash a car doing it on the freeway.

-H (<---- probably the only 22-yr. old on the planet who can claim A) having seen Styx live SIX times and B) having a crush on Tommy Shaw)

Top five:
U2, The Pretenders, Blondie, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (and then Fleetwood Mac)

Also love:
No Doubt, Garbage, Led Zeppelin, Guns N Roses, The Eagles, Joe Walsh, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jefferson Airplane, Heart, The Strokes, The White Stripes, Portishead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Warren Zevon, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Jet, The Who, Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, The Rolling Stones, REM, Berlin, The Ramones, Pearl Jam, Blues Traveler, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, Carole King, Traffic, Alice Cooper, Neil Young, Alanis Morrisette, The Black Crowes, etc.

-Kate

Fleetwood Mac is firmly placed at #1 and following them are:

1. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
2. Heart
3. Paul Simon
4. CCR
5. Bad Company

H, you're up to six times now? You have me beat as I'm at 5. But you know I retired after they gave Dennis the boot. Even though he's a whiner, Styx just isn't Styx without him.

KC radio plays a lot of Styx, much more than Phoenix. I've heard Too Much Time on My Hands dozens of times in the short time I've been back here. LOVE that hand-clapping part.

I've only seen them once with Dennis, on the Return to Paradise tour. I don't mind no Dennis. He icks me. He's so sanctimonious. He's on TV and stuff all the time up here in Chicago. His songs have never been my favorites, I've always liked the J.Y. & Tommy stuff better, so I don't mind him not being around. Ugh- I even remember seeing Styx play at Station Casino (Ameristar, now, where I lost $40 on the slots last week). Styx at a casino. LOLOLOL.

I heard "Renegade" twice on the Fox while I was there!

Kate, did you hear about the supposed Black Crowes reunion? I'm psyched if it happens.

Well, if my vinyl and CD collection means anything, next to FM and Stevie, I have more Zeppelin albums than any other group...

Other all-time faves:

Tom Petty
The Beatles
Sting (with or without the Police - Dream of the Blue Turtles is a masterpiece, imo)
The Stones
Heart
George Clinton/Parliament ('cause I need the funk)
James Brown (see comment above)
The Red Hot Chili Peppers (first few albums are the best, but I still like all of 'em)
The B-52's (another soundtrack of my life band)
Lots and lots of others I can't think of at the moment...

And Styx was my second concert! The Grand Illusion tour, yeah, yeah, I'm old! :p

Blondie
Kittie
My Ruin
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Poe
Portishead/Beth Gibbons
Geri Halliwell/Melanie C/thespicegirlscough
Nelly Furtado

Those are my big ones.

In no order,

The Vines
Kiss
Van Halen (Roth era- pre 1984, before sellout Jump)
Fleetwood Mac
The Darkness (Fun, loud goof-rock)

Others
Jet (a little repettitve/over rated, but they're pretty good)

Fleetwood Mac
Talking Heads
U2
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
The B-52's
Tom Petty
The Beatles

Fleetwood Mac
Stevie Nicks :D
Blondie
Heart
No Doubt
Cake
Bobby d.
Jefferson A.

Other than the MAC...

U2
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Beatles
Eagles
The Police

1. The Beatles
2. George Harrison
3. Christine McVie/Fleetwood Mac
4. Paul McCartney
5. Simon & Garfunkel
6. Bob Dylan
7. Paul Simon
8. Eric Clapton
9. The Beach Boys
10. The Everly Brothers

Johnny Cash
Loretta Lynn
Joni Mitchell
Bonnie Raitt
Sheryl Crow
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Elton John (early Elton...first 3 or 4 albums)
Billie Holiday

My favorite bands and artists:

Blondie
Fine Young Cannibals
'Til Tuesday
Supertramp
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Heart
Aimee Mann
Jefferson Airplane
Bette Midler
Bonnie Raitt
David Bowie
Talking Heads
The Clash
Cyndi Lauper
The Pretenders
Sheryl Crow
The Motels
Bob Dylan
Billie Holiday
Tina Turner

And of course the Mac, Stevie, and Lindsey.

Have you heard Loretta Lynn's Van Lear Rose? I totally fell in love with that album - wasn't a huge LL fan before it....but I'm starting to turn around...great album...

Besides the Mac, my favs are:

The Police
Heart
The Eagles
ZZ Top
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Van Halen
Genesis/Phil Collins

Some of my favorites (besides Fleetwood Mac, Stevie & Lindsey):

U2
Dave Matthews Band
Cure
The Smiths
Eurythmics
Sly And The Family Stone (for the first two albums)
Blur
David Bowie
Cranberries
Etta James :angel:
Cake
The White Stripes
Lamb
Queens Of The Stone Age
Kate Bush
Stereophonics
Nina Simone

Ok... stop :p

Romy

I have, indeed. :) I'd heard about it before it was released, and bought it the day it came out. I had sort of been getting into some of that vintage country stuff (mainly Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline) before, but Loretta caught my ear with Van Lear Rose. I also bought a 'greatest hits' compilation of hers, and have been listening to "Fist City" almost non-stop. Love that song. :D

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
The Eagles
Sarah McLachlan
Sheryl Crow
Linkin Park (my get-your-aggression-out music)
Prince (coz I need the funk too!)
Brooks and Dunn
Heart

Favorite bands
 

The Beatles!!!
Traveling Wilbury's
The Doors
Cream
Led Zeppelin

No way there! There IS another old-time "metal-head" who just so happens to love the Mac too...
When I was 14 years old, I had a Stevie Bella Donna pin on one collar of my leather jacket and an Iron Maiden one on the other! I was a source of amusement to all those that noticed...
And Helloween...The pumpkin band..Where were they from again? Germany or something???
I LOVED them.
But on a SERIOUS note, I LOVE Thin Lizzy in ALL its MANY incarnations...The double live album is my all time favorite though..."Holy War" is AMAZING!!!
At any rate, I just wanted you to know that you're not "alone" and I hope things are "improving" with everything...
:)celestenadia

How could I forget them? One of my faves, they always bring a smile to my face. :thumbsup:

From looking at your list, might I suggest getting the Moonlight Mile soundtrack? One of the best ones out there and only one song is unbearable (Gary Glitter). :xoxo:

Same here! I never get tired of them. And everytime I listen to Dreams, I feel the urge to hear their music too.

Yes, it was great! :thumbsup: The best thing of that movie, together with Susan Sarandon's performance. It will be the first album in my collection with some Gary Glitter on it, but for Slys, Rolling Stones, and Robert Plant among others (that I didn't remember without checking :p), I can do it. Thanks for the advice. :)

Romy

I have always...
 

been (And will be) a "metal-head", Nothing will ever change that...Been listening to metal for over 20 years now and with the current influx on the "New Wave Of American Metal" groups I am feeling nostalgic!

Yep, Helloween is from Germany...And they still use the pumpkin's as their mascot. I think Andi Deris has a voice that would you would find interesting, I like him even more than the singer he replaced Michael Kiske. I have a majority of Helloween's catalog on cd, Ever since I purchased their masterpiece "Keeper Of The Seven Keys Pt.1" back in 1986 I have been a loyal fan (Their 13 minute epic "Halloween" is my favorite track to listen to this time of the year), They just finished touring for their latest release "Rabbit Doesnt Come Easy", You can check 'em out at http://www.helloween.org

Thin Lizzy is the one band that never got the respect in the states that they RIGHTFULLY deserved, Not until after they disbanded and the great Phil Lynott passed away from this life...The guy was a lyrical genius in my opinion, And he had a great ear for having some great guitar players in Thin Lizzy: Gary Moore (The Peter Green apprentice!), Scott Gorham, John Sykes, Brian Robertson, Eric Bell, etc. Ya should check out the live album "Live And Dangerous", This release is one of the best live album ever IMHO!

I am feeling alright, But will need to have surgery yet again on my esophagus, But better my esophagus than having heart surgery!!!

Brian "If it's too loud...You're too old...Or just too damn stupid to understand" j.

I consider myself an old time "metal head" too. I love Metallica, Gn'R, Anthrax, Crue and others. It was weird for me when I started listening to Stevie and the Mac cause before that I ONLY would listen to metal and thought everything else sucked. :rolleyes:

Favorite artists...not just "bands"...
 

BESIDES Fleetwood Mac and its spin-offs (solo albums, ex-members post-Mac groups, etc)...

The Beatles (collectively, individually & spin-offs)
The Rolling Stones
Eric Clapton (and the groups he was in)
Bob Dylan
Leon Russell
Allman Bros Band (and its spin-offs)
Little Feat
Ry Cooder
Tom Waits
ZZ Top
The Who
Jeff Beck (all his incarnations)
(reluctantly) Led Zeppelin
Buffalo Springfield & The Byrds (and their spin-offs & collaborations)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Bruce Springsteen & The E St Band
Dire Straits
Gin Blossoms
Concrete Blonde
The Motels
Talking Heads
ORBIT SERVICE
Robert Johnson
Muddy Waters
Howlin' Wolf
Robert Cray
Buddy Guy
Albert King
BB King
Freddie King
John Mayall
Miles Davis
John Coltrane
Charlie Parker
Modern Jazz Quartet
Duke Ellington
Count Basie
Les Paul
Chet Atkins
Big & Rich
Gretchen Wilson
Brooks & Dunn
Sara Evans
Patty Loveless
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Dwight Yoakam
Sade
Nora Jones
LV Beethoven
JS Bach
Chopin
Smetana
Holtz (Gustav, not "Lou") :laugh:
Tomita
Jean Michel-Jarre





Oh...and BTW...
As much as I like them, I also DON'T like them for what they did to Bob Welch's pre-Mac group. :cool: Welch's first snub! :laugh:

stevie 1st of course :thumbsup:
FM
tom petty
pat benatar
heart
elton john
beatles
george harrison
john lennon
pink floyd
sweetwater
jackson browne
ac/dc
the little river band
bob segar
i 2 love styx
yes

just 2 name a few~ LOL

brightest stevie blessings~
jill

Awesome! I love Bob Seger, too, but never admit it... :laugh:

never get tired of this question
 

my five beyond the Mac:

Queen
Pink Floyd
Culture Club
ABBA
Pet Shop Boys

some more:
Supertramp
Soda Stereo (Argentina)
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Beach Boys
Styx

5 favs
 

Well Stevie and Fleetwood Mac are a gimme--
Only 5 ....mmmmmm Lets see
How about:
Little Feat,
Rolling Stones,
Police,
Supertramp (old supertramp)
Pink Floyd,
Kate Bush,
Lorenna McKennitt,
Blood Sweat and Tears, ok so I am really old...
Eric Clapton, when he used to drink and take drugs and was a great artist...Sorry but when I hear him today, I think elevator music.
Gregg Allman, alone not with the "Brothers" and backed by a brass section-Yes!!

Got carried away...sorry that is more than 5 but I like so many different kinds of music--
Anyone know what Carmina Burina is?? Love that too, and Nutcracker Suite

what can I say....eclipse~~ :shocked:

And why oh why in the world would you not want to admit to liking Bob Segar?? Tunes like Katmandu? and Turn the Page? Classis songs and there is a reason---What about Lou Reed too I forgot about him...I could just go on and on.....like a river to the sea! ha
~~eclipse~~ :nod: