Band Face Off - Finals 3
 

Joni won the last round and joins Led Zep in the Grand Final.

After the ladies with an attitude we have fellas who are in the mood...

Who is your favourite and why?

jan contant

Surely a TP landslide?

a close second in my book.....

Tom Petty

No contest.

Edit: I forgot the why.

He's the first artist whose music I fell in love with and he has yet to disappoint. It started when I was eight years old and saw the video for "I Won't Back Down." He hasn't always topped my list of favorites - I've gone through a few phases when others have taken that title (Nirvana, Fleetwood Mac) - but he never falls far from the top and always climbs back up. Sure, there are a few songs that I'm not crazy about, but in 17 years of being a fan, I still have not found a Petty song that I dislike.

I love almost ALL Tom Petty music and have seen him a couple of times in concert. I do like Prince a lot too, but it's really no contest.

Not easy, but I went with my man Bowie.

Of course it is Bowie - Petty sucks ass compared to Bowie's genius :sorry:

You really are a fool.

No worries, though. Bowie doesn't stand a chance against Petty.

jeff buckley. his words hit a nerve. 'lover' and 'last goodbye' are two songs that i completely connect with, more than any song by the other artists.

i love petty and could vote for him based on the number of his songs that rock. i love bowie and could vote for him based on the genius level some of his songs reach. but i didn't. :wavey:

Well if that aint the pot calling the kettle black :D

As much as I love Petty - and you know I do - I adore Bowie. He is my second favourite artist after Stevie......

Hardest choice yet. I keep reminding myself, it's who I LIKE most, not who I think has had the greatest impact on music, or who is more talented, or whatever.

I went with Petty. I can't think of a song that I don't like. Johnny Cash was my other choice, but I've just been getting more into him lately & don't feel qualified to really judge his music yet. Prince - I don't really get into his more recent work, although his 80's stuff remains great.