Name 5 of your favorite bands

AC/DC
Black Sabbath
CCR
Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company
Violent Femmes

This list doesn't even remotely touch how many favorites I actually have.
 
Brotha Ajax said:
BarKays are the shit. Took their shit from my mom's old school collection, and didn't realize they they were hella sampled in hip-hop.
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I think many hip-hop artists did the same thing you did: rifle through Mom's and Pop's vinyl to find good grooves.
 
fromrussiawithlove said:
I'm going to answer this in the traditional sense of bands, playing instruments and all. There are some solo artists that I prefer over these guys but these are my favourite bands.

1. Guns & Roses
2. Dir en grey
3. Rancid
4. Hole
5. Oasis
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HA!
I love Dir en grey.. they have some f-ed up videos too:-)
 
Fleetwood Mac
Bob Marley and the Wailers
Led Zepplin
Earth Wind and Fire
Prince/Revolution
Sly and the Family Stone
 
metallica
depeche mode
the cure
bad brains
faith no more


it's hard to select only 5 bands, i have a lot of music in my head
 
Amy Winehouse , although she is always rumoured to be sacking her back up band lol.

The Jam
Temptations
David Bowie
Nina Simone love( here comes the Sun)

But I totally love so many bands, this represents a speckle of what I like
 
Only 5???

The Beatles
Prince and the N.P.G.
Blondie
Diana Ross & the Supremes
Fleetwood Mac

and I need to throw in The Temptations and Creedence Clearwater Rivival as well
 
still cannot believe not a single soul has mentioned the BEATLES...!!! where have you all been???? who started the whole band thing off???
 
Tarshibear said:
still cannot believe not a single soul has mentioned the BEATLES...!!! where have you all been???? who started the whole band thing off???
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Chuck Berry was perhaps the most fundamental progenitor of the Beatles' sound. They recorded covers of "Roll Over Beethoven" and "Rock And Roll Music" early on and many other Berry classics were in their live repertoire. Chuck Berry's influence is also heard (in altered form) on later recordings such as "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey" (1968) and "Come Together" (1969) (when "Come Together" was released, the owner of Chuck Berry's copyrights sued John Lennon for copyright infringement of his song "You Can't Catch Me", after which the two reached an amicable settlement, the terms of which included an agreement that Lennon cover some Chuck Berry songs as a solo artist).
 
it's hard to come up with only four, but it depends on my mood at the time. But here it goes:

Fishbone- A truly original funk, metal, ska band from Los Angeles who don't receive the props they deserve.

Prince- What can you say, this man did things his own way and was always on point musically and lyrically.

Funkadlic- Way ahead of their time and influenced so many groups and singers.

Curtis Mayfield- See the soundtrack for Super Fly.
 
Loki said:
Chuck Berry was perhaps the most fundamental progenitor of the Beatles' sound. They recorded covers of "Roll Over Beethoven" and "Rock And Roll Music" early on and many other Berry classics were in their live repertoire. Chuck Berry's influence is also heard (in altered form) on later recordings such as "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey" (1968) and "Come Together" (1969) (when "Come Together" was released, the owner of Chuck Berry's copyrights sued John Lennon for copyright infringement of his song "You Can't Catch Me", after which the two reached an amicable settlement, the terms of which included an agreement that Lennon cover some Chuck Berry songs as a solo artist).
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Absolutely he was. The Beatles have always been very open about their early influences, especially Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. I was just at a loss because it was a thread about bands. I'm pretty sure that there isn't one person out there who doesn't know at least 1 Beatles song. :)
 
I'm assuming this is more on the lines of an actual band and not a just a singing group? If so then mine would be:

Earth, Wind, & Fire
Chicago
Parliament Funkadelic
The Commodores
Sly & The Family Stone
 
Wow, it's so hard to limit my list to only five bands. Oh well here goes:

5. U2
4. Prince and the Revolution
3. The Rolling Stones
2. Black Sabbath
1. Led Zeppelin
 
Prince is the most talented musician that I've ever seen. Dance like James Brown, play guitar like Hendrix, and write a melody like Bob Dylan.

Props to all the Prince fans.

Bookworm616 said:
Prince is quite popular on this thread.
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