Give me your top 5

[theodus69]

Give me your top 5 favorite bands or artists. I'll start.... Jackson Browne #1 The Eagles #2 David Allen Coe #3 AC/DC w/ Bon Scott #4 & Green Day #5

[HUbison]

Give me your top 5 favorite bands or artists. I'll start.... Jackson Browne #1 The Eagles #2 David Allen Coe #3 AC/DC w/ Bon Scott #4 & Green Day #5

Holy eclectic musical taste, Batman! But I'm not complaining, I'm pretty much the same way.

1. Kid Rock
2. Saliva
3. Toby Keith
4. AC/DC
5. Jimmy Buffett

[psycho9985]

1. Stevie Ray Vaughn
2. Lynard skynard
3. Bob Seger
4. Robin Trower
5. Allman Bros.
6. any bluesy rock or southern rock

[psycho9985]

Stevie Ray Vaughn at Austin City Limits!
Huge files, but well worth the wait!

Clip 1 (17.6mb)

Clip 2 (15.8mb)

[AvengerRam]

I can never make lists like this. Too many to choose from. I'll give you my top 5 by decade instead (the decade when the band put out their best music).


1960s:

1. Simon & Garfunkle
2. The Beatles
3. The Who
4. The Rolling Stones
5. The Doors

1970s:

1. Queen
2. Fleetwood Mac
3. The Eagles
4. E.L.O.
5. Billy Joel

1980s:

1. U2
2. The Police/Sting
3. R.E.M.
4. Peter Gabriel
5. Midnight Oil

1990s:

1. U2
2. R.E.M.
3. Sarah McLachlan
4. Natalie Merchant
5. The Cranberries

2000s:

1. Sarah Harmer
2. Dar Williams
3. Sarah McLachlan
4. Howie Day
5. Green Day

[AvengerRam]

1. Kid Rock

I... I just don't know you anymore. :disappoin

[evil disco man]

In no particular order...

System of a Down
Nirvana [no "grunge" or "goth," thank you]
Static-X
R.E.M.
Elliott Smith

Those would be my all time favorites, as of now, but there are a lot of different CDs going through rotation that I'm starting to get into... Atmosphere, Aesop Rock, The Roots, Serart, Jack Johnson, Ben Harper, and Billy Bragg and Wilco.

[rammiser]

1.Metallica
2.Linkin Park
3.Van Halen
4.Blink 182
5.Nirvana

[HUbison]

1960s:

Hmm, what is this decade that you speak of...the "60's". I believe I read about them in one of the historical archives, but I have no first-hand knowledge. Maybe one of you elders can inform us. :redface:

I mean, I thought life began in the 70's. Weren't we all just amoebas before then?

[talkstoangels61]

Journey
B.B. King with Bobby Bland
Bad Company
Marvin Gaye
Johnny Lang
Almost forgot the Eagles

[RammieGirl]

It really is hard to narrow down since I love music and going to concerts, but these were the first to come to my mind:

1) Van Halen
2) Journey
3) Bon Jovi
4) Aerosmith
5) Toby Keith

[AvengerRam]

Hmm, what is this decade that you speak of...the "60's". I believe I read about them in one of the historical archives, but I have no first-hand knowledge. Maybe one of you elders can inform us. :redface:

I mean, I thought life began in the 70's. Weren't we all just amoebas before then?

Well, I was born in 1968, so I don't remember the 60s music when it was first released, but my earliest memories of popular music are my parents playing Simon & Garfunkle when I was a kid.

[HUbison]

Well, I was born in 1968, so I don't remember the 60s music when it was first released, but my earliest memories of popular music are my parents playing Simon & Garfunkle when I was a kid.

At that time were you crossing a bridge over troubled water on your way to Scarborough Fair?

[Ramsfan8503]

im a youngin in this message board so yeah

1. slipknot
2. linkin park
3. mudvayne
4. system of a down
5. pearl jam

[HUbison]

im a youngin in this message board so yeah

1. slipknot
2. linkin park
3. mudvayne
4. system of a down
5. pearl jam

Nothing wrong with youth, brother. Hang on to it while you got it. We lose a little bit of it every day....except of course for Michael Jackson. Oh that's not right. Lord, I apologize for that, and be with the starving pygmys in New Guinea, amen.