Fav all time bands?

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Fav all time bands?

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well
Doors
Joy Division
Nirvana
TOOL
Smiths
Stone Roses

pretty much yeah
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Man, did you open a can of worms?!!


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LoVE
Doors
Buffalo Springfield
Beatles
Stones
Spirit
Yardbirds
Kinks
Byrds
Beach Boys
Traffic
The Turtles
The Youngbloods
THe Zombies
The Animals
The Srawbs
Fairport Convention
Pearls Before Swine
Procol Harum
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Jefferson Airplane
Mothers Of Invention
Flying Burritos Brothers
Country Joe & The Fish
Fever Tree....

I'll think of more, believe me!!

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i haven't heard many from your list James i think i ll ve to check some out =)
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Pearl Jam
Country Teasers
DM Bob and the Deficits
The Doors
Jon wayne
Butthole surfers
Fugazi
Neutral Milk Hotel
The Cramps
The Stranglers
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Top 3:

The Doors
Led Zeppelin
Joy Division
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Far out man... way too many.

The Doors (anyone heard of them?)
Black Sabbath
Split Enz
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Dire Straits
Goldenhorse
INXS (With Michael Hutchence)
Kinks
Rolling Stones
Monkees (yep that's right!)
Run DMC

And so many many more. (Have left solo performers off)
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Roughie wrote:Far out man... way too many.

The Doors (anyone heard of them?)
Black Sabbath
Split Enz
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Dire Straits
Goldenhorse
INXS (With Michael Hutchence)
Kinks
Rolling Stones
Monkees (yep that's right!)
Run DMC

And so many many more. (Have left solo performers off)
Monkees absolutely, roughie!!

They overcame the corporate stranglehold to become a great band of musicians!
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Post by Dragonfly »

The Doors
Love with Arthur Lee
Los Lonely Boys
Jonny Lang
Yardbirds
Jefferson Airplane
The Youngbloods
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Mark Knopfler
Bob Dylan
Queen
The Who
Arlo Guthrie


That's not all and not necessarily in that order. :P
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Frank Zappa
The Free
ELP
YES
Al DiMeola
Pink Floyd
Hendrix
Neil Young
Cream
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Youngbloods for sure, kathie.

All time faves...hardly better song ever recorded

Darkness Darkness
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-CYWbfFoXY

The guitar break is one of the best all time solos too!

Jesse solo & live too!
Ridgetop
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Darkness Darkness 2009
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