Led Zeppelin
AC/DC
Doors
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stevie Ray Vaughn (did anyone forget this guy?)
The Who
The BEatles

Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac.
Led Zeppelin
Chicken Shack
The Beatles
Pink Floyd
The Who
The Kinks

There are so many, but here goes:

1 Dylan
2 Springsteen
3 Neil Young
4 The Beatles
5 The Who
6 Ryan Adams
7 U2

...the list changes by the day.

Gazza- its hard to leave bands out, my list can change every week but those are my absolute favorites. For me I didn't include Dylan but I love his music.

We should make a list of bands people can't stand.

Velvet Underground
James Brown
Hank Williams
Robert JOhnson
Muddy Waters/Howlin' Wolf (tie)
The Wailers
Bob Dylan

jamesfdouglas Wrote:
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> GUess we all a bunch o' Classic Rock lovers.


that would account for why I disagree with most of the fine folks on this board

BUT
I do luvs me some Rock and ROll so here is my top 7 (excluding the Stones, who will ALWAYS be #1)

Hanoi Rocks
Metallica
Ramones
The Supersuckers
Gun-n-Roses
Aerosmith
Led Zepplin

hanoi Rocks???
Never heard

this is going to be weird but after the stones we've got.......

1) Michael Jackson
2) Stevie Wonder
3) Alice Cooper
4) Led Zeppelin
5) Little Richard
6) Tina Turner
7) Ray Charles

I don't do top 7.

3,5,10,25,50,100 and are oke but 7 !!!!!

i knuw, its hard to take 7
--but in your heart you know

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
U2
Counting Crows
Tom Petty and the HeartBreakers
The Who
The Clash
REM

Havo Wrote:
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> i knuw, its hard to take 7
> --but in your heart you know

Thanks Havo, I try to make a top 7 but everytime It's stop at 5 or ends at 10.

1. Bob Dylan
2. Spoon
3. Wilco
4. The Black Keys
5. Ben Folds
6. Sinatra
7. The Who

Hound Dog Wrote:
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> Gazza- its hard to leave bands out, my list can
> change every week but those are my absolute
> favorites. For me I didn't include Dylan but I
> love his music.
>
> We should make a list of bands people can't stand.


ok..here goes

1. Bon Jovi
2. Bon Jovi
3. Bon Jovi
4. Bon Jovi
5. Bon Jovi
6. Westlife
7. All Bon Jovi Tribute Bands

"Gazza, I'm pleased to see my good friend topping your list."

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Greatest Blues Group of ALL TIME!
Lowell George's Little Feat
George Harrison's Beatles
Jorma Kaukonen's Hot Tuna
Duane's Allman Brothers
Muddy Waters Band (Little Walter harp version)
Los Fabulous THunderbirds

Take that, if you will...

JR

Eric Clapton
Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band
The Kinks
The Beatles ( more so Lennon solo )
Blondie
Aerosmith
Alice Cooper

I'm surprised to see comparatively so little soul - will make up as I can.

Besides classical, which is a different story (and forever my true love...):

SAM COOKE
Irma Thomas
James Brown
Sonny Rollins
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Betty Carter
...
so many more, can't decide for a number 7.

stone-relics Wrote:
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> Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Greatest Blues Group
> of ALL TIME!
> Lowell George's Little Feat
> George Harrison's Beatles
> Jorma Kaukonen's Hot Tuna
> Duane's Allman Brothers
> Muddy Waters Band (Little Walter harp version)
> Los Fabulous THunderbirds
>
> Take that, if you will...
>
> JR


I agree on Fleedwood Mac Stones Relics (never heard you about Fleedwood M though)

The Beatles
The Kinks
The Who
David Bowie
BoB Dylan
The Black Crowes
Led Zeppelin

Led Zeppelin
Beatles
Pink Floyd
Springsteen & E Street Band
U2
The Who
Queen

tom waits
chuck berry
iggy pop/stooges
david bowie
acdc
rod stewart/faces
sahara hotnights

NicoS and stone-relics

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Greatest Blues Group of ALL TIME

So these guys were the middle act in a three band night of LJ Baldry and Savoy Brown I took in 1970. It was a poor mix as the other bands were doing kick butt party rock and off course FM was a blues band back then. I have the Chicago tapes which are, let's say, interesting at the best.

My take is they were probably ahead of their time in regards to white guys playing in an all blues band but I fail to see how they reached the status you have bestowed.

Simple question, what am I missing. Is there some other song material you can direct me too?

Mine have changed over time but here's what it is today.

1 Bob Dylan
2 Eric Clapton (Including Cream, B Faith, Derek)
3 The Beatles
4 Alan Jackson
5 Stevie Wonder
6 Frank Sinatra
7 BB King

don't give me that ole one two, one two three four

JMoisica Wrote:
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> anyone else here love the stones, but can't stand
> led zeppelin?
>



Yes- me!

Dianna Ross
Britney Spears
Wam
Mitalica (I just don't get it)
Lionel Richie
Ted Nugent
Poisen, etc. (hair bands in general)
the "classics tour" featuring Wam and Ted Nugent with Mitalica as the backing band - they do an amazing duet on "Wake me up with cat scratch fever." Sorry if I spoiled the show for you.
Elivator Rock & Roll
I would not put him in this list, but Mick's solo work is in my the record collection but not the CD collection (always a good way to jugde if you really like it). - but that is also true of the the other MJ's Thriller record also.


or maybe

the Beatles
Bob Dylan
Neil Young
Van Morrison
REM
Ricki Lee Jone
Jonie Mitchel
Jimmy Buffet (If you don't get it, you have not been there)
Grateful Dead
Paul Simon

The Stones is the top act of course.

2.- The Beatles.
3.- David Bowie.
4.- Nirvana.
5.- Lou Reed (Also counting The Velvet Underground).
6.- The Who.
7.- Tom Waits.
8.- The White Stripes.

JumpingKentFlash

1)The Rolling Stones

2)David Bowie

3)The Band

4)The Beatles

5)Roy Orbison

6)Hank Williams

7)The Clash

Hey IAmTheDJ: Cool to have Hank Williams so high. Thumbs up.

JumpingKentFlash

led zeppelin
jimi hendrix
the doors
black crowes
guns n roses/velvet revolver
miles davis