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Give me your top 2.  I don't know anyone that can give me just one.  Mine.......


Allman Brothers
Sublime


They fill it up for me.  Appreciate most music, but these 2 do it.  Love to hear who you guys got.


 
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rolling stones.... raging slab  ,no, lol  ....    creedence clearwater 
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Bob Marley & the Wailers, The Smithereens. Strange combo, but I never listened to a bad song from either of those two bands. 
 
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Great choices Jose. Love both those bands.

For me and it's very difficult to pick just two The Rolling Stones & The Clash  (close behind are The Beatles, The Who & Zep) 

 

Poo, why no Harpers Bizarre love?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmag:

Great choices Jose. Love both those bands.

For me and it's very difficult to pick just two The Rolling Stones & The Clash  (close behind are The Beatles, The Who & Zep) 

 

Poo, why no Harpers Bizarre love?

Saw them eons ago at the old Cape Cod Coliseum. Their energy was infectious. The whole double album 'London Calling' was a masterpiece (#8 on Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums of all time). It perfectly blended punk rock angst with new wave pop listenability. (Is listenability even a word? If not, it should be).

Here's a diamond in the rough from London Calling :



 
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Black Sabbath

Beastie Boys

 
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#1 is easy for me...It's the second one that gives me fits.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

Saw them eons ago at the old Cape Cod Coliseum. Their energy was infectious. The whole double album 'London Calling' was a masterpiece (#8 on Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums of all time). It perfectly blended punk rock angst with new wave pop listenability. (Is listenability even a word? If not, it should be).

Here's a diamond in the rough from London Calling :



Good video  that's been one of my favs for a long time. I've recently been listing to The Smithereens since your post. Never paid too much attention to their music it is beautifully orchestrated with meaningful lyrics. Great stuff. Got through the first disc and now on their second Smithereens 11.

<beer schooners clanging>

 
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The Beatles
Led Zeppelin.

Then there's Floyd, Bon Scotts AC/DC and 1978 -1982 Pretenders.
 
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The Beatles
Led Zeppelin.

Then there's Floyd, Bon Scotts AC/DC and 1978 -1982 Pretenders.
I always liked the Pretenders.Never owned any of their stuff but would never turn the dial when they came on.
 
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Pink Floyd

The Band


 
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KISS
Iggy and The Stooges
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lennon65:

The Beatles
Led Zeppelin.

Then there's Floyd, Bon Scotts AC/DC and 1978 -1982 Pretenders.



Yes sir     
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

Bob Marley & the Wailers, The Smithereens. Strange combo, but I never listened to a bad song from either of those two bands. 



Love everything about their music.     
 
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The Beatles
The Queen
 
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Black sabbath
Pink floyd


keep on rockin'
 
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The fellow on my left and his group called THE CURE
 
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Led Zeppelin
Phish
 
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black sabbath,slash with myles kennedy 
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1: Emperor
2: Don't have a true #2 favourite.
 
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Steely Dan
AC/DC   (Bon Scott)
It is better to be feared - than to be loved.
 
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If I have to pick just two,

 

Drive-By Truckers

Allman Brothers

 
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Rush

Tool

 
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RUSH

next question....
 
 
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