Your Most Loved Band.

[kool-ka-lang]

Come on guys. Share the Love. Doesn't have to be a band. Any music group is allowed.

Maybe we can all better our song collections after this thread, and find some amazing music that usually can't reach our ears because of the popular media.


And my favourite band is:

Wolfmother



Why? I've had some good memories with those songs,and some of my best times were with those songs. And If you've heard joker and the thief and woman, No, those aren't my favourites. It's the rest of the stuff the album that I like, and all the stuff they do in concerts.

[Max Challie]

Massive Attack, M.I.A., Gorillaz, DJ Shadow, DJ Krush, Future Cut, SINTHETIX, Sasha, Nine Inch Nails, and I forgot the rest. I'll be back later.

[OldJake666]

It's WAY easier to chose a least favorite band!
There have been threads like this in the past but still I'll contribute.
I don't have one. My favorites include TOOL, Opeth, Alice in Chains, Dethklok (they're animated but they kick ass!), Amon Amarth, The Sword, Pantera (RIP Dimebag ), Metallica, Lamb of God, Slayer, Black Sabbath... I could go on.

[AlexC]

NIN, The Mars Volta, Beck ,Sigur Ros, Pink Floyd etc

[Grief]

individual: Yann Tiersen



group: The Pillows



ps-

[REGNIRUTH]

Celtic Frost for the win.

[daveneale]

Sikth & Alexisonfire, right now anyway

[NemesisOnline]

Joy Division, Death in June, The Cure, Current 93, Portishead, Ladytron, Broadcast, Belle and Sebastian, The Smiths, The Cocteau Twins, Sieben, Joanna Newsom, The Legendary Pink Dots, etc.

[Micaiah Nelson]

Yaay, A thread with no potential of being flamed. Thought Jakes thread would be on fire by page three so I decided to throw you guys for a loop. Ofcourse I love guitars and microphones. Other wise my favoritest band eva wouldn't be the Deftones.
The Pillows are awsome Stalker is my favorite song!
Nujabes, Force of Nature and anything I can practice my moves on!
Korn
Slipknot
A Tribe Called Quest
Arai Akino, Yoko Kano, Mayaa Sakaota.
I like a lot of game ans anime soundtracks final fantasy, flcl, okami and thats all I can think of now!

[anteguardian]

Sonata Arctica... no competition hehe

[N D Hill]

'tool' and anything with Maynard James Keenan including 'A Perfect Circle' and 'Puscifer.' Tool has been my musical constant since highschool. A cornerstone to my taste to which all things will be judged. Maynard's recent release, Puscifer was great though quite a deviation. Sort of like 'Nine Inch Nails' meets Mo-Town. Really quirky and addictive.

Friends of Dean Martinez. They're sort of a tex-mex, lounge, jazz-rock fusion, jam band. Amazing instrumentals and composition.

Nine Inch Nails. I was huge fan in highschool and it turns out that I really like their new stuff as well. Year Zero was a great album.

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. Asside from being a huge 'Led Zeppelin' fan, these two released an album called 'No Quarter' which I consider to be a masterpiece.

Serj Tankian. Another throwback to my highschool days when I was a rabid fan of System of a Down. Tankian's solo record 'Elect the Dead' reminded me why I enjoyed them so much. It's a great album with the musical depth and complexity that I'd hesitate to describe most contemporary metal as having.

Alice in Chains. 'Man in a Box' will have a spot on any play I listen to.

Soundgarden. A great distillation of the whole nineties grunge thing which I still love.

Massive Attack. I'm normally not a huge fan of the electronic genre but I've always found them to be really fresh and have a lot of depth. Especially their album Mezzanine.

Radiohead. No brainer. I've always loved them. They have a new album out called 'In Rainbows' which lives up to their history of musical genius.

Muse. Sort of in the same vein as Radiohead. A little more on mainstream perhaps.

Jeff Buckley. A great vocalist who died before he could make critical mass. He only released one album and it was amazing.

The Mars Volta. Blatant, unapologetic "prog-rock."

Honorable mentions: Modest Mouse, Audioslave, Rage Against the Machine, Buckethead, Peter Gabriel, Arcade Fire, Brand New, Fiest, Dredg, The Flaming Lips, Peace Orchestra, Thievery Corporation, Sea Wolf, Maritime, XTC, Beck, Morphine, The Killers, Richard Buckner, Ryan Adams and I'm sure many others whom I failed to recall just now as I drink my morning coffee.

[invinciblewombat]

it's so unbelievably hard to choose a favorite, so here's my top 20 off of lastfm, a good sampling of what kicks ass.

[shatteredhalo]

Poison the Well, by far.

Their music has helped me through many rough times.

Also much love for the Dillinger Escape Plan. Their music is freakin nuts, and I can't get enough of it.

[Jabo]

This is so pointless...

[light]

Yaay, A thread with no potential of being flamed.

Korn

Slipknot

A Tribe Called Quest

I like a lot of game ans anime soundtracks final fantasy, flcl, okami and thats all I can think of now!

[tomwaits4noman]

I had a favourite band in my teens who I feel began to release sub qualify music
since then I don't hero worship bands rather look at individual albums and songs...

that said I am kind of excited by Scottish band Sons and Daughters, they sound so fresh compared to all the hip and hyped Uk bands polluting the airwaves at the moment. Hope they continue to great music.

[kool-ka-lang]

This is so pointless...

NOT to the person who is in need of some good music.

Many people have favourite bands that are obscure no-names that only a select few listen too. The open minded dude who wants something new, (in this case, me) automatically has a list of tried and tested songs that at least a few people like, and if I don't like some of them, then I just simply pick and choose.

That is the point of this thread: to discover new bands/songs.

[Max Challie]

Oh crap, we're starting with the videos and images. Now I'm going to do what this thread taught me.

*walks out*

[smugbug]

Will always be Queen.



sigh.

[Flake]

My mp3 folder is about 100 gigs so this was not easy, but probably Bad Religion.











And yes, they suck at videos.

[FlipMcgee]

Prodigy + 808 State

[Ampersand]

Hmm, favourite bands:

As N D Hill said, pretty much anything Maynard James Keenan has ever breathed upon - Tool, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer. I love APC especially, so much so my head almost starts to hurt when I listen. D:

Other notable faves would be Tears for Fears, Nightwish, October Project and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Not sure if the likes of Amethystium and Numina would count as 'bands'.

[Aniboomer]

Joy Division!
and Nine Inch Nails!
and The Clash!
and Interpol!
and Faith no more!
and Bloc Party!
and Soulwax!


yes, that's enough I think

[corky13]

depends on the mood and the genre...

If I am in a partying-happy mood i love to listen to Korpiklaani...


long time favorites would be Amon Amarth , Burzum , Hypocrisy and Godsmack

and when it comes down to folkloristic music i always prefer Musicus Diabolus

[Dizon]

Going back to the 90's : Oasis

[Brendan N]

NIN, The Mars Volta, Beck ,Sigur Ros, Pink Floyd etc

Here is a man with excellent taste!
Ditto on those - except I can't really vouch for Sigur Ros since I haven't heard enough.

[Vorace]

Best Industrial Band on Earth : LAIBACH !

[Nam]

Sweatshop union, Tool, Leonard Cohen.

[hodwik]

MOZART [especially his piano sonatas]
Keiji Haino
deerhoof
XTC
Debussy
Buddy Rich
Handel
This Bike is a Pipebomb!
Boris
The Books
Spoonboy
Dead Prez
Tommy Emmanuel
Sleater-Kinney
Charles Mingus
The Smiths
Death From Above 1979

Elephant 6 records
Plan - it - x records

[NemesisOnline]

Sweatshop union, Tool, Leonard Cohen.

Seconding Leonard Cohen.

Also, Nick Cave.