For me, Metallica.

Once upon a time I woulda said Metallica. Now... The Beach Boys...

From Metallica to the Beach Boys! Now that's what I call, "shifting gears!"

Good stuff. Keep 'em coming!

Currently?

Band?

Billy Joel

He's been at the top for years.

Def Leopard

cake

At the moment? Bark Psychosis.

Subject to change.

I still listen to Metallica. My first cd was The Album Which Shall Not Be Mentioned(I actually enjoyed the Black album, but whatever...) I just am so disgusted with st anger and death magnetic. Its like they came up with cool riffs but never developed them into coherent songs, and never bothered writing meaningful lyrics. Give me "Justice" any day... O, and the Beach Boys are an amazing musical group, even beyond Surfin' USA and 409...

Going from Metalica to the Beach Boys is more like blowing a tranny. Must have been doing something too hard, and now its just broke. Enter Sandman

pink floyd

well, it would either have to be sublime or...crap just one! i'll just say sublime.

i'm with everyone else, i would have said metallica but after st. anger...bleh

Aw crud, this is HARD...


Guess it would be Pink Floyd.

quote Originally posted by fastblack: well, it would either have to be sublime or...crap just one! i'll just say sublime. i'm with everyone else, i would have said metallica but after st. anger...bleh

St. Anger never gets respect.

Atmosphere.

Red Hot Chili Peppers... They have a sound all their own.

Led Zeppelin

I don't have one clear favorite. Plus, I like lots of different music. But since I have to pick one, I'll choose Megadeth.

Don't listen to them much anymore but I would have to pick the Beatles.

Since the 80's I've liked them and each new album brings another song or so I like, so I'd have to go with Depeche Mode.

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quote Originally posted by 87antuzzi: cake

Awesome!

MIne? Crack The Sky

Dream Theater.. and yes this is because me and their drummer Mike have WAYYY too much in common.. LOL It's like we were twins separated a few years apart....

Right now?

I don't have a favourite. I've spent a lot of time listening to Mono, though. Great stuff - that kind of calming-yet-violently-building music is what I've been l enjoying (pretty much, standalone) for the last year or so. I have a thread about this posted somewhere...

quote Originally posted by jim94: pink floyd

Pink Floyd

It's not fair for me to name only one, but one that's always there when I need it is M83. Those Frenchies haven't let me down yet.

For me it's been Rush since the very first time I heard their music. Distinct and different with a drummer that, to this day, can still blow the doors of most if not all drummers.

Shelby

Edit for crappy spelling

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Nine Inch Nails.

quote Originally posted by 1986 Fiero GT: It's not fair for me to name only one,.

I just imagine being on an island alone with only one album for life.

Dark Side Of The Moon

Used to be Rush. They're still up near the top, but for now I'd have to say Blue Man Group.

quote Originally posted by ryan.hess: Nine Inch Nails.

I missed out on tickets last year to see Trent at Terminal 5 in NYC on his very last tour. Apparently they were only ~$100 and he played 'The Downward Spiral" in its entirety, from start to finish. Needless to say, I'm still rather upset.

<-- same here, man... I missed 3 of their shows - starting in '08 when they played here for Halloween night. I was sick as a dog, hacking; the weather had turned south that morning and I already felt like crap the whole week before. Then I missed Bonnaroo (had to work, saw that a friend of mine went and didn't even see any shows - just spent the whole time getting high ) then Chicago (couldn't make the drive up in time).


I'm still kicking myself over it. Or, them.

quote Originally posted by 1986 Fiero GT: I missed out on tickets last year to see Trent at Terminal 5 in NYC on his very last tour. Apparently they were only ~$100 and he played 'The Downward Spiral" in its entirety, from start to finish. Needless to say, I'm still rather upset.

quote Originally posted by skuzzbomer: <-- same here, man... I missed 3 of their shows - starting in '08 when they played here for Halloween night. I was sick as a dog, hacking; the weather had turned south that morning and I already felt like crap the whole week before. Then I missed Bonnaroo (had to work, saw that a friend of mine went and didn't even see any shows - just spent the whole time getting high ) then Chicago (couldn't make the drive up in time). I'm still kicking myself over it. Or, them. [QUOTE]Originally posted by 1986 Fiero GT: I missed out on tickets last year to see Trent at Terminal 5 in NYC on his very last tour. Apparently they were only ~$100 and he played 'The Downward Spiral" in its entirety, from start to finish. Needless to say, I'm still rather upset.

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Not trying to rub it in or anything, but NIN ROCKED B'Roo that year.

Ozric Tentacles

quote Originally posted by 8-P: Not trying to rub it in or anything, but NIN ROCKED B'Roo that year.

I bet. Haven't made it to a Bonaroo yet, but I will. Eventually.

The Eagles

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Woooo! My first post on this forum!
and probably
Circa Survive!

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Fiero GT 2.8
Fiero 2.5

O God... One album, I'd pick Dark Side too... Different album, but I lost my Virginity to Shine on You Crazy Diamond... Hehe... But over all, still gotta say Beach Boys...

quote Originally posted by DMendez7: Circa Survive!

Good choice. Anthony Green is pretty rad.

lincon park.

quote Originally posted by ARFiero: For me it's been Rush since the very first time I heard their music.

Same here: RUSH.

FOO FIGHTERS!!... err actually, nowadays, definitely Blink 182 and all their descendants