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I could put a host of names here but it would be a very long list.
Has anybody noticed that most of the 80's band are making comeback tours.
I'm gutted that I've missed a chance to see Brett Anderson's (1 half of Suede) comeback gig.
Lately I've been listening to Depeche Mode as they are touring and hopefully will be going to see them at the O2.
If anyone listens to music through their computer Spotify is brilliant for this and they dont charge a fee to use it but every 3 or 4 song there is an advert, You can pay a fee which takes the adverts out.
Hopefully I will be taking my daughters to the v-festival in Hylands park.
THE BEATLES
BOBMARLEY
FOO FIGHTERS
NIRVANA(obviously)
EMINEM
labrat first record i bought remember slade great band
what a load of rubbish you all listen to you cant beat a bit of Rnb
Last 5 albums i bought that are well worth a listen'
temper trap, just love sweet disposition
calvin harris
friendly fires
la roux
florence and the machines
Also love kasabian, foo fighters and coldplay
saw u2 at wembley earlier in the year and they were pretty good too, but not as good as i thought they might be. was expexting an audio and visual extravaganza and it didn't really quite live up to it.
Muse
Bloc Party
Kings of leon
Led Zeppelin
System of a down
Marilyn manson
30 seconds to mars
Foo fighters
David Bowie
Prodigy
Nirvana
Red hot chilli peppers
InMe
The strokes
Audioslave
R.E.M
Favourite songs off the top of my head:
Hotel California - The Eagles
Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
Easy Lover - Phil Collins
Since i've been loving you - Led Zeppelin
Shadow on the sun - Audioslave
Can't stop - RHCP
Reptilia - The Strokes
of the lesser known bands
Phantom Planet
Helen Love
Nightwish
The Blackeyed Susans
Toys Gone Beserk
Nerf Herder
The Vandals
Isobel Campbell
and
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Editors
Rage Against The Machine
Nirvana
Radiohead
Alice In Chains
Kings of Leon
Pearl Jam
Puressence
Dogs
Boy Kill Boy
There's loads more but I ain't gonna list them all. I urge you all to check out Only Forever, an album by Puressence & also Turn Against This Land by Dogs, brilliant albums, you'll not be disappointed.
Killing in the name always hypes me up whatever mood i'm in!
OMG I forgot to mention my favourite band if I had to choose in my previous post....
DEFTONES!
Van Morrison, he can be grumpy and disinterested sometimes, when he's up for it, his shows are great (I've done 70+) favourite Album Astral Weeks
Tom Waits, the bloke is hilarious at times, writes some of the best stuff around imo, but getting tickets is like finding the proverbial rocking horse doo dar. Only seen him half a doen times. Favourite album Rain Dogs
The Stones, still the best live band in the world, imo, and I've seen loads, by anyone and everyone. Favourite Album Exile On Main Street.
Pink Floyd, I'm not a big Floyd fan, but Wish You Were Here is superb, worthy of a place in anyone's music collection.
There's always a time and place for Led Zep, Nick Drake, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello and loads more.
Seasick Steve is about the only guy I can think of who I like who has chart success these days (apart from Dylan)
Have loads of old blues and jazz records too (I can't abide cd's) Howlin' Wolf and Sonny Boy Williamson are amongst my favourites.
ALABAMA 3 in Leeds later in the week, should be a great night
Kings Of Leon (was at the back of the O2 so didnt see much but the sounded great)
Ian Brown (at a local venue)
The Zutons (remember them? had some great songs)
seen oasis lots of times and they have always been pure quality
If you like Editors then check these guys out. Standout tracks: before the walls came down, beat connection,
fragile minds, electrons & particles.
Enjoy
PINK FLOYD FAN IM AFRIAD ...BEEN A FAN FOR SOME 40yrs!