Who's your favorite band all time?

[maltedhopsfrenzy]

These are my favorite

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“Tom Petty And The Heart-Failures”?!?!

Made me spit out my coffee!

 

[Tanko]

These are my favorite

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Drummer is one who starves on the road. He looks like he's 150 lbs tops.

 

[phillyflyers]

The Rolling Stones. Greatest band that ever existed

 

[RRsilver]

All classic rock from the 70's and 80's.

Too many to just pick one. I said all, not really, but a lot of them tie.

 

[str]

Fave covers a lot of territory.

But throw a drummer and a bassist who could keep up with Hendrix and you had one hell of band.

The Hendrix Experience was underrated collectively - overshadowed by Hendrix himself.

I like Zeppelin - great group who as individuals were talented - but went to new heights together. Bonzo simply took them to a new level.

Rush did a great job at a time when rock was changing and going in a whole lot of directions.

The Highwaymen and Traveling Willerbury’s were “all star super groups” - but collectively both amazing bands. Sometimes it doesn’t work when you get a bunch of big names in a line up - those two did for sure.

I saw Hendrix and the experience when I was 13. Wash. DC. Same hotel where Reagan got shot decades later.
Beatles would be my vote for best but I never saw anything like Hendrix again. 2nd show so he lit the guitar on fire and busted all the drums and amps. Truly an unbelievable experience, pun intended.

 

[jjgold]

Queen

 

[fiftycint]

Springsteen's songwriting and lyrics are on another level

 

[BobbyFK]

Springsteen's songwriting and lyrics are on another level

This! Did you check out his Howard Stern interview? It was awesome

 

[JDS]

The Rolling Stones. Greatest band that ever existed

You’ve been bumping some classic threads the past few days

 

[JDS]

I saw Hendrix and the experience when I was 13. Wash. DC. Same hotel where Reagan got shot decades later.
Beatles would be my vote for best but I never saw anything like Hendrix again. 2nd show so he lit the guitar on fire and busted all the drums and amps. Truly an unbelievable experience, pun intended.

Awesome story

 

[theriver55]

Springsteen's songwriting and lyrics are on another level

agreed

 

[Franz555]

" Favorite " is a tough one.

Stones have to be considered " The Goat " for longevity and most greatest hits.

Best I ever saw in concert would be Lenny Kravitz ( Both shows 90's )

Most Concerts is 13 ...... Tragically Hip ( Its a Canadian thing )

Queen
Led Zepelin
Supertramp
David Bowie
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Nazareth
Jethro Tull

All on my playlists

 

[djefferis]

I saw Hendrix and the experience when I was 13. Wash. DC. Same hotel where Reagan got shot decades later.
Beatles would be my vote for best but I never saw anything like Hendrix again. 2nd show so he lit the guitar on fire and busted all the drums and amps. Truly an unbelievable experience, pun intended.

The number of greats who saw Hendrix live and continue to say he is the best they ever saw says all you need to know about the guy.

He was the rare combination of being technically proficient, innovative and an amazing entertainer live - most players are 1 of the 3 and a scarce few 2 of 3….SRV for example was first 2 and entertaining to watch just out of amazement for his skill - but wasn’t an engaging entertainer - just someone you watched in amazement of the skill.

 

[Tanko]

" Favorite " is a tough one.

Stones have to be considered " The Goat " for longevity and most greatest hits.

Best I ever saw in concert would be Lenny Kravitz ( Both shows 90's )

Most Concerts is 13 ...... Tragically Hip ( Its a Canadian thing )

Queen
Led Zepelin
Supertramp
David Bowie
AC/DC
Aerosmith
Nazareth
Jethro Tull

All on my playlists

You had a great list. I narrowed it down for my tastes and reordered them.

AC/DC
Queen
Aerosmith
Supertramp
Greenday

 

[fiftycint]

This! Did you check out his Howard Stern interview? It was awesome

Saw it....he did Thunder Road...thats not a song its an epic poem

 

[BobbyFK]

Saw it....he did Thunder Road...thats not a song its an epic poem

He's very well spoken as well

 

[fiftycint]

When Bruce showed up in Jersey City at one of our picket lines he got the utmost respect from me thats for sure