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| Topic Started: Thursday, 24. September 2009, 22:41 (90 Views) | |
| NFunspoiler | Thursday, 24. September 2009, 22:41 Post #1 |
The Crucible
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I'm looking for some 80s/70s rock music, so I'm wondering what music you guys like from that era. Post away~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 |
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| famicommander | Thursday, 24. September 2009, 23:06 Post #2 |
Jukebox Hero
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This would be my wheelhouse. I'm going to include some 1960s music too, and you're just going to have to deal with it. Here we go: Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin The Who The Doors Lynyrd Skynyrd The Eagles The Allman Brothers Band Jimi Hendrix Bob Dylan The Rolling Stones Queen Guns N Roses The Doobie Brothers Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band The Yard Birds Eric Clapton/Cream/Derek and the Dominoes Foreigner Kansas Foghat Grand Funk Railroad Aerosmith Kiss Styx Reo Speedwagon Electric Lights Orchestra (ELO) Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO) Steppenwolf Rush Journey The Guess Who George Thorogood and the Destroyers Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers .38 Special Billy Joel Billy Idol Steely Dan Creedence Clearwater Revival/John Fogerty Heart Fleetwood Mac The Beatles (plus Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison's solo stuff) John Mellencamp The Band Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Robert Palmer Iron Maiden Metallica Black Sabbath Deep Purple Ozzy Osbourne The Charlie Daniels Band John Denver Carlos Santana Genesis/Phil Collins Simon and Garfunkel Blackfoot Molly Hatchet ZZ Top Van Halen Van Morrison Warren Zevon Alice Cooper Frank Zappa Bob Marley AC/DC Stevie Ray Vaughan The Black Crowes Sammy Hagar Pat Benatar Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Jethro Tull Jefferson Starship Jefferson Airplane Boston Def Leppard Traffic Blue Oyster Cult The Kinks The Tubes Buffalo Springfield Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young (Neil Young) Steve Miller Band Yes Blondie The Cars Nazareth Ted Nugent Bad Company The Beach Boys The Byrds Brownsville Station Cheap Trick Joe Cocker Johnny Cash The J. Geils Band Dire Straits Emerson, Lake & Palmer Peter Frampton The Flying Burrito Brothers Peter Gabriel The Grateful Dead Buddy Holly and the Crickets Iron Butterfly Janis Joplin Judas Priest Manfred Mann The Mammas and the Poppas The Marshall Tucker Band Meatloaf Don McLean Mountain Survivor Roy Orbison Alan Parsons Project REM The Talking Heads Todd Rundgren Scorpions Supertramp Rod Stewart (early stuff) Jackson Browne (see Rod Stewart) James Taylor Thin Lizzy Eddie Money Three Dog Night Triumph Uriah Heep Steve Winwood Joe Walsh There. |
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| bigcheese | Friday, 25. September 2009, 00:05 Post #3 |
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some good albums to start with I think: Led Zeppelin 1-4, my favorite out of those four changes every time I listen one of them, and the rest of their albums are good as well Pink Floyd: DSOTM, Animals, Wish You Were Here, The Wall, and Meddle Black Sabbath: Paranoid is my favorite, and the other albums around that time are excellent too the 3 Jimi studio albums plus Band of Gypsys and Woodstock show Yes: Close to the Edge must be heard and Fragile is good too The 5 Rush albums from '76 to '81 The Who: Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia; and the Who Sell Out is good if you like those and Neil Young is the man I guess that's what you were looking for >_> |
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| whoozwah | Friday, 25. September 2009, 10:56 Post #4 |
Geek of the Week
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Toto |
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| NFunspoiler | Tuesday, 29. September 2009, 18:23 Post #5 |
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The Crucible
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i was looking for specific songs actually... |
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| bigcheese | Tuesday, 29. September 2009, 21:00 Post #6 |
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| famicommander | Tuesday, 29. September 2009, 21:23 Post #7 |
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Jukebox Hero
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Just type any of the bands I listed into youtube. You'll find some songs. |
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| whoozwah | Tuesday, 29. September 2009, 22:15 Post #8 |
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Rosanna by Toto |
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| Cube_of_MooN | Saturday, 3. October 2009, 00:04 Post #9 |
Teh Cube
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| bigcheese | Saturday, 3. October 2009, 09:58 Post #10 |
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I like Yes, too  You have good taste. |
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