What kind of music do they listen to in Iowa? Surely Toto.
I want to talk music with all my new boyfriends
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Indeed they do. They're top 5 on my bands I never got to see live that I'd pay a lot of money to see. In no particular order, here's my 5.
Zeppelin
AC/DC
Grateful Dead
Allmans
The Kinks
Prince
Bob Marley
REO Speedwagon
Traffic
Cracker
Brian. Dude. You’re in Maryland. Suburban Rockville no less iirc.
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Slayer
Black Sabbath
Tad
Melvins
Pantera
Kyuss
Down
Corrosion Of Comformity
Black Label Society
Megadeth
Metallica
Black Sabbath
Tad
Melvins
Pantera
Kyuss
Down
Corrosion Of Comformity
Black Label Society
Megadeth
Metallica
There are Led Zeppelin tribute bands that travel around America.
I've seen them both and they're great.
Zoso - The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience
Zoso - The most accurate and captivating Led Zeppelin live show since the real thing.
www.zosoontour.com
Tom Petty (and the Heartbreakers)
Still makes me sad he’s gone. But I did get to see him live once and it’s one of my favorite memories.
Still makes me sad he’s gone. But I did get to see him live once and it’s one of my favorite memories.
Not a bad list. I’d take out Cracker and put in the Marshall Tucker Band. And somebody’s gotta get dumped for the Stones.
And why the **** would you call yourself magaboy? Somebody will think you’re MAGA.
I used to go see Zoso all the time back in the day. I'm all about the tribute acts.There are Led Zeppelin tribute bands that travel around America.
I've seen them both and they're great.
Zoso - The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience
Zoso - The most accurate and captivating Led Zeppelin live show since the real thing.
Did you hear their lead singer Matt had a brain bleed on stage last year?
I think he's still recovering.
I have to move quietly after a few bannings.
I was fortunate enough to see them and Pink Floyd on Frank Howard field at Clemson Memorial football stadium.
Steel Wheels 89 and Pulse 94, respectively
If you're feeling generous...
That sorta thing can happen when you’re trying to sing like a young Robert plant.
I wonder if singing to blaring music almost daily for 28 years caused his brain bleed...
Tool
Rage Against the Machine
System of a Down
Deftones
A bunch of random hip hop, whatever is in the vein of A Tribe Called Quest.
Where I grew up it was all country music and I hated it, the internet and Napster saved me.
Rage Against the Machine
System of a Down
Deftones
A bunch of random hip hop, whatever is in the vein of A Tribe Called Quest.
Where I grew up it was all country music and I hated it, the internet and Napster saved me.
Love that 90s hip hop, too. Nas, method man, mobb deep, and on and on
Chop Suey also all time hammer of a song. I need to listen to more Tool and Deftones. I always like what I hear when I'm hearing them.
Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt. 2 is probably my favorite beat of all time. I'm terrible at keeping up with anything new so I used an LLM to give me some more recent rec's based on some of the east coast 90's groups like Tribe, Nas, Wu Tang, Mobb Deep, etc.
Landed on Benny the Butcher so I've been listening to some of his stuff, particularly his album Tana Talk 3. It's got that nice grimy east coast NY feel.
You might like this from it:
I ******* love Tool though, I'd say they are my number 1. I really need to get to a show before they hang it up, I've heard rumors they're going to be at the Sphere so I might have to make a Vegas trip. Those tickets will be expensive AF though if it happens. Lateralus is a perfect album in my opinion. Parabol/Parabola is my favorite track by them. The transition between the 1st half of the song and the 2nd half rules. And Danny Carey is Drum God.
Chop Suey is one of my all time favorite SOAD tracks, but I think my favorite has to go to Sugar. I was one of the only kids in my small podunk town that had Internet and know how. Got recommended to listen to Sugar by some people I met on Battle.net lol. I had never heard anything like that in my life it was so ******* weird to me. Fell in love with it and SOAD immediately.
Love Sugar, too. I'll check out Benny the Butcher and damn you ain't lyin about Shook Ones Pt 2. It's exquisite.
Tad is the perfect balance between The Melvins and Nirvana. They are criminally underrated. One of the best bands out of Seattle. He killed this cover of Angry Chair for the AIC the MoPOP show.
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Amazing the entire foundation of that beat is a guy recording the pilot light of his oven not lighting and making that ticking noise.
Tom Petty
Mark Knopfler
Lucinda Williams
Emmy Lou Harris
Derek Trucks
Allison Krauss
Allman Brothers
Wilco
Van Morrison
Bonnie Raitt
Rosann Cash
REM
U2
ELO
All the classic British groups
Mark Knopfler
Lucinda Williams
Emmy Lou Harris
Derek Trucks
Allison Krauss
Allman Brothers
Wilco
Van Morrison
Bonnie Raitt
Rosann Cash
REM
U2
ELO
All the classic British groups
I ******* love Cake. Love You Madly is top notch.
Oh you and I would definitely be friends. You like Gram Parsons I'm assuming. You like to take acid?
Here's a playlist. I think it's public. Not as heavy on hip hop but I'm adding more.
And if anybody wants a board bff, just tell me you like Ween.
Probably not a lot of weenies in this group, mang. @JMNSH0 might know what Deaner was talking about.
The Killers
The Chainsmokers
Queen
Dave Matthews(don't hate)
Kings of Leon
The Chainsmokers
Queen
Dave Matthews(don't hate)
Kings of Leon