TOP 5 in your Playlist

The Fray
Linkin park
Falling in reverse
Masked wolf
The weekend

 

The Weeknd is awesome - he's really that good, but I can't get over how much the radio just immediately overplayed his music. In my area, or even nationally with satellite-radio, we're not given a chance to process - it's on repeat!

Lol. Bruno Mars has new music and it sounds great, and thankfully it doesn't seem to be as abused as the latest from Weeknd. My playlist? I don't actually have one, but I'd say...

John Mayer
Tracy Chapman
Jack Johnson
Maroon 5 &
Daft Punk

EDIT: Forgot one... Justin Bieber! 100%.

 

Pantera
Hell Yeah
Johnny Cash
Shinedown
Five Finger Death Punch

It changes often because I like all sorts of music.

 

Tracy chapman is my go to karaoke lol
Great list and totally agree about the weekend. Definitely overplayed

 

Great list!

 

Fun
Phil Collins
Journey
John Mellencamp
Bruce Springsteen


Yeah, I’m old

 

I just recently heard of falling in reverse a few months ago and they have become one of my favorite bands of all time. Popular monster is the best music video I have ever seen.

 

Ed Sheeran
Leonard Cohen
Kaleo
Rammstein
Nick Cave

 

Top 5ive- ? - Gosh, - At 60 years plus, Narrowing it down is tough
Anywho ...today, I'll go for:-
1. BeaTles
2. Led Zeppelin
- as givens.. with,
(based on their longevity and diverse styles)
3. Fleetwood Mac (1967 - to date (in some form) )
4. Rolling Stones (1962 - to date...)
- - (Now it gets really tricky)
CSN (+Y), Springsteen, 'Early' Elton,Beach Boyys, Doors etc,etc, etc
> I think however, I'll pump for
5. Paul Heaton (Be it Beautiful South Housemartin or Solo,his storyline songtelling is something I find can be quite profound)

 

This changes sometimes, but all summer this was my go-to:

Dave Matthews Band
John Mayer
The Lumineers
MGMT
Modest Mouse

 

Faith no more
The Levellers
Green Day
Pink Floyd
Royksopp

 

The Distillers, Bob Marley, the Interrupters, Social Distortion, and Redman/Method man albums.

 

Pearl Jam, Boyz II Men, MC Hammer, Another Bad Creation, Temple of the Dog.

 

Floyd
Ministry
Joe Walsh
Dozens and dozens of individual songs on dozens and dozens of albums from the 40s up through now
Reverend Peytons Big Damn Band.

 

1 beatles
2 moody blues
3 elo
4 christopher parkening
5 avett brothers

 

Five?? Oh my…well I’ll try.

The Black Crowes
Rush
Megadeth
Guided By Voices
Mandolin Orange

 

Five more:

Billy Strings
Lee Morgan
Ray LaMontagne
Laura Marling
The Temperance Movement

 

And yet another five more:

Chris Robinson Brotherhood
King Crimson
Pat Metheny
Joni Mitchell
Charles Mingus

 

I could keep going…and going…

 

Greenday, Del tha Funky Homosapien, ICP, Ozzy, and Skrillex