favorite bands?

Chthonic

 

Watching a live in Wacken show of them...wow!

not really into that vocal style but the music is awesome

I usually listen to Stoner/Doom.

 

Bikini Kill
Betty Blowtorch

 

Just naming two? Or can I post again if someone else posts? Teehee

Today's choice Limp Bizkit and Finch. Think this would be a good show. I haven't seen either, but both have that same great level of energy in their music.

So many other good bands though Too!

 

I've been getting into The Grateful Dead after seeing a documentary on them called "Strange Trip" on Amazon Prime Video. I know I caught in late.

 

petra
the beatles
strawberry alarm clock
neutral milk hotel
iron horse

 

Creedence Clearwater Revival
Dave Matthews Band
Blink 182
The Beatles
Pearl Jam
... more will come to mind

 

Its never too late

 

My philosophy exactly.

 

Anyone ever hear of the Gin Blossoms? Lol they are actually one of my favorites too...

https://youtu.be/BbvrhP3tfjY

 

My most recent favorite is Phish. They're so cool! I know other people have known this, but I have only recently acclimatized to their particular flavor. I used to dislike them somewhat. I guess tastes mature.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pi3UQ67Zu4

 

I discovered this tiny, tiny band on YouTube, Pastel Felt. They only have a few hits.

 

Pink Floyd

R.E.M.

 

Welcome to the cult.

 

Grateful Dead
Disco Biscuits
The Smiths
Astral Projection
Infected Mushroom
Pink Floyd
Phish
Neil Young

 

Dont know Why but a lot of people wont admit to liking REM I think they are / Were Brilliant

http://youtu.be/iN1ufZVQTCY

 

I dont really have a Favorite band I just like music and the way it makes me feel !
This Does it For me !!

http://youtu.be/zWpolAGhP8k

 

anything with fox amore, amadia, juniper, lilipad, and a whole bunch of others.

back in the 70s i'd say my number one was the moody blues, a toss up between them and tangarene dream.
in the 90s it was mostly celtic as well as filk,
and electronic space music as long as there's been such a thing,
like in every other context, i'm really not that good at remembering names.
i really have no idea who anyone commercial is currently.
i mostly only know about people who intentionally give away some of there music for free.
sometimes when the do something that is a cover, i have no idea that it is,
because i don't listen to commercial broadcast media,
so sometimes when i'm in a store or somewhere that they're playing something that one of the people i know covered,
i first think, oh cool, they're actually getting commercial air play, and then i realize its not actually who i think it is,
that's the only way i find out that anything is a cover.

numina and aeterna are names that come to mind,

mary youngblood and some of the others who do indiginous stuff

and the celtic ones, the whistle binkies, and a bunch of others of those.

but mostly it was like walter/trans/wendy carlos,

jethro tull, blue oister cult, seals and crofts, yah the last time i really paid much attention to commercial names was like back in the 60s and 70s,
you know other then like the electronic stuff.

keyboarists and classical composers, flute players.

more then guitars or drums.

joan armitrating and constance denby, i remember them,

and e.l.o. and world beat kind of stuff.

that goes back to the day too, i guess.

no, all of the new stuff i know is by people who are mostly not commercial nor known.

oh i guess steam powered giraff is kind of semi known.
and linsey stirling.

trying to think, but even kvmr was mostly a decade ago that i listened to broadcast radio at all.