Best. Band. Ever.

[Gerryjo]

I couldn't pick one but any of the following would be amongst my top picks now- Alter Bridge, Shinedown, Volbeat (excellent and eclectic mix of rockabilly / metal / groove / rock). In years gone by Metallica from Ride The Lightning to Black album. Thunder takes me back; I first bought Laughing on Judgement Day in comprehensive school. And a massively honourable mention to Black Stone Cherry; an excellent southern rock band from Kentucky who I have seen everywhere from the Fleece and Firkin in Bristol to sold out arena headline tours. I've seen them 17 times. So far.

First seen Thunder in King's hall Belfast in the early 90's and they were backing Heart.Now they were fantastic then came along Heart and blew them away.Been Hooked every since.[emoji450]

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[regemet]

Mine is Gacharic Spin/Doll$boxx they are the same band with slightly different line ups . If I could aford it I would go over to Japan to see these girls.

 

[chesters-mild]

Cream
Cheers

 

[darkbright]

Mine is Gacharic Spin/Doll$boxx they are the same band with slightly different line ups . If I could aford it I would go over to Japan to see these girls.

More of a Baby Metal fan myself. :whistle:

 

[ElvisIsBeer]

blimey

Super Furry Animals

or

The Fall

or

JAMC

or

The Beach Boys


gah

 

[dps51]

got to be queen then cream and zz tops

 

[BarnBrian]

Cream, The Who, Pink Floyd, Within Temptation.

 

[Gerryjo]

Just seen Thunder in Dublin Thursday week past and absolutely fantastic and obviously a more mature crowd so no swinging and swaying and plenty of crowd interaction.First class.👍🎸🎸🎸

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[Robin54]

saw Live/dead 69 last month. superb. Tom Constanten on the keys (composer with Steve reich) and a guitarist from David Crosbys band and a guitarist from Ratdog + bass and drums naturally. what an effing venue....could have drunk my beer off the toilet floor thanks to millions from roman abramovich, and the best sound system Ive ever heard...all money well spent

 

[Robin54]

saw Live/dead 69 last month. superb. Tom Constanten on the keys (composer with Steve reich) and a guitarist from David Crosbys band and a guitarist from Ratdog + bass and drums naturally. what an effing venue....could have drunk my beer off the toilet floor thanks to millions from roman abramovich, and the best sound system Ive ever heard...all money well spent

what I like about this.....
is that not one of you know what Im talking about...Brilliant:grin:

 

[Gunge]

what I like about this.....
is that not one of you know what Im talking about...Brilliant:grin:

Um, I do - Grateful Dead! Got most of their stuff ( on vinyl of course ). Best is Workingman's Dead, or if you're in the mood and full of psylocibin Anthem Of The Sun.

 

[Grizzly299]

Tesseract, can't beat a bit of prog metal whilst brewing!
Best albums are Altered state and Polaris.

https://youtu.be/O-hnSlicxV4


If I'm in the mood for something a little less melodic and more aggressive then Periphery tick the box nicely.

 

[MickDundee]

what I like about this.....
is that not one of you know what Im talking about...Brilliant:grin:

I do. Don't know anything about Live/Dead 69 though other than what you've said. Dead & Company is the "real" reincarnation of the band though IIRC.

 

[robbym123]

The Jesus Lizard at The Princess Charlotte, Leicester about 1994. Best gig i have ever seen, by a mile.

Worst, Manic Street Preachers - i liked some of their songs but live they were dull dull dull

 

[Linalmeemow]

The Jesus Lizard at The Princess Charlotte, Leicester about 1994. Best gig i have ever seen, by a mile.

Worst, Manic Street Preachers - i liked some of their songs but live they were dull dull dull

The Jesus Lizard was a great live band. I have a feeling this was probably when they were over for the Reading Festival.

The Charlotte is sadly long gone now too...