You're stuck in quarantine with only one group / composer.

[Cheshire Cat]

Chippy saw Led Zep Manchester University Union 1971. Totally with you had all their vinyl until my son pinched it.

 

[MickDundee]

I was a late starter with metal, I only discovered it in my late teens which was unfortunately around the start of the nu metal era, but System of a down were different enough to get me through that until I got into the heavier stuff. Meshuggah are just on another level, still standing out amongst a sea of copycat bands.

I got into metal about the same time, but i drifted more into the American punk and hard rock directions when I “grew out” of Nu-Metal and pop-punk stuff than into full-on metal.

 

[user 23136]

J.S. Bach and a bottles for Billecart-Saumon Rose ;-)

 

[An Ankoù]

The Sandman you mean?

Enter Sandman?

 

[Drunkula]

Enter Sandman?

That's when Metallica turned crap. I went to see them on the And Justice For All tour when they were playing with Slayer and that was it. Lightning and Puppets are the pinnacle.

 

[An Ankoù]

I was a late starter with metal, I only discovered it in my late teens which was unfortunately around the start of the nu metal era, but System of a down were different enough to get me through that until I got into the heavier stuff. Meshuggah are just on another level, still standing out amongst a sea of copycat bands.

Seem to have missed Meshuggah, somewhere along the way. Will remedy that on the morrow. System of a down were effing amazing for their first two albums. Couldn't get on with the double album Hypnotize thingy. Must dig out the old minidiscs or whatever I ripped off my eldest's CDs onto.

 

[An Ankoù]

That's when Metallica turned crap. I went to see them on the And Justice For All tour when they were playing with Slayer and that was it. Lightning and Puppets are the pinnacle.

What about the later stuff? I thought St Anger was pants, but Death Magnetic is not a bad album at all.

 

[samale]

Oasis for me all day long

 

[Stephenj]

This is a great/incredibly difficult question.

The Charlatans

 

[An Ankoù]

There was a time when I thought the Grateful Dead were the only band worth listening to and no, I wasn't doing any funny stuff particularly. Can't see the attraction now. Bear's Choice is still a good album and Blues for Allah, too, but I think that world has gone floating off under the bridge.

 

[dad_of_jon]

All credit to Dorst for this one. So we're stuck in quarantine with our favourite beer, but there's only one group or composer you can listen to. Favourite beer's good since if your drink enough of it you can nicely collapse into the arms of Morpheus, but too much of the wrong music can do your head in. If there was only one band you could listen to, in all its manifestations and lineup changes, who would it be? Let's say you've got to listen for at least four hours a day for every day of the lock-down. My choice would be Deep Purple.

Frontline assembly they have something for most of my usual moods and range from industrial metal to trance, so if you tire of one genre they have other styles available.

 

[Leon103]

Jackson 5

 

[samale]

toss up alice in chains or tycho
according to spotify last year

Alice in chains is/was a great bad. Still the best every MTV unplugged. Unbelievable sad to see such a talent struggling. Don't think anyone had a voice like layne

 

[An Ankoù]

Frontline assembly they have something for most of my usual moods and range from industrial metal to trance, so if you tire of one genre they have other styles available.

Excellent. That's the second band that's passed me by that's going to get a listening to over the next few days. This is proving to be a very productive thread. Thanks to all.

 

[Subtle Duck]

I'd have to say Kyuss and maybe I could ask for the odd Queens of the Stone Age song as well!

Kyuss would have to be my band of choice by far! But according to Spotify my most listened to band last year was Jaya the cat.

 

[prog99]

This is a great/incredibly difficult question.

The Charlatans

Oh great band, saw them very very early on and then much later and absolutely note perfect live. Tim Burgess comes across as pretty decent too(check his twitter feed)

 

[prog99]

Frontline assembly they have something for most of my usual moods and range from industrial metal to trance, so if you tire of one genre they have other styles available.

I saw them live here in Edinburgh when I was much younger, entertaining night(mostly due to the antics of my mate)

 

[Stephenj]

Oh great band, saw them very very early on and then much later and absolutely note perfect live. Tim Burgess comes across as pretty decent too(check his twitter feed)

Me and the missus were going through gig tickets and stuff and we can account for about 30 gigs for them or Tim Burgess. @samale put oasis and that reminded me we saw the charlies at Finsbury park. 31 gigs

 

[samale]

Me and the missus were going through gig tickets and stuff and we can account for about 30 gigs for them or Tim Burgess. @samale put oasis and that reminded me we saw the charlies at Finsbury park. 31 gigs

Most of my gigs are very hazy. I was at Heaton park for the stone rose's reunion. Class
Best place in Ireland for a concert is slane castle. I was at some great nights . The best being oasis Kasabian and the Prodigy in the one headline. Doesn't get much better

 

[samale]

The red hot chilli peppers and the foo fighters were not far behind that