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Top bands of your generation.
Starting with the year you were born, go through and think about the most influential bands or groups that you have had the pleasure of being around for.
They could be your favorite bands or just bands that where unstoppable at the time. Come up with a top 10 and post them here. Also, don't just list bands from the States.... go ahead and list the top bands from your country as well. Let's see how many of these way can agree on. The music thread doesn't get that much love... let's get something going in here. Here is my list:
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Didn't the Jam break up in like 1982? How old are you?
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October 7, 1979
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Is Joey's birthday
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So he was 2 when they officially split (It was like 1981). That's not your generation.
But shit, I'm gonna toss in Mission of Burma if I can count stuff that dates back to when I was 3. |
My generation's (Let's say from 1998-today) music sucks. :|
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Pearl Jam should count, but I didnt exactly grow up with them, other than that, Our Lady Peace is probably the best band of my generation.
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Incubus
The Mars Volta |
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lol, Nickelback.
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So yeah, why not just say Weller then? Since the Jam was neither your generation or mine? So anyway, my list:
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I'll try and do 10.
1) Incubus 2) The Mars Volta 3) The Cure 4) Morrissey 5) Brand New 6) Glassjaw 7) Death Cab For Cutie 8) Nirvana 9) Radiohead 10) Sonic Youth Honorable mentions: Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, Sufjan Stevens, Sunny Day Real Estate, Archers of Loaf, Cursive, Thursday, Explosions In The Sky, Interpol, Bloc Party, The Arcade Fire, Elliott Smith, The Appleseed Cast, The Get Up Kids |
1) Matthew Good Band
2) Nirvana 3) Incubus 4) Rage Against the Machine 5) Queen 6) Tupac 7) Guns & Roses 8) Biggie 9) Linkin Park 10) TrustCompany |
Australia:
1. The Sleepy Jackson 2. Eleventh He Reaches London 3. Gyroscope 4. Frenzal Rhomb 5. Augie March 6. TISM 7. The Whitlams 8. Bodyjar 9. The Mess Hall 10. Architecture In Helsinki Abroad: 1. Cursive 2. Ben Folds Five 3. The Cure 4. Cap'n Jazz - not only for their music, but also because their members went on to form three or four other seminal indie bands. :heart: 5. Death Cab For Cutie 6. Brand New 7. At The Drive-In/The Mars Volta 8. Minus The Bear 9. Sunny Day Real Estate 10. Bad Religion Honourable Mentions: Explosions In The Sky, The Appleseed Cast, The Get Up Kids, Mogwai, Morrissey, Thursday, Sigur Ros, Three Mile Pilot, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Sufjan Stevens, Bright Eyes. |
Ummmmm probably Blink 182 is the only band I'd hve on my list since they pretty much inspired any sort of musical anything whatsoever in my life. No other bands really matter to me tbh.
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Alice Cooper
Black Sabbath Split Enz |
BTW Mitch's Australia list is possibly the best list ever
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Mitch knows good Australian music.
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I dont' know if I can do ten.
1) Metallica 2) Nirvana 3) Offspring 4) Green Day Welp, that' it. Everything else I listen to is older than 1983. There's newer bands that I listen to but I didn't exactly grow up on Marilyn Manson, White Zombie, Limp Bizkit, I just listened to them while they were hot. |
Motley Crue
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Tool
Rage Against The Machine System of a Down Beastie Boys Rammstein Rob Zombie Incubus Nine Inch Nails Tupac Ludacris |
I don't know how the hell I forgot The Flaming Lips and Sonic Youth
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Forgot the Flaming Lips. Probably a bunch of others too.
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In no order
1. Botch 2. Glassjaw 3. Thursday 4. At The Drive-In 5. Refused 6. Converge 7. Dillinger Escape Plan 8. Sigur Ros 9. System Of A Down 10. Far |
No Living End, mitch? :o
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In no order:
Smashing Pumpkins Deftones Incubus Rage Against the Machine Tupac Biggie Company Flow |
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Meanwhile, there are a tonne of other bands that most kids our age would list, such as the Superjesus, Magic Dirt, Machine Gun Fellatio, Superheist, Silverchair, Killing Heidi, Jebediah, Regurgitator, etc. that didn't make an appearance either, and I don't particularly rate The Living End that much higher than any of the other bands I just mentioned, save for Killing Heidi. :-\
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I've stuck to UK bands, and they are all fairly recent, but to be honsest, i've only really started listening to music (by music, i mean not commercial pop" in the last 7 or so years)
Muse Ash Feeder Franz Ferdinand Arctic Monkeys Maximo Park lostprophets Kasabian Snow Patrol Athlete |
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Hey, credit where credit is due, they are catchy as hell and good at what they do. "The Living End" was a fantastic CD, and I actually liked "Roll On" more than the self-titled. By the time "Modern ARTillery" rolled around, though, it kinda felt a bit re-hashed.
Still, I gave love to like, every Western Australian band ever, so come on. :( THE SLEEPY JACKSON. :( |
Alice in Chains
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Well my birthday is October 9th 1987, So some of these bands are iffy, as they have been around awhile, and may have been before my time, but have released albums after I was born which I heard and listened to thier old albums.
1) Static-X ( My Favorite Metal Band, Buddy had thier c.ds and I liked them) 2) Metallica ( Heard Dirty Window, and St.Anger while not great songs got me to listen to thier older stuff 3) Silent Civilian ( Bought thier Rebirth Of The Temple album loved it) 4) Opeth ( Some of the best metal around) 5) Linkin Park ( First c.d I burned/owned was 75% Linkin Park 6) Rammstein ( Made me want to learn better German, Also "sonne" is great song) 7) Nickelback- ( I started to listen to some of thier music after Spiderman was released (Hero) 8) Creed- ( I will probabily regret this :p but alot of good memories came from thier songs being played) Like KK said these spots are more or less filler 9) In Flames - (I liked a few of there songs, and they are an ok band) 10) Shadows Fall - ( I like some of there songs and plan to listen to more) |
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