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I’m going to have to go with The Bangles.
Where’s the sarcasm meme?
Are we making fun of peoples likes now? Take that crap, roll it tight and shove it.

I have all their studio stuff in multiple formats, digital and analog, I have a small maxi-single collection, I’ve seen them live and quite frankly, if you don’t like them I think you must have no taste.

My 3 favorite songs are:
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Watching the Sky
Following

If you can listen to those three songs and still have a negative opinion then you’re hopeless.
You can't claim The Bangles are your favorite band ever and not expect a little ribbing for it. And if you can't take a little friendly ribbing, then I've misjudged you and sincerley apologize for my mistake.

I don't have a negative opinion of them nor did I say I didn't like their music. In fact, last week I played one of their videos for one of the classes I subbed for because I couldn't believe the kids had never heard of them.

I didn't post a favorite band myself. How do you pick one? However, since I hopelessly only know three chords and have no taste I'll pick AC/DC.
I’ll give you one chance to redeem yourself by telling me the song you played was NOT Walk Like an Egyptian.
 
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Rush…The Police…LED Zeppelin…Tom Petty…Queen


Good list, but since he said favorite, I will go with LZ.


Was hoping nobody noticed… Cool

Top fave - RUSH


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I first saw Judas Priest in 1980.

Seen them 37 times since.
They never fail to entertain.



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It would be a lot easier if it was favorite by genre, but it isn't. I'll still break it down by country though:

England: Fairport Convention w/ or w/o Sandy

USA: Jayhawks


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REM and early U2 and early Elton John.
 
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I've been listening to Rock n Roll since the 50's, and I don't think I can pick a favorite. The Stones, Eagles, Bob Seeger, Chuck Berry, would be on my list, and quite a few others.


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Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Rush, Stevie Ray, Queen, Van Halen, Jack White/White Stripes/Raconteurs. That's A-level. B-level or A minus is another 10 or 15. Then 30 or 40 after that. I've got about 1500 songs on my phone. And a stack of old vinyl about 6 ft high (was higher, but sold some of the ones I have digitally).


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The Kyoto Connection.


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Alice In Chains

There's no way to just pick one. AIC would be one of the few bands that I've been listening to the longest. Them and The Beatles but I'll go with AIC since they are my generation.
 
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Steely Dan


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Stones: 60,70, 80’s.


Are you referring to the time period or their ages?
 
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Easily Led Zeppelin
 
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Guess I’d have to go with Tesla. Plain old rock that spanned everything from power ballads to party rock to political statement.
 
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Yardbirds



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Pink Floyd.

No contest IMO.


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It's a toss up between Fleetwood Mac and Pink Floyd. Oh wait, there's also AC/DC and Aerosmith. Impossible to pick just one. Can't be done. Razz

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Tough one, but I would say Peter Greene era of Fleetwood Mac. Second would be the Allman Brothers.
 
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Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs Album

and so many more - Linda Ronstadt in her Cub Scout uni singing anything she wants.
 
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Hard to choose just one but nowadays I listen to Steely Dan more than any other band.
 
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