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I listen to a lot of bands across a lot of genres, but the all time fave is still Rush.


And, for the record, I prefer the Bangles cover of Hazy Shade of Winter to the original and In Your Room still kicks. Eternal Flame never hit it with me, but it did with a girlfriend at the time.


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by rainman64:
I first saw Judas Priest in 1980.

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


Man, Priest is a great band. A GREAT, great band. "Victim of Changes" from the 1983 US Festival is LEGEND.
 
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The Beatles.
 
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Hear! Hear!

The one!
The only!

The Who!

The answer is that easy.




 
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38 Special, journey, moody blues.


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Pat Metheny Group

The link below is a clip of the title cut to their album "Letter From Home". A short melodic song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5-pBkwyUxc

The next link is to a song entitled "Third Wind" from the Still Life (Talking) album. An up tempo song featuring Pat on guitar, and the rhythm section.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpJC9fjm78Y


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KISS! Got hooked on them in 1974……………still blasting out my eardrums!

#2,3 and 4 are Black Sabbath, Judas Priest and Led Zeppelin.


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Tie between Metallica and Darkest Hour.

Metallica is so prolific and I love songs all across their discography. I can't say that about any other band.

Darkest Hour is the music I would play, if I was good enough.
 
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AC/DC



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Pat Metheny Group

The link below is a clip of the title cut to their album "Letter From Home". A short melodic song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5-pBkwyUxc

The next link is to a song entitled "Third Wind" from the Still Life (Talking) album. An up tempo song featuring Pat on guitar, and the rhythm section.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpJC9fjm78Y


I've shared this a few times on sigforum, I went to high school with Pat. He was in my home room in ninth grade and I used to look over his shoulder while he arranged music, and I'd talk with him a little about it. He won or got second in our ninth grade talent show. He played his arrangement of "Malaguena" I knew right then he was something special. Mostly because his music was so different than the rock music that was prevalent. I recently saw a concert when he and Jaco were just establishing themselves with Joni Mitchell. Good stuff.
 
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The Who
Zeppelin
Stones
Rush
Hot Tuna
Zappa
Sabbath
Skynyrd
AC/DC
G’n R
Tull
Beatles

Oh, I thought you asked bandS ever! LOL!!


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Tom Petty
 
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Beatles.
 
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Pat Metheny Group

The link below is a clip of the title cut to their album "Letter From Home". A short melodic song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5-pBkwyUxc

The next link is to a song entitled "Third Wind" from the Still Life (Talking) album. An up tempo song featuring Pat on guitar, and the rhythm section.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpJC9fjm78Y


If I could list more than one… I would have listed PMG





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The Boss & the E Street Band
 
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Count Basie and his band.


They were cookin'.

They aren't really a band as much as the two guys, but Steely Dan is a favorite of mine.

It is hard to name just one. Almost impossible.




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Fleetwood Mac
 
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Almost impossible to name just one. So I will not attempt to narrow it down. I have so many that I enjoy.
 
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Metallica.

Only saw them live on the black album tour's 100th show. There was no opening act, just four hours of them being amazing and only a few shows before Hetfield went up in flames. Felt extra lucky to have that kind of timing.
 
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