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The Doors were about as shortlived as the Beatles but you probably wouldn't describe them as such.deadphish wrote:
The Doors are awesome, but were short lived. It's hard for anyone in Rock'n'Roll to even touch what the Dead acheived in their career. One could argue they are one of the top 3 acts of all time.
Allman Bros...even though I can't stand Greg Allman. Duane Allman and Dickie Betts were awesome.big d note wrote:
What about Georgia
Metallica for California. Rock would be dead if it wasn't for the Black Album. There, I said it.deadphish wrote: Also, I'm gonna have to apply the same logic to the Dead in Cali. They toured for over 30 YEARS and are the highest grossing concert ticket of ALL TIME. And Cherry Garcia ice cream is pretty damned tasty.
The Doors are awesome, but were short lived. It's hard for anyone in Rock'n'Roll to even touch what the Dead acheived in their career. One could argue they are one of the top 3 acts of all time.
I blame that on hip hop and St. Anger.Mellanby_equals_grit wrote:I thought rock was dead BECAUSE of the black album.
Master of Puppets is very high in the running for best album ever, IMO. Speaking of, for anyone who cares, they've re-released the Metallica vinyls from the first 5 albums. The standard version is a regular half-speed remastered LP, and the special edition is a mastered double vinyl (45rpm).ksbluesfan wrote:The Black Album certainly killed thrash. Metallica's first 4 albums were great though.
I'm more partial to the bleak sounds of And Justice for All myself.Ruutu15 wrote:Master of Puppets is very high in the running for best album ever, IMO. Speaking of, for anyone who cares, they've re-released the Metallica vinyls from the first 5 albums. The standard version is a regular half-speed remastered LP, and the special edition is a mastered double vinyl (45rpm).ksbluesfan wrote:The Black Album certainly killed thrash. Metallica's first 4 albums were great though.
As a bass player, that's the only reason I don't like that album. Jason Newstead was a good bassist. To hear people talk, you'd think it was his fault personally that Cliff Burton was dead. I still prefer Master Of Puppets, though.deadphish wrote:ANd Justice For All is an awesome album. It's just too bad that you cannot hear a single note played by Jason Newstead. Guess they were still bitter about Cliff.
WindyCityBluesFan wrote:Washington: I do like the AIC choice from a grunge perspective, but Modest Mouse has overtaken them overall in my mind.
You've never heard of Nile? Technical death metal with an Egyptian theme. They're very good.Ruutu15 wrote:I'd have to think that South Carolina goes with the Marshall Tucker Band, but they're the only band I know of from SC.
Personally, Boxer and Feinstein make that state difficult for me. Oh wait, wrong forum.ksbluesfan wrote:There are so many bands from California to chose from. Slayer and Metallica alone make that state difficult.
the knob wrote:Personally, Boxer and Feinstein make that state difficult for me. Oh wait, wrong forum.ksbluesfan wrote:There are so many bands from California to chose from. Slayer and Metallica alone make that state difficult.
Ugh, thankfully I had not eaten lunch yet, and I am not now.ksbluesfan wrote:the knob wrote:Personally, Boxer and Feinstein make that state difficult for me. Oh wait, wrong forum.ksbluesfan wrote:There are so many bands from California to chose from. Slayer and Metallica alone make that state difficult.
Gotta love the cougars!
Agreed- Modest Mouse is mediocre at best.SIU LAW wrote:FAILWindyCityBluesFan wrote:Washington: I do like the AIC choice from a grunge perspective, but Modest Mouse has overtaken them overall in my mind.
