Who's the Greatest Band EVER!!!!!

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Don't know if anyone mentioned him yet.. but Gary Moore... No contest IMO...
yeah, he's the guy all your guitar heroes mention if you ask 'them' this question....

RIP Gary.. This world is a less rockin' place without you....

I'm not knocking one of the best rock/blues players, but this is about BANDS. This disqualifies a lot of great artists who were solo acts.

This is a hard topic because there are so many bands who were awesome for their own thing. One may be fantastic at songwriting, another for passion, another for fun...

I think the one thing they all have in common is that they were greatest when they were young. I think growing old limits your ability to create and express yourself. You start wanting to preach ideals and can't seem to "let go" like you could when you were young.

or maybe it's because they are usually off drugs by that time...
 

I don't think anyone here (besides me, of course) has the musical knowledge to completely appreciate Nickelback. I've taken a lot of music theory classes and still can not completely comprehend their music. Here is a video of them playing some of their most raw and emotional music.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC7Q6BNvg6E]Nickelback Shreds - YouTube[/ame]
 
Fritobandito said:
I don't think anyone here (besides me, of course) has the musical knowledge to completely appreciate Nickelback. I've taken a lot of music theory classes and still can not completely comprehend their music. Here is a video of them playing some of their most raw and emotional music.

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC7Q6BNvg6E

I can see what u "think" but realistically nickleback is just another crappy band playing off of fake emotions
 
i think the greatest band of all time, in regards to my opinion is Savatage. moving, emotional, heavy, awesome composition, diverse, interesting, thought provoking, and badass.
 
I also say Tool. Of course I had the pleasure of meeting and hanging out with Adam Jones once in his trailer after a show, so I might be biased. Plus his brother is cool as hell too and he's a homebrewer.

Maynard is kind of "unique" though.
 
A disturbing amount of people are mentioning Tool, If we were on a musicians forum they'd not get one mention, what is that saying about homebrewers?

This is about the greatest band ever......
 
Homercidal said:
This guy has to be the most amazing performer of my generation!

That song is in the top 3 that my brain plays when I'm at work. Man that guy can't dance... and what's up with the trench coat..
 
I know they are too obvious, so I'll just come out and say it:

Van Halen


The new album should be coming out soon, so yes, they are still "current".

This. And I didn't know about a new album, so I'll have to research.

Pearl Jam and Weezer are also in my top 3
 
They are now saying February of next year.

DLR, eh? I'm as big of a fan of his as any, but... That band is a head case with him at the helm. And the last two songs he tracked with the band on the Greatest Hits album were pretty bad. So I'm hopeful, but I'm not going to hold my breath. III was so completely terrible. Balance was okay with a few good tracks, but Eddie's last great album goes all the way back to f.*c.k.

Still I'm a little excited.
 
Candlemass

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8th_3AoTm_E]Candlemass - Black Dwarf - YouTube[/ame]

Kind of out there, they have gone through several "changes" but the sound has always been awesome...look for any tune with Mesiah Marcolin as vocals...good old European Doom Metal :ban:
 
Candlemass again...cause one is never enough:rockin:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8aIRDNJToY&feature=related]Candlemass live 2003 (5/16) - Ancient Dreams - YouTube[/ame]
 
Too much good music, and too much subjectivity to say who's "best".
That said, if you're looking at which band had the greatest influence across multiple styles and multiple generations, I think you'd have to pick the Beatles. No other band has had so much of their music redone in so many different mediums, or had so many songs instantly recognizable. We used to play a game where we'd try to guess a Beatles song based on only a couple of words from a lyric.
Zeppelin is awesome though. I can still listen to them.
 
Pantera kicks ass...

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z81qSNR7HH8&feature=relmfu]Pantera - Walk (Video) - YouTube[/ame]

:drunk:

youtube+best music+cocktails=pulling up all my favorites...to many to list:D
 
and of course i can't forget major structural damage to my own person moshing to this tune live:rockin: broken ribs/ribs seperated from the sternum:D

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ht3XGhlfYs]Pantera- Becoming - YouTube[/ame]
 
of course f*ing Motorhead :rockin:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnSaNfG9tV4]Motorhead - Orgasmatron - YouTube[/ame]
 
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