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    Poll: Top 100 Bands Of All Time! Vote Then I'll Se Which Ones Win, Please Tell Other

    ...PEOPLE ABOUT THIS POLL!

    I rekon Grinspoon (Aussie band)
    Linkin park and BLINK 182 would be my faves.

    Then again, I was into AQUA when I was 12!

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    Um, Ruben Blades?
    -Sabresque

    "Those whippernsapper Be-Bop Bohemians!"

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    Alright then:
    AC/DC
    Scooter
    The Beatles
    Republic (Hungarian solidrock band)
    Tankcsapda (Hungarian hardrock band)
    Linkin'Park
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    The Vienna Philharmonic
    The London Philharmonic
    The NY Philharmonic
    Taffelmusik
    Wolgemut
    The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center...

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    The Monkeys
    Dave Clark 5 [hey! it's the Dave Clark 5]

    John McGlocklin and the Mahavishnu Electric Light Orchestra
    Blue Oyster Cult [watch out!]

    The Eagles
    Steve Miller Band
    Phil Collins

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    Originally posted by Dragonfly
    The Monkeys
    Dave Clark 5 [hey! it's the Dave Clark 5]

    John McGlocklin and the Mahavishnu Electric Light Orchestra
    Blue Oyster Cult [watch out!]

    The Eagles
    Steve Miller Band
    Phil Collins
    pssst!!!....Dragonfly...your age is showing.

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    Warren Zevon just passed away this weekend. I don't know if he'll make any top 100 list, but he was special.

    I'll show some agedness too:

    - Cream
    - Derek and the Dominos
    - The Rolling Stones, of course.
    - The Who

    All obvious ones, and then I'll add sentimental fave:

    - Little Feat

    Hey Dragonfly, BOC was a GREAT band - and sometimes performed as Soft White Underbelly. Don't let these whippersnappers put ya down!
    "In theory, theory and practice are the same, but in practice, theory and practice are different."

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    I like Inq's inclusive notion of "band". Whatsamatter, you don't like the Berlin Philharmonic under Von Karajan?
    "In theory, theory and practice are the same, but in practice, theory and practice are different."

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    Hobex(local North Carolina area band)
    Pearl Jam(great live shows and music with a conscience)
    Dave Mathew's Band(excellent live shows)
    Van Halen(David Lee Roth years)
    Journey(most under rated great band of all time)

    My answers are under the notion of "rock bands" there are some great soloists out there. Also so new artists that don't have longevity under their belt yet.

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    The Mothers

    and I forgot these the first time:

    The Yardbirds
    The Ramones
    Elvis Costello and the Attractions

    and the third time around I'd like to add:

    Steely Dan
    REM
    Howlin' Wolf
    Lenny Kravitz
    Nirvana
    Jimi Hendrix
    The Pretenders
    Talking Heads
    Tom Waits
    The Velvet Underground
    The Clash
    The Kinks
    J. J. Cale
    Chuck Berry
    Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

    Talking jazz ...

    Miles Davis
    Charlie Parker
    Louis Armstrong

    With the "classical" or "serious" groups mentioned elsewhere, most of them only do covers of the works of others. A great group performs their own stuff. Philip Glass's ensemble as a great "serious" band perhaps?
    Last edited by mollusk; 09-09-2003 at 07:53 PM.

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    Originally posted by Dragonfly


    John McGlocklin and the Mahavishnu Electric Light Orchestra
    Blue Oyster Cult [watch out!]
    It's John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra. The Electric Light Orchestra is an entirely different group with no affiliation (to my knowledge).

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    milli vanilli


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    Yeah, I almost forgot the Rolling Stones... and Enya
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    I stand CORRECTED! on the Mahavishnu thing; and what age, I am ageless! I stopped listening after New Age, everything up to Dolphins Singing was okay, after that Blah! I like music with some pow to it, or really weird.

    More favorites:

    Ravi Shankar
    Shanti Shanti Shanti [peace peace peace]
    Hindi Music - give it whirl you'll get into it
    Reva MacIntyre
    Suzanne Vega
    The Blue Jays [a spin off from the moody blues]
    The Moody Blues


    [Craig I think Milli is deceased]
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    Originally posted by jeff
    I like Inq's inclusive notion of "band". Whatsamatter, you don't like the Berlin Philharmonic under Von Karajan?
    List ( or Lizst? ) is not exhaustive. I left out Anonymous Four, Empire Brass, Pro Arte Trio, Kronos, Emerson, and lots of others.

    Now let's Karajan, shall we?

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    Queen
    Rolling stones
    Pink Floyd
    Led Zepplin
    Black Flag
    AC/DC
    Boston
    Third eye Blind
    Nirvana

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    aimee mann, alexi murdoch, ani difranco, badly drawn boy, barenaked ladies (the old stuff), beatles, ***** and animal, crosby stills nash & young, dave matthews band, dexter freebish, discount, dishwalla, discount, duncan sheik, ella fitzgerald, elliot smith, eve 6, fiona apple, foo fighters, gin blossoms, goo goo dolls, guster, jason mraz, john mayer, jonatha brooke, k's choice, our lady peace, placebo, sage francis, sarah mclachlan, sneaker pimps, splender, sugarcult, superbus, tenacious d, the avalanches, third eye blind, tori amos, vertical horizon, verve pipe

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    MP, those sound truely awesome, I'm going to buy some....[jot jot]
    The octopus was a symbol of the Early Roman Empire.

    Epee is a weapon of deceit and guile. You tend to take your time and counter-attack. You can touch your opponent anywhere at any time.

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    Nirvana
    Red Hot chilli Peppers
    Some matchbox 20
    Foo Fighters
    some Eminem




    Wierd Al too, his stuff is the best

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    Rush
    Yes
    Boston
    Dave Matthews Band
    Kansas
    Queen

    Metallica (Not my favorite by any means, but their longevity in the metal market is phenomenal)

    There are some new bands out there that haven't had the chance for longevity yet, but may make my list in the future, but not yet....
    Drinks all around!

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