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[andrew]

Creedence Clearwater Revival

[scotty]

Have you seen the Foos Scotty?

Like 7 times now

REALLY want to see em when they tour this new album though!

[bud]

Have you seen the Foos Scotty?

Like 7 times now

REALLY want to see em when they tour this new album though!

They are playing at Adelelaide Oval this summer, fly on down

[Blackavar]

The first two are easy.

R.E.M.
Manic Street Preachers.

Third one is tough. Radiohead probably. Or Massive Attack. Or Suede. (London Suede to Americans).

[Hammer278]

Easily, Top 3 bands are: Tool, Puscifer, A Perfect Circle.

The Artist part is harder, since only 1 guy leads these 3 bands - Maynard James Keenan, God of Goth/Alternative

Try songs like Vicarious, Schism, Passive, The Undertaker, Counting Bodies like Sheep, The Humbling River, Lateralus, Judith, The Outsider....ok I'm done.

[andrew]

The first two are easy.

R.E.M.
Manic Street Preachers.

Third one is tough. Radiohead probably. Or Massive Attack. Or Suede. (London Suede to Americans).

Manic Street Preachers - good choice Sir!

Hard to believe that Generation Terrorists is 21 years old this year. Still sounds good though.

[Big Azza]

For me it's:

Ella Fitzgerald
Bobby Darin
Adele Adkins [ever since I started listening to the radio again in the past few weeks]

I also quite like Bing Crosby, Elvis and Lighthouse Family... It is quite an odd playlist I have.

Favourite songs are: Summertime by Gershwin, Beyond the Sea and Mack the Knife by Bobby Darin. Also I like Fly Me To The Moon by Frank Sinatra. And lately I really like "Set Fire to The Rain" by Adele.

[Blackavar]

The first two are easy.

R.E.M.
Manic Street Preachers.

Third one is tough. Radiohead probably. Or Massive Attack. Or Suede. (London Suede to Americans).

Manic Street Preachers - good choice Sir!

Hard to believe that Generation Terrorists is 21 years old this year. Still sounds good though.

It's a beast of an album, sadly I was much too young to appreciate it back then. There's a few dodgy tracks in there but I wouldn't have it any other way!

[synsei]

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#1 ----( Depeche Mode )----

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#2 ----( Elbow )----

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#3 ----( Spock's Beard )----

[zurich_allan]

Don't think I could possibly choose just three as I have very eclectic tastes. To example - some of my favourites ( * means I have seen live)

Stone Roses

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Smashing Pumpkins*

[youtube]2nm4xv3firw&ob=av2e[/youtube]

Armin Van Buuren

[youtube]TxvpctgU_s8[/youtube]

A-Ha*

[youtube]XKT1PScntxU[/youtube]

Toto (original lineup)

[youtube]aCca5mPMp9A[/youtube]

Queen

[youtube]sDUmT3wm-0A&ob=av2n[/youtube]

Dido*

[youtube]OFtNChII78k&ob=av2n[/youtube]

Grandmaster Flash

[youtube]O4o8TeqKhgY[/youtube]

Rod Stewart*

[youtube]XCccPGtjaCU[/youtube]

Paul Van Dyk

[youtube]bO0PMclabt4&ob=av2e[/youtube]

Mamas and Papas

[youtube]dN3GbF9Bx6E[/youtube]

Roy Orbison

[youtube]lvR1YgT7QYs&ob=av2n[/youtube]

Beatles (Not all, but I must have listened to the Sgt Pepper album a thousand times)

[youtube]S7uBrx5aJ20[/youtube]

Tupac Shakur

[youtube]o9Ee4u5uXuw[/youtube]

Morcheeba

[youtube]pNNaudv95k4[/youtube]

LL Cool J

[youtube]udEN8EdJT9k[/youtube]

Procol Harum

[youtube]Mb3iPP-tHdA[/youtube]

Kinks

[youtube]-2GmzyeeXnQ[/youtube]

Yazoo

[youtube]QdV-5ivltkc[/youtube]

[andrew]

The first two are easy.

R.E.M.
Manic Street Preachers.

Third one is tough. Radiohead probably. Or Massive Attack. Or Suede. (London Suede to Americans).

Manic Street Preachers - good choice Sir!

Hard to believe that Generation Terrorists is 21 years old this year. Still sounds good though.

It's a beast of an album, sadly I was much too young to appreciate it back then. There's a few dodgy tracks in there but I wouldn't have it any other way!

I was a bit young back in 1992 too. Motorcycle Emptiness, Methedone Pretty, Condemned to Rock n Roll and You Love Us are immense.

[scotty]

@ZA another one to check this thread edit - see you fixed it too, nm once again

I really cba to go through and fix all the links, sorry

Anyway, when did you see Smashing Pumpkins? I'd have loved to have seen them back in the day, i know someone who saw them on the most recent UK tour and heard it wasn't that good...

[zurich_allan]

@ZA another one to check this thread edit - see you fixed it too, nm once again

I really cba to go through and fix all the links, sorry

Anyway, when did you see Smashing Pumpkins? I'd have loved to have seen them back in the day, i know someone who saw them on the most recent UK tour and heard it wasn't that good...

Lol, yeah I immediately realised the second I posted that I'd forgotten to edit the links - you must have been bloody fast as I fixed them all within 60 seconds of posting!!

I've seen Smashing pumpkins live 4 times - 1996, 2000 (twice on the farewell Machina tour), then last year in their new form. The 2000 gigs were the most polished and perfect gigs I think I've ever been to - I personally think that Machina is one of the most underrated albums in that genre of all time. Last year was good, but a lot of Billy Corgan's newer material is very self indulgent, there was limited playing of old Pumpkins classics, so I can understand people that haven't listened to much of their newer stuff not having liked the most recent gigs.

[scotty]

Have you seen the Foos Scotty?

Like 7 times now

REALLY want to see em when they tour this new album though!

They are playing at Adelelaide Oval this summer, fly on down

Only just saw this Don't think the flight appeals, i'd love to go to Australia one day but man, i don't like flying (8 hours to Barbados in 2010 was hellish - the anxiety before taking off was hell), let alone for 20 hours or whatever it is!

[bud]

11 hour trip Melbourne to Hong Kong then 11 to London. Just drink a lot on the flight