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Well, we've had our Classical selections, so what's the rock selections?

I myself am a fan of Green Day and Weezer, old Creed (My Own Prison), Matchbox 20, Red Hot Chili Peppers, more music along those lines, with the occasional classic rock pieces (some Eagles, Steppenwolf, the Stones, mid-early Beetles).

First off, the Beatles have an 'a.'

Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Cindy Lauper are all good classics..

Hard rock I might recommend Disturbed, Staind, old KoRn, Tool, and System of a Down.

For softer rock.. I dunno, exactly. It's too often fused with pop these days to make a good decision on that.

~ver

verilon wrote:First off, the Beatles have an 'a.'

Duh, I knew that.

For softer rock.. I dunno, exactly. It's too often fused with pop these days to make a good decision on that.

~ver

Sadly, yes... I personally cannot stand most pop.

Godsmack
Disturbed
Korn
Rob Zombie

Those all get my blood going like a good rock band should.

Stone Temple Pilots
Pear Jam
Areosmith
Off Spring

Those are just fun groups to listen too.

My musical tastes vary, mostly depending on my mood.

As far as rock goes, I really dig what I call power pop. That's music with Beatle-esque harmonies coupled with roaring guitars. Is there an "official" name for that style?

For example:

Weezer, Matthew Sweet, Fountains of Wayne, The Darkness, Spacehog, STP (to a certain degree), etc.

I also love Classic Rock...bands like:

Boston, CCR, Led Zeppelin, ELO, The Knack, Cheap Trick, etc.

When I'm feeling aggressive it's always:

Rob Zombie/White Zombie, old school Metallica (first 4 albums), Slayer, Iron Maiden, etc.

KMFDM is always good.

E Nomine - german, and heavy synth focus. nonetheless very kickass

and of course there's always Ozzy. you can't go wrong with Ozzy.

Zepplin, Clapton, Eagles, Stones, HENDRIX, Skynnyrd, Ozzy, and many others.

The Yosemite Bear wrote:Zepplin, Clapton, Eagles, Stones, HENDRIX, Skynnyrd, Ozzy, and many others.

Plus AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, The Who, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Queen (well, I like 'em anyways!), Bob Dylan, and Boston, just to name a few. That's real rock 'n' roll fellas.

Darth_Zod wrote:KMFDM is always good.

E Nomine - german, and heavy synth focus. nonetheless very kickass

and of course there's always Ozzy. you can't go wrong with Ozzy.

E Nomine would be more industrial techno than rock, IMO.

KMFDM... sometimes they are rock.. depends on the song. Eg, "Megalomaniac" and "Godlike."

How did I forget Godsmack? HOW HOW HOW???

Also, The Cranberries, Joan Osbourne, Four Non-Blondes (so they're a one-hit wonder.. big deal..)

~ver

Also there's "The Who" damn kickass working class punks.

The Ramones "Blitzkrieg Bop" is our new closing theme.
The Clash, etc

also we can't forget the immortal classics, like the holy trio that fell from heaven in 1958....

Darth Garden Gnome wrote:

The Yosemite Bear wrote:Zepplin, Clapton, Eagles, Stones, HENDRIX, Skynnyrd, Ozzy, and many others.

Plus AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, The Who, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Queen (well, I like 'em anyways!), Bob Dylan, and Boston, just to name a few. That's real rock 'n' roll fellas.

Black Sabbath, Guns N' Roses, Hammerfall, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Rammstein

U2, of course. Achtung Baby would probably be a good start, some people are a bit turned off by the self-righteousness and spirituality of The Joshua Tree.

Beatles
Aerosmith
U2
Old Metallica
AC/DC
The Doors
Queen
Led Zepplin
Clapton
Eagles
Rolling Stones

How could I have forgotten "The Thunder from Down Under", AC/DC were one very naughty bunch of schoolboys....

Elvis (always will be King), Ozzy, Brian Setzer, AC/DC, CCR, Stone Temple Pilots, REM...

By the way, Red Hot Chili Peppers suck balls live. Their CD's are good, they just don't translate onto stage well...

Bah, Elvis is nothing to the Trinity of Holly, Valens, & The Bopper.

for they fell from heaven onto the cold fields of the midwest brining in 1958, and thus died for all of our Rock and Roll excesses.....

Yeah, they were martyrs... Just remember, though, it took Elvis to get that music into the popular mainstream. He did what they couldn't.

AC/DC (Always and forever, motherfucker)
Guns N' Roses
Led Zeppelin's good too.
I also like Dire Straits, a lot of older Rolling Stones, Queen...


And you might want to try...TENACIOUS D

REM is such a case-by-case basis...

Semisonic and Stonesour and Silverchair are good choices, IMO.

~ver

Yeah But Elvis was the first cover poser.....

he did no original work, just coppied other peoples tunes....

Hell he owes his whole career to Willie Dixon's skill as a Song Writer and the Col.'s ability to market. (my grandma loves him, I like the Electric Blues much better)

Definately The Who, also big on Beatles, Dire Straits, Queen, U2.

Randomly, add in Snog and Zeromancer.

~ver

Oh, and the Coldplay live tour is excellent, I'd include it in any playlist.

Here's some stuff that I don't thinks been listed yet.

311
Sublime
Incubus
Tool
A Perfect Circle
Audioslave
Unwritten Law

I put Tool, but forgot about Sublime and Incubus and A Perfect Circle and Audioslave. >_>

~ver