My Top 10 Greatest Bands Of All Time :)

[Newguy562]

Imo

1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. The Beach Boys
4. Genesis
5. The Kinks
6. Pink Floyd
7. Led Zeppelin
8. The Doors
9. Radiohead
10. The Who

[stack-o-tracks]

Sounds like you could use a little Stone Temple Pilots in your life.

[Newguy562]

Sounds like you could use a little Stone Temple Pilots in your life.

i love stone temple pilots have u ever heard this amazing smooth song by them? (the chorus is so dreamy)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odJuNyfteQg

[stack-o-tracks]

Sounds like you could use a little Stone Temple Pilots in your life.

i love stone temple pilots have u ever heard this amazing smooth song by them? (the chorus is so dreamy)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odJuNyfteQg

Awh yeah. I've got pretty much everything I can by them. They'd either go right over or right under The Beach Boys for me, depending on what day it is.

As for the other 8 I haven't a clue.

[Newguy562]

Sounds like you could use a little Stone Temple Pilots in your life.

i love stone temple pilots have u ever heard this amazing smooth song by them? (the chorus is so dreamy)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odJuNyfteQg

Awh yeah. I've got pretty much everything I can by them. They'd either go right over or right under The Beach Boys for me, depending on what day it is.

As for the other 8 I haven't a clue.

The first time i heard stp it was because my dad made me listen to them after i said nirvana was the best grunge band. I was so wrong lol..stp changed their music genre quite a few times but every album by them was amazing.

[Paulos]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

[Newguy562]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

[AndrewHickey]

The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

The Monkees started out as a manufactured pop band - in much the same way the Beach Boys started out singing songs about surfing and girls. Their run of albums from Headquarters through Head, though, is as good as any other four-album run in history. Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd, in particular, is as good as any album I've ever heard.

[Newguy562]

The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

The Monkees started out as a manufactured pop band - in much the same way the Beach Boys started out singing songs about surfing and girls. Their run of albums from Headquarters through Head, though, is as good as any other four-album run in history. Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd, in particular, is as good as any album I've ever heard.

I checked out their discography and was dissatisfied :/..

[hypehat]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

Gram Parsons is cool, though, although Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a pretty limp album. If you want to see what the fuss is about, try listening to The Flying Burrito Brother's 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' for the real 'country rock' sound. Rocks harder. Better songs. Gram is actually present.

[Newguy562]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

Gram Parsons is cool, though, although Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a pretty limp album. If you want to see what the fuss is about, try listening to The Flying Burrito Brother's 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' for the real 'country rock' sound. Rocks harder. Better songs. Gram is actually present.

dont wanna seem rude but i wish gram never collarborated with the byrds he ruined their ultimate folk/pop sound :/.

[Aegir]

I'm not one to profess what the greatest bands are, but according to last.fm, here are my most listened-to artists:

1. The Beach Boys
2. John Denver
3. The Misfits
4. Brian Wilson
5. T. Rex
6. The Beatles
7. Bright Eyes
8. Animal Collective
9. Modest Mouse
10. Sunset Rubdown

[hypehat]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

Gram Parsons is cool, though, although Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a pretty limp album. If you want to see what the fuss is about, try listening to The Flying Burrito Brother's 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' for the real 'country rock' sound. Rocks harder. Better songs. Gram is actually present.

dont wanna seem rude but i wish gram never collarborated with the byrds he ruined their ultimate folk/pop sound :/.

They were going away from it anyway - Have you heard The Notorious Byrd Brothers? Definitely more psychedelic/country, and in 1968 the band were kinda in crisis - No Crosby, no Gene Clark, and McGuinn couldn't carry it alone. Also, it wasn't just Gram pushing them - Hillman was also advocating the country direction. But yes, it's a definite change. I like the later ones, as they slot into the Laurel Canyon style music that I'm digging presently.

[Mike's Beard]

I would just like to throw in that Sweetheart of the Rodeo is not the first ever country rock album. It's a rock band playing straight country music - there is a difference. Only the last Dylan cover sounds remotely rockish. I do think if the original Byrds lineup had stuck together they would have been the best group of the 60's, that's right, even better than The Beach Boys!!

[Chocolate Shake Man]

Imo

1. The Beatles
2. The  Beach Boys
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Pink Floyd
5. Led Zeppelin
6. The Doors
7. The Who
8. The Kinks
9. The Zombies
10. To be honest those are the only bands i listen to all the time so There is no 10 for me lol

Too FM Radio for me in spots, I'm afraid. Apart from a few songs, not a fan of The Doors, Zeppelin or Pink Floyd save the Syd Barrett era and while I do love the Stones, I wouldn't put them ahead of The Kinks or The Who or several other bands for that matter.

[Chocolate Shake Man]

I like the later ones, as they slot into the Laurel Canyon style music that I'm digging presently.

Yeeeeaahhh!! I went through that last year. It was helped by that boxset Where the Action Is.

[SMiLE Brian]

You need some Weezer in your life son!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENXvZ9YRjbo&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFFgayhYnXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoGkMlfz9I

Also some Byrds and Monkees

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

Gram Parsons is cool, though, although Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a pretty limp album. If you want to see what the fuss is about, try listening to The Flying Burrito Brother's 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' for the real 'country rock' sound. Rocks harder. Better songs. Gram is actually present.

dont wanna seem rude but i wish gram never collarborated with the byrds he ruined their ultimate folk/pop sound :/.

They were going away from it anyway - Have you heard The Notorious Byrd Brothers? Definitely more psychedelic/country, and in 1968 the band were kinda in crisis - No Crosby, no Gene Clark, and McGuinn couldn't carry it alone. Also, it wasn't just Gram pushing them - Hillman was also advocating the country direction. But yes, it's a definite change. I like the later ones, as they slot into the Laurel Canyon style music that I'm digging presently.

Its a miracle that "notorious" was finished, and an even bigger miracle that it was one of the best Byrds albums ever made.

[Newguy562]

I'm not one to profess what the greatest bands are, but according to last.fm, here are my most listened-to artists:

1. The Beach Boys
2. John Denver
3. The Misfits
4. Brian Wilson
5. T. Rex
6. The Beatles
7. Bright Eyes
8. Animal Collective
9. Modest Mouse
10. Sunset Rubdown

most people don't even know who brian wilson is.(excluding from bb fans) lol..
so thats a load of bs. and i'm glad they added t-rex

[Newguy562]

I would just like to throw in that Sweetheart of the Rodeo is not the first ever country rock album. It's a rock band playing straight country music - there is a difference. Only the last Dylan cover sounds remotely rockish. I do think if the original Byrds lineup had stuck together they would have been the best group of the 60's, that's right, even better than The Beach Boys!!

better than the beach boys? wow thats crazy...i think if the zombies would've stuck 2gether and released more albums they would be top 5 of all time in everybody's eyes.

[Newguy562]

Imo

1. The Beatles
2. The  Beach Boys
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Pink Floyd
5. Led Zeppelin
6. The Doors
7. The Who
8. The Kinks
9. The Zombies
10. To be honest those are the only bands i listen to all the time so There is no 10 for me lol

Too FM Radio for me in spots, I'm afraid. Apart from a few songs, not a fan of The Doors, Zeppelin or Pink Floyd save the Syd Barrett era and while I do love the Stones, I wouldn't put them ahead of The Kinks or The Who or several other bands for that matter.

what order would u put it in?

[drbeachboy]

This is my Top 10 that I listen to the most. I take no stock in magazine lists, except if I see a name that intrigues me to give a listen.

1. The Beach Boys
2. Electric Light Orchestra
3. Steely Dan
4. The Beatles
5. The Who
6. The 4 Seasons
7. The Rolling Stones
8. Chicago
9. Cream
10. Daryl Hall & John Oates

[MBE]

I have a top 16 that never wavers. This isn't in any order really ranking wise, these are just my very favorites
Elvis Presley
Jerry Lee Lewis
The Beach Boys
Jan and Dean
Bob Dylan
Ike and Tina
James Brown
The Jackson 5
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
The Who
The Pink Floyd
The First Edition
The Small Faces
Charlie Rich
Buddy Holly

[Heysaboda]

Imo

1. The Beatles
2. The  Beach Boys
3. The Rolling Stones
4. Pink Floyd
5. Led Zeppelin
6. The Doors
7. The Who
8. The Kinks
9. The Zombies
10. To be honest those are the only bands i listen to all the time so There is no 10 for me lol

You should try some Bob Dylan too.  Check out his albums Time Out of Mind or Modern Times!

 

[Heysaboda]

I'mma check out Weezer's music.
The Byrds are ok i just hate how they changed the sound and made it country. Gram Parsons really influenced them to make that change. smh :/
The Monkees were a gimmick band as much as people will try to deny it. they had a few hits my favorite of their singles is "A little bit of me, A little bit of you".

Gram Parsons is cool, though, although Sweetheart of the Rodeo is a pretty limp album. If you want to see what the fuss is about, try listening to The Flying Burrito Brother's 'The Gilded Palace of Sin' for the real 'country rock' sound. Rocks harder. Better songs. Gram is actually present.

dont wanna seem rude but i wish gram never collarborated with the byrds he ruined their ultimate folk/pop sound :/.

Don't worry about being rude -- but Roger McGuinn and Chris Hillman would disagree with your opinion about Gram!

[hypehat]

I like the later ones, as they slot into the Laurel Canyon style music that I'm digging presently.

Yeeeeaahhh!! I went through that last year. It was helped by that boxset Where the Action Is.

Man, that boxset is insane. I love it. I've been reading a Barney Hoskyns book about the scene (Hotel California, which seems to posit all was cool until David Crosby stopped sharing his cocaine and The Eagles showed up) too and connecting the dots - Judee Sill, Joni, The Byrds and assorted branches, Little Feat, Randy Newman, VDP....So much good stuff. Although I'm worried it'll get me listening to The Eagles.