A list of your greatest bands of all time....

[Jax_Vol]

Ac/dc

 

[ZZ13]

The Who

Try to find another wonderful creation like Quadrophenia out there.

 

[Spartacavolus]

I can't stand the Who or Rush. Would rather listen to mariachi music at el porton.

 

[ZZ13]

I can't stand the Who or Rush. Would rather listen to mariachi music at el porton.

Mariachi music was my second choice...

 

[865dude]

1. Nickelback
2. Limp Bizkit
3. Milli Vanilli
4. Smash Mouth
5. Black Eyed Peas

You music purists kill me

 

[Gramps]

Beatles
Rolling Stones
Kiss
Eagles
Who
Pink Floyd

These are not my favorites but they need to be listed.

The Beatles by far has to be the greatest band of all time. No one else comes close to what they accomplished. They literally changed the world when they came to the USA.

 

[gcbvol]

The Beatles
Depeche Mode
Queen

 

[Panthro]

At different points of my life, each of these have been my favorite band:
Michael Jackson
Pearl Jam
Dave Matthews Band
Widespread Panic
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Incubus

Right now I mostly listen to bluegrass or comedy specials.

 

[GreveHaller]

Pride Of The Southland Band

If they aren't on your list you aren't a true Vol

 

[f77f00]

60s: The Rolling Stones, hands down for me. Honorable mentions to The Beatles and The Who

70s: Still the only band that matters, The Clash

80s: The Replacements / Husker Du / The Descendents / 7 Seconds

90s: Sugar / Less Than Jake / Smashing Pumpkins / Sponge / Sonic Youth

2000s (early): Less Than Jake, The Bouncing Souls (more than one era) / Streetlight Manifesto

More Current: Gaslight Anthem / Japandroids / Naked and Famous / Bob Mould ( I have Bob bands / projects from 80s-Now. Probably my fave artist ever )

 

[MockingVol]

1. The Beatles
2. The Rolling Stones
3. Nirvana
4. Modest Mouse
5. The Shins

I like classic rock and hipster music.

To add to the hipster **** that I so love:
Margot and the Nuclear So & So's
Angus and Julia Stone
Bon Iver
Death Cab for Cutie/ The Postal Service/ anything involving Benjamin Gibbard
City and Colour
The Head and the Heart
The Lumineers
Manchester Orchestra
Damien Jurado
Noah & the Whale
Radical Face

 

[Boston Vol]

Dinosaur Jr.

 

[majorvol]

Ac/dc

Nice one

 

[alaVOL]

I'll go with "Pride of the Southland"

 

[volwindy]

Fuel, Silverchair, and Live would make my list.

 

[marcusluvsvols]

Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Tool
Nine Inch Nails
Pearl Jam

Thats a great list. Great. Dig rage and alice n chains as well

 

[marcusluvsvols]

Plenty will disagree, but Metallica and DMB would definitely top my list. Others: Van Halen, Widespread Panic, Phish, and Tool.

good stuff here too. Like them all a lot. Not real big on dmb but seen him a few times and butler collrge album with tim reynolds is truly a classic. Talent for days.

 

[Quaint88]

The Velvet Underground
Can
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
Black Sabbath
The Dream Syndicate
Sonic Youth
The Pixies
My Bloody Valentine
Colour Haze
Pavement

 

[Deputy Fife]

The Velvet Underground
Can
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
Black Sabbath
The Dream Syndicate
Sonic Youth
The Pixies
My Bloody Valentine
Colour Haze
Pavement

Nice list but I'd add The Lazy Susans and Farmhouse.

 

[VolAllen]

Dinosaur Jr.

I met J Mascis at a Hess station in Worcester once. True story.

 

[GVF]

<p>I have a broad list that moved with the decades but some steadies I've always enjoyed. I also enjoy the bluegrass.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Skynrd</p>
<p>Beatles </p>
<p>Paul McCartney, but only live.</p>
<p>U2</p>
<p>Bon Jovi</p>
<p>The Clash</p>
<p>AC/DC</p>
<p>George Jones</p>
<p>Alabama</p>
<p>George Strait</p>
<p>Early Blondie</p>
<p>GnR</p>
<p>Steve Miller</p>
<p>Allmam Brothers</p>
<p>Marshall Tucker</p>
<p>Journey</p>
<p>Rush</p>
<p>Yes</p>
<p>Kiss</p>
And the one hit wonder Switchin to Ride from The Kings that I discovered back in the day at 5 o'clock rush hour in Nashville on KDF. Smokin song

 

[Deputy Fife]

<p>I have a broad list that moved with the decades but some steadies I've always enjoyed. I also enjoy the bluegrass.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Skynrd</p>
<p>Beatles </p>
<p>Paul McCartney, but only live.</p>
<p>U2</p>
<p>Bon Jovi</p>
<p>The Clash</p>
<p>AC/DC</p>
<p>George Jones</p>
<p>Alabama</p>
<p>George Strait</p>
<p>Early Blondie</p>
<p>GnR</p>
<p>Steve Miller</p>
<p>Allmam Brothers</p>
<p>Marshall Tucker</p>
<p>Journey</p>
<p>Rush</p>
<p>Yes</p>
<p>Kiss</p>
And the one hit wonder Switchin to Ride from The Kings that I discovered back in the day at 5 o'clock rush hour in Nashville on KDF. Smokin song

I'll give you one thing, it's an original list.

 

[GVF]

I would also add Van Halen and Damn Yankees to my long list. And an honorable mention to Drivin and Crying, The Black Crowes, LRB. When it comes to my country flavor I prefer the older stuff...Oak Ridge Boys, Statlers, etc.

 

[Vol8188]

Tool
Rage against the machine
The Doors
The Beetles
The Clash
Deftones

If you wanna talk solo artist:
Bob Dylan
Leadbelly
Robert Earl Keens
Chuck Berry (the only person on any list that I don't listen to. But he was insanely influential)
Townes Van Zandt

 

[Dave1967]

My top 15 not necessarily in this order:

Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
The Who
The Eagles
Cream
The Doobie Brothers
The Yardbirds
Bachman Turner Overdrive
The James Gang
Santana
ELO
Traffic
Black Sabbath
AC/DC
Judas Priest