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DIRTYBUBBLENot a band but no one will ever play guitar like Jimi Hendrix
The Jimi Hendrix Experience was very much a band though.
Slayer has to be right up there.
This is an interesting topic which you could examine from a lot of different angles.
Joy Division
Sex Pistols...I don't like them but the had massive influence on bands I love. Same with Velvet Underground, Magazine, Rites of Spring...all kind of bands that spawned entire genres.
Gonna throw the clash in there. The exploded when they were in their early twenties and took the world by storm around the same time the sex pistols did. I think the clash is better than the sex pistols.
Also the dire straights. Somebody mentioned Jimi hendrix's guitar playing, but I'm going to put mark knopfler in there as best guitar player ever. These guys we worship as guitar shredding gods are experts in guitar acrobatics, zooming up and down the neck shredding blues scales in every position. In my opinion they lack soul. Listen to some dire straights songs and how fukn clean and soulful the guitar is. That's mark knopfler. Then go on YouTube and try and learn how to play some of his songs. They are actually harder to play than Jimi Hendrix or Jimmy Paige or Clapton and it's because knopfler finger picks. NOBODY in the world can play like knopfler and that's why he is the best.
Elvis, The Beatles, Stones, Black Sabbath, Johnny Cash, Jimi all paved the way for many great bands. My nomination is Metallica just due to how hard they have worked from the early 80's to present time. Every album hasnt been a top chart thing but they can still rock a sold out venue!
DIRTYBUBBLEFairies in Boots is a masterpiece of a song.
Also so check out Electric Wizard. They’re kinda like a darker stoner version of Black Sabbath.
Electric Wizard are by far one of my favourite bands. Def darker and more drug infused. I think something that’s closer to Balck Sabbath though would be Saint Vitus, Witchfinder General and such. For some reason Electric Wizard is a big jump for quite a lot of people. Sleep is something to consider as well.
GrandThingsDamn I consider myself fairly well versed in music and I've never even heard of them. This band is fire. I'm really liking "see you in hell"
Man listen to Dopethrone. So sludgy, so misanthropic and so nice.
Check out other bands like Witchfinder General, Saint Vitus, Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats, Crowbar, Eyehategod and Acid Bath. You’ll enjoy those too.
**This post was edited on Sep 17th 2019 at 2:41:09pm
Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Velvet Underground, as individual Bowie, Electric Wizard, Slayer, Sex Pistols, Lou Reed, Pink Floyd... there are too many to name.
bongripperMan listen to Dopethrone. So sludgy, so misanthropic and so nice.
Check out other bands like Witchfinder General, Saint Vitus, Uncle Acid and The Deadbeats, Crowbar, Eyehategod and Acid Bath. You’ll enjoy those too.
**This post was edited on Sep 17th 2019 at 2:41:09pm
Any of these moreso on the psychadelic side? I fucking love the song "Pretty Baby" by The Entrance Band and would love recs along this line. (Coincidentally this is like my favorite song to ski to)
GrandThingsAny of these moreso on the psychadelic side? I fucking love the song "Pretty Baby" by The Entrance Band and would love recs along this line. (Coincidentally this is like my favorite song to ski to)
Oh yeah for sure! If you want something more psychedelic I'd recommend listening to the album "Smolyk" by Petyr. Most of the bands I listed are more on the heavy psych side (stoner). You might also like Hawkwind's album "The Space Ritual Alive". "Holy Mountain", the album by Sleep is heavy stoner, but has blues licks and psychedelic waves.
Stones, the who, Motley Cru, The egales, Lynyrd Skynrd, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, The Doobie, Brothers, Van Halen. There are a lot of really awesome bands out there, if anyone is into Led Zeppelin listen to Greta Van Fleet they are the new Zeppelin.
idk about best, thats all opinion, but these are (most of) my favorites
grindline the band
gg allin and the murder junkies
sex pistols
the clash
the cure
the ramones
nirvana
electric wizard
uncle acid
slayer
sabbath
megadeth
LSDemons
agent orange
bad religion
teenage bottlerocket
a band of orcs
paramore
good charlotte
sum 41
weezer
jimmy eat world
peach pit
cigarettes after sex
mayhem
eight dayz
carnifex
bowling for soup
puddle of mudd
the chats
cosmic psychos
adolescents
superheaven
diva destruction
angels of liberty
ho66o6
Pigeon.idk about best, thats all opinion, but these are (most of) my favorites
grindline the band
gg allin and the murder junkies
sex pistols
the clash
the cure
the ramones
nirvana
electric wizard
uncle acid
slayer
sabbath
megadeth
LSDemons
agent orange
bad religion
teenage bottlerocket
a band of orcs
paramore
good charlotte
sum 41
weezer
jimmy eat world
peach pit
cigarettes after sex
mayhem
eight dayz
carnifex
bowling for soup
puddle of mudd
the chats
cosmic psychos
adolescents
superheaven
diva destruction
angels of liberty
ho66o6
not bad for a soundcloud lurker huh
mmmm yes a very good selection of bands right there. Where'd you learn about electric wizard and uncle acid?
I'd probably say the dead. Just in terms of influence on music, festivals, culture, without a corporate backing. The sheer numbers they were pulling in is insane.
I will say Phish, more for the impact on the festival scene. Big fests like Bonnaroo etc owe a ton to the early phish fests. They went out on their own and really cultivated that whole scene. Some of the other hambands joining in as well. And then the corporate backing and mainstream artists slid in to make the $$$ with other big fests. Actually a bunch of huge fests started with jambands and then switched over. Jambands can get the sheer numbers out even through word of mouth for a first year event. The more mainstream people it really needs to be a 3rd or 4th year fest before they start attending in much numbers. Unless it's heavily marketed.
I think all time a pretty safe bet is Pink Floyd. You can really hear the decades go buy through the records and so much of it is awesome. Bummed I couldn't make it to live8 to see them. Catching Gilmour in Toronto a few years ago is still one of the top 5 shows I've ever seen(out of hundreds). Dude still crushes it and melts your soul.
I personally don't listen to much classic rock on my own anymore. Generally rocking bluegrass, some 90s/2k pop, and some folk/acoustic/americana type music.
Anyone in here into like $uicide boys, Ghostmmane, Pouya, Xavier Wulf, this type of music. Also Russian punk rock is super fucking good if you never heard it!
ThatSkiierKidd64Anyone in here into like $uicide boys, Ghostmmane, Pouya, Xavier Wulf, this type of music. Also Russian punk rock is super fucking good if you never heard it!
Russian punk rock is great. KAZUSKOMA and Metel are good russian punk bands, I'm guessing you've listened to them.
