What's your all time favorite group/band?

**Sonnie** · **08-10-07, 06:29 PM**

Actually the first post explains to list your top five... so you can choose more than just one.

**08-16-07, 06:50 PM**

1. Def Leppard
2. .38 Special
3. Molly Hatchet
4. Andrea Bocelli
5. Trick Daddy

I like music from all genres, but I've been a fan of Def Leppard since the early 80s. I started with Pyromania in Fayetteville, NC and went on a 8-show trip. They are really nice guys, a little quirky, but timeless.

**OvalNut** · **08-16-07, 08:22 PM**

Alright, another Molly Hatchet fan!

1. Molly Hatchet
2. Dream Theater
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd
4. Rush
5. Judas Priest, and various other 80's heavy metal

Tim

**MatrixDweller** · **08-29-07, 12:11 PM**

In no particular order:

1. Pink Floyd (Before the break-up*)
2. Aerosmith
3. Metallica
4. The Tragically Hip
5. Van Halen

* I like the Division Bell and A Momentary Lapse of Reason but they are shadowed in comparison to DSOM, Animals, The Wall, WYWH, etc.

**santora** · **08-30-07, 03:48 PM**

Top 5? Only five rock, well I guess that does limit you a bit, but on the other hand, it makes things only slightly easier...

In no particular order

Genesis
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
Van Halen (Roth and Hagar years)
The Who
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes (I am a Jersey Boy)

**Ricci** · **01-29-08, 01:56 PM**

1. AcidBath
2. Neurosis
3. Alice N Chains
4. Faith No More
5. Pantera

closely followed by a hundred others. # 1 and 2 are a lock, the rest rotate a bit.

**rentangz** · **02-08-08, 10:03 AM**

Well I have a wide range of music from smooth jazz to rock and here are my top ten band/group:

1. Lee Rittenour
2. Phil Collins
3. Toto
4. Van Halen
5. Tears for Fears
6. U2
7. Beatles
8. Scorpions
9. Heart
10.Eagles

**deacongreg** · **07-31-08, 02:09 PM**

its hard to give a favorite, or no.1. But, Earth, Wind, and fire, and Mandrill.

**marcosreg** · **08-31-08, 09:12 PM**

1- Rush
2- Cream
3- Deep Purple

Marcos

**lcaillo** · **08-31-08, 10:24 PM**

While they would not be my preference, I can understand picking Rush. Three really talented, prolific, energetic, and durable musicians. I recall seeing them in 1979 and was very impressed.

**JTDINVA** · **09-11-08, 02:52 PM**

This is a lot more difficult than it seemed :

1. Pink Floyd (by a wide margin)
2. Led Zeppelin
3. U2

Then it gets tricky so I'll just pick 2

Pearl Jam
Alice in Chains

Bruce Springsteen gets an honorable mention here for fantastic live performances.

**tcarcio** · **09-11-08, 06:17 PM**

In my early years it was...

The Beatles
The Young Rascals
Traffic
The Moody Blues
Top 40 radio

The high school years......

Zeppelin
Yes
Black Sabbath
Alice Cooper
ZZ Top

Later it's all of the above and about a thousand more....................

**reed.hannebaum** · **09-13-08, 01:26 AM**

Here's my list, it could be much bigger. Like someone else has said, if I would write this again tomorrow about half of these groups would be different.

Rock
Zeppelin
Little Feat
Stones
Moody Blues
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Phil Collins

Jazz
Miles Davis
Dave Brubeck
Patricia Barber
Herbie Hancock
Gershwin
Zero 7

Classical
Rachmaninov
Sibelius
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
Vaughan Williams
Delius

New Age
Andreas Vollenweider
Deep Forest
Vangelis
Enya
Loreena McKennitt
Enigma

Vocal
Placido Domingo
Renee Fleming
Luciano Pavarotti
Andea Bocelli
Sara Brighman
Te Kanawa

**deacongreg** · **09-28-08, 09:18 PM**

I must also add, Return To Forever. And now that they have gotten back together, look out!!

**paulrodga** · **10-07-08, 05:34 PM**

Not in order:

Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
Dire Straits
Radiohead
The Police

**rubbersoul** · **10-07-08, 06:11 PM**

Only picking five makes it hard.

1. The Beatles

2. Pink Floyd

3. B.B. King

4. The Who

5. Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

**freaklog** · **12-05-08, 12:24 AM**

the smashing pumpkins
nine inch nails
tool
nirvana
soundgarden
pearl jam
madlib
quasimoto
the loot pack
kool keith (when im feelin crazy)
buck 65

i was born in 1980 so my list is.....different

**Natas** · **12-05-08, 10:10 AM**

1: Tool
2: Nine Inch Nails
3: Pink Floyd
4: Porcupine Tree
5: The Prodigy

**deacongreg** · **12-06-08, 10:49 PM**

Other bands that are note worthy, Return To Forever, Chicago, and this may not be considered a band in the normal way, but Herbie Hancock`s "HeadHunters", were excellent. Chhameleon and the Thrust albums were awesome.

**robertcharles123** · **12-12-08, 02:50 PM**

1. Rush/Pink Floyd
2. Eagles
3. Def Leppard
4. Bee Gees- The voices are phenomenal

**steverc** · **12-13-08, 02:28 AM**

In no particular order:
Jefferson Airplane (My first concert, New Orleans 1968)
Fleetwood Mac (My first dog was named Fleetwood)
The Beatles
Cactus (Seattle 1970, Jimi Hendrix was too wasted

but these guys were great

)
The Moody Blues
Next week who knows maybe The Bobs.

http://www.kn7f.com/Theater/Finished/

**deacongreg** · **12-14-08, 02:10 PM**

All time favorite, still touring, MANDRILL!!

**walmat** · **09-10-09, 04:49 PM**

In no particular order:
KISS
Led Zeppelin
Beatles
Thin Lizzy
The Cult

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