by peaceloveharmony 33 Replies latest social entertainment
hey-i'm just starting this somewhat cheesy thread on favorite bands.
here is my list:
Phish
Grateful Dead
Cake
The Doors
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Snoop Doggy Dog
Dr Dre
The Fugees
Wyclef Jean
Bob Marley
Madonna
Prince
Pink Floyd
well that's all i can think of for now. i love lots of bands/artists. too many really to list. these are my all time favorites though.
love harmony
hey harmony,
Somewhat cheesy, eh? Count me in!
All time favorite - Queen.
Beatles - after their 5th album.
Supertramp.
Chicago.
And no one ever mentions these, but Phatom of the Opera, Cats and Evita. Anthony Lloyd Webber.
And West Side Story.
waiting
hey waiting
thanks for replying:)
i forgot about queen. very good! and i agree with about the beatles. i like their later stuff better than their earlier more bubble gum music.
love h
Moody Blues
3 Dog Night
Beach Boys
Mamas and the Papas
Bee Gees
Emison Lake and Palmer
The Comadores
The Beatles
Dion and the Belmonts
Roy Orbison
The Platers
I'm not dating myself am I?????
neyank
hey yank,
I'm not dating myself am I?????
After the second group, I was asking myself - how old is yankee? Always dangerous talking about "such things" with youngun's here.
My daughter and her almost husband have booked The Drifters for their wedding reception. He felt that's the only way to get people my age to dance. He's right.
waiting
Hi Waiting,
Could you get me an invitation to your daughters wedding?
I would love to see the drifters.
Is the band all original?
As far as my age,I'm older than some and younger than others.
:-)
neyank
How about Mozart. How old does that make me? Come on Waiting bring it on, I can handle it.
TW
Well my favorite of all the afore mentioned is Bob Dylan, but I wouldn't call him a band. I think his very best was Dylan at Budacon (sp?) saw the same concert in Dayton before it was recorded in Japan. This past summer I saw a Cinnicannati Reds game and a Beach Boy concert afterwards for $15. Saw the Spinners for free at a local park and spent big bucks to see Tina Turner. What a woman. At 62 still moving like young kid.
As Dylan said, "Look out kid there's somethin you did, God knows when but you're doin it again." Have you ever heard his song, "It's all right ma, I'm only bleadin." Not to cheerful, but profound.
Well my favorite of all the afore mentioned is Bob Dylan, but I wouldn't call him a band. I think his very best was Dylan at Budacon (sp?) saw the same concert in Dayton before it was recorded in Japan. This past summer I saw a Cinnicannati Reds game and a Beach Boy concert afterwards for $15. Saw the Spinners for free at a local park and spent big bucks to see Tina Turner. What a woman. At 62 still moving like young kid.
As Dylan said, "Look out kid there's somethin you did, God knows when but you're doin it again." Have you ever heard his song, "It's all right ma, I'm only bleadin." Not to cheerful, but profound.
Well my favorite of all the afore mentioned is Bob Dylan, but I wouldn't call him a band. I think his very best was Dylan at Budacon (sp?) saw the same concert in Dayton before it was recorded in Japan. This past summer I saw a Cinnicannati Reds game and a Beach Boy concert afterwards for $15. Saw the Spinners for free at a local park and spent big bucks to see Tina Turner. What a woman. At 62 still moving like young kid.
As Dylan said, "Look out kid there's somethin you did, God knows when but you're doin it again." Have you ever heard his song, "It's all right ma, I'm only bleadin." Not to cheerful, but profound.
