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I went with 20.* Not necessarily in order. And I'm probably forgetting someone obvious.
Pearl Jam Rush The Police Nine Inch Nails Orbital Tegan and Sara The Presidents of the United States of America (or as I call them - "my 2nd favorite Seattle band") U2 Guster Toad the Wet Sprocket The Chemical Brothers Ned's Atomic Dustbin Midnight Oil Letters to Cleo The Who AC/DC Steely Dan NOFX Jesus Jones Howling Bells
*EDIT: Oh yeah. John Mellencamp. Mark it 21, dude.
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Pearl Jam The Church everyone else.....
Um, seriously: Paul Weller in all his guises (The Jam, Style Council, solo) Bob Marley Lloyd Cole, solo and with the Commotions Roxy Music The Who David Bowie Rage Against the Machine Richard Thompson
Plus: Miles Davis Dave Brubeck -- and the best violinist on the planet, Augustin Hadelich
One of my kids introduced me to Imagine Dragons, and I have a real soft spot for them, too, no matter how uncool that is.
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Pearl Jam Radiohead Ryan Adams Better Than Ezra Wilco Bruce Springsteen REM Gaslight Anthem Beatles Elliott Smith Arcade Fire The National Matt Nathanson Idlewild
Nice, some BTE love!
Yeah man, always! Tom, their bass player, is my producer actually. Such a great band. Their third album, How Does Your Garden Grow?, is truly one of the most underrated albums of the last 20 years. It's the perfect blend of pop, electronica, with some amazing string arrangements thrown in.
Pearl Jam Radiohead Ryan Adams Better Than Ezra Wilco Bruce Springsteen REM Gaslight Anthem Beatles Elliott Smith Arcade Fire The National Matt Nathanson Idlewild
Nice, some BTE love!
Yeah man, always! Tom, their bass player, is my producer actually. Such a great band. Their third album, How Does Your Garden Grow?, is truly one of the most underrated albums of the last 20 years. It's the perfect blend of pop, electronica, with some amazing string arrangements thrown in.
Glad to to see some love for them.
I was a big fan up through Closer (which I love), just never followed up on them after that for some reason. Got to see them at the 930 Club in DC and to this day it's still one of my all-time favorite shows. They brought a lot of energy to the stage and it just felt like they were having a really good time up there.
Pearl Jam Radiohead Ryan Adams Better Than Ezra Wilco Bruce Springsteen REM Gaslight Anthem Beatles Elliott Smith Arcade Fire The National Matt Nathanson Idlewild
Nice, some BTE love!
Yeah man, always! Tom, their bass player, is my producer actually. Such a great band. Their third album, How Does Your Garden Grow?, is truly one of the most underrated albums of the last 20 years. It's the perfect blend of pop, electronica, with some amazing string arrangements thrown in.
Glad to to see some love for them.
I was a big fan up through Closer (which I love), just never followed up on them after that for some reason. Got to see them at the 930 Club in DC and to this day it's still one of my all-time favorite shows. They brought a lot of energy to the stage and it just felt like they were having a really good time up there.
Closer is a perfect pop rock album. I think that album would get them back on mainstream radio...then their label went bankrupt before the second single (A Lifetime or Misunderstood) could be released. You should check out the album after that, Before the Robots. They re-recorded A Lifetime for it so it could be released. That whole album. The album after was pretty much a Kevin solo album. Some great songs on it. The last album, All Together Now, is probably my least favorite of their, but the 2/3 of the album that is solid runs into the other 1/3 that could be seen as misses. They definitely bring it every night when playing live. I've never left one of their shows underwhelmed.
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Pearl Jam
Rush
The Police
Nine Inch Nails
Orbital
Tegan and Sara
The Presidents of the United States of America (or as I call them - "my 2nd favorite Seattle band")
U2
Guster
Toad the Wet Sprocket
The Chemical Brothers
Ned's Atomic Dustbin
Midnight Oil
Letters to Cleo
The Who
AC/DC
Steely Dan
NOFX
Jesus Jones
Howling Bells
*EDIT: Oh yeah. John Mellencamp. Mark it 21, dude.
Radiohead
Pearl jam
Counting crows
Deftones
The national
Nine inch nails
Alice in chains
Smoke fairies
Warpaint
Soundgarden
Murder by death
The Church
everyone else.....
Um, seriously:
Paul Weller in all his guises (The Jam, Style Council, solo)
Bob Marley
Lloyd Cole, solo and with the Commotions
Roxy Music
The Who
David Bowie
Rage Against the Machine
Richard Thompson
Plus:
Miles Davis
Dave Brubeck
-- and the best violinist on the planet, Augustin Hadelich
One of my kids introduced me to Imagine Dragons, and I have a real soft spot for them, too, no matter how uncool that is.
Glad to to see some love for them.
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They definitely bring it every night when playing live. I've never left one of their shows underwhelmed.
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Watchmen
Tragically Hip
QOTSA
Soundgarden
Nirvana
Alice In Chains
Tea Party
Cage The Elephant
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2. Grateful Dead
3. Dave Matthews Band
4. Pearl Jam
5. moe.
6. Drive-By Truckers
7. Wilco
8. My Morning Jacket
9. Umphrey's McGee
10. Widespread Panic