Great Bands that aren't "well known"

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  • Nothingbetter
    Nothingbetter Wichita, KS Posts: 570
    tekno_junkie wrote:
    The Perishers... The Have An Amazing Live Set...

    I figured that would be you mentioning them ;)

    They are awesome, I can't get enough of their CD.
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  • PissBottleMan
    PissBottleMan Union City, TN Posts: 4,155
    merkinball wrote:
    Great to see the love for the DBT here. One of the best live bands out there, and a group that I think would be a killer opener for PJ.

    Looking into get tickets for DBT and Widespread Panic in Nashville for October.

    PBM
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  • red mos
    red mos Posts: 4,953
    pychosinlove wrote:
    he's pretty known.

    Was Ben Kweller in a band called "Raddish" several years back? Like in his late teens or early twenties?
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  • MetalGod75
    MetalGod75 Posts: 262
    ive posted about these before but you should all check out Freak Of Natures 3 cds they did.u may have to search about on ebay for them or you can order everything they did in one boxset from http://www.miketramp.com
    Just like Ten and Vs their 2 albums they released Self Tiltled and Gathering of Freaks are absolute classics
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  • Thin Air 211
    Thin Air 211 Posts: 114
    ramspam wrote:
    Faith no more... hardly anyone i knows heard of them... I guess they were a bit before my time...

    I think faith no more is pretty well known. Same with kings of leon on the first post.
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  • Thin Air 211
    Thin Air 211 Posts: 114
    SUPERSUCKERS!

    yeah...they rock. check em' out
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  • tybird
    tybird Posts: 17,388
    merkinball wrote:
    That'd be Jason Isbell. Shonna (The Bass Player) is the cousin of a guy I work with here in San Diego. He hadn't heard the DBT until I loaned him Dirty South. He took a look at the liner notes and realized who she was.

    Great to see the love for the DBT here. One of the best live bands out there, and a group that I think would be a killer opener for PJ.
    That would be awesome......on-stage jamming between the bands would bring the house down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Hey PBM, the girlfriend said come to B'ham in November....see them sing "Birmingham" in Birmingham!
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  • freewheelin3
    freewheelin3 Posts: 173
    dismemberment plan, alkaline trio, brian jonestown massacrs, guided by voices, Yo la tengo, art of fighting, teenage fanclub, reindeer section/snow patrol, idlewild, godspaaed ! you black emperor, american analog set, nine black alps, the frames
  • pjhabit
    pjhabit Posts: 211
    Thin Air 211 wrote:
    I think faith no more is pretty well known. Same with kings of leon on the first post.

    In the first post I was just giving an idea of my musical tastes

    But ya, there's been a few bands that everyone should know of-a.i. Dangiz
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  • Dirty On Dry Land
    Dirty On Dry Land Posts: 74
    Stiff Little Fingers
    Circle Jerks
    MIA
    Godless Wicked Creeps
    The Tragically Hip
    Flipper
    The Constantines
    so here I go
    I'm finally on my way
    once I said goodbye
    that was my last wave
    here I am on the
    on the open road
    I've never felt better
    than when I am alone
    (thank you dear L.!!!)
  • drew0
    drew0 Posts: 943
    Derek Trucks Band.
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  • drew0
    drew0 Posts: 943
    Gov't Mule is another one, although I think they're fairly well known. They're absolutely amazing, Warren Haynes Is God, and is one of the most talented guitarists of the past few decades.

    I've listened to very little of the John Butler Trio, and they fucking rock - I can't believe I put them off so long.

    Faith No More is another one, although I think they're fairly well known, too.
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  • Weekapaug Groove
    Weekapaug Groove Posts: 2
    Another Roadside Attraction is comin back fuckin right! the Hip kick ass wake up Yankees and start listening to the Hip your life will change

    peace
  • ramspam
    ramspam Posts: 130
    Bradass wrote:
    EVERYBODY has heard of Faith No More.
    Mike Patton is worshiped as some sort of vocal god.
    I think i hardly know anyone who's heard of faith no more because I'm in year 10 and almost everyone I talk to even huge music fans haven't heard of them... And yes Mike Patton is a vocal God:D
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  • Lost Dog
    Lost Dog Posts: 15
    Dredg
    Grandaddy
    Keane
    I feel like I was born to be tired ...


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  • lockster
    lockster Posts: 9
    A british band called Delays they are amazing live and their album is pretty much faultless. They have a new album on the way too.
    Lost Dog: if you like Keane you should check out a band called Thirteen Senses, kinda similar style (except they have a guitarist).
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  • grievance
    grievance Posts: 13
    Bayside- look for the new album called... Bayside
  • Nothingbetter
    Nothingbetter Wichita, KS Posts: 570
    Best group of the '00's....Interpol.
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  • wakeupscreaming
    wakeupscreaming Posts: 71
    johnny cash (american recordings)
    at the drive in
    dead moon
    melvins
    sonic youth
    queens of the stone age
    the desert sessions
    mondo generator
    mark lanegan
    pj harvey
    pearl jam is a good band, too
    i hurt myself today,
    to see if i still feel,
    i focus all the pain,
    the only thing that´s real...
  • brhf9
    brhf9 Posts: 1,475
    hard-fi

    that "hard to beat" song is fun fun fun!
    'Go easy, step lightly, stay free!'

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