[b]BEST BAND APART FROM HOLY PEARL JAM?[/b]

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  • adam42381adam42381 Posts: 2,505
    Hebejebe wrote:
    Current?, tough one, possible queens of the stone age but I love Kings of Leon.

    All time? Zeppelin, Floyd, Hendrix.

    I love Kings of Leon as well. Excellent live act. I wear my Kings of Leon t-shirt and people look at me like "What the hell is Kings of Leon?". Nobody I know other than an old co-worker knows of them. My wife and I love them though. Personally my other favorite band besides PJ would be the White Stripes. If you asked my wife, Kings of Leon is her first favorite.
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  • (Tool)+(Radiohead)> Pearl Jam
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  • Toolgarden wrote:
    (Tool)+(Radiohead)> Pearl Jam
    umm sorry but no.. I'm a huge TOOL fan,...but no!
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    LOL.. as well as the 80's Canadian family band, "Shades of Harmony"!!
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  • One band...

    That's a tough one, but I'd have to say The White Stripes too.
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    im torn. there's U2, who will always haev a special place in my heart for certain memories, on top of the fact that i love most of their albums. but then, they've also got some albums im pretty ambivalent towards (pop, october, rattle and hum). at their best though, they give pearl jam a run for the money.

    but i guess it would have to be:

    OASIS

    man do they rock. sure they're nothing special or innovative. but when it comes to in your face attitude and pure ballsy rock and roll, they dont have much competition. plus i like all their albums in their own right.
  • alpittalpitt Posts: 91
    the beatles...no, radiohead...no, the beatles
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    Or Ming Tea,
    Or The Muppets House Band
    Or Milli Vanelli
    Or Menudo

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  • Then there's Rita McNeil and Friends.
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  • Flannel ShirtFlannel Shirt Posts: 1,021
    Rage Against the Machine. They rock the hardest.
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  • tbhooptietbhooptie Posts: 137
    I would say EASILY Nine Inch Nails... Trent is the most amazing musician of our time.
  • The Beatles, Petty...way to many to name....each group named has left a mark on music history in their own way.
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  • RicsardRicsard Posts: 1,943
    WOW, you all have really really good taste in music if you ask me...

    MUSE, Radiohead, oasis, Nine Inch Nails, Tool, The White Stripes, U2, Stone Temple Pilots, Rage Against The Machine, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Wilco, Tom Petty etc...eh eh and Depeche Mode:) I like/love 'em all
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  • Tom Petty

    saw him twice last summer. only shows that i have ever seen that can come close to a pearl jam show
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  • mattosbornemattosborne Posts: 339
    2nd to Pearl Jam would probably be Oasis.

    I'm really big on the new Strokes album right now, it's so good.
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  • LaloLalo Posts: 6
    pink floyd and tool..............
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  • ozlifterozlifter Posts: 50
    For me, the best band other than Pearl Jam would definitely be Modest Mouse. If you aren't familiar with these guys, you can't go wrong by purchasing The Moon and Antartica. It's one of the best albums I've ever heard. Period.

    Other great bands:
    The Arcade Fire (although I need to hear more from them)
    Alice in Chains
    Soundgarden
    Radiohead
    Muse
    I also love PJ Harvey
  • mankind27mankind27 Posts: 33
    The clash are the only band close to Pearl Jam for me.
    'I wish i came from a country that never went to war, I wish i came from a country that took care of its poor,
    Maybe someday that will change, in the place from where we came,
    But in the mean time thanks for the example, in the mean time thanks for giving us hope...'
  • ozlifter wrote:
    For me, the best band other than Pearl Jam would definitely be Modest Mouse. If you aren't familiar with these guys, you can't go wrong by purchasing The Moon and Antartica. It's one of the best albums I've ever heard. Period.

    I second that. Although I must say that they are a quite "uncomfortable" band. Their last record is probably the most accessible but the older stuff takes some time to get used to. But once you get into them they're just mind-blowing. So dont give up too easily.

    For anyone interested, you can stream two of their older songs here http://www.epitonic.com/artists/modestmouse.html

    Worms Vs. Birds is really great although it takes a while to get used to it ;)
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  • spoonfulspoonful Posts: 36
    The Catherine Wheel
    Check out the solo record from their lead singer, Rob Dickinson.
    Best Album I have bought in a while.
  • rhinomagicrhinomagic Posts: 2,549
    Smellyman wrote:
    WILCO

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  • Stephen FlowStephen Flow Posts: 3,327
    Broken Social Scene.
  • Modest Mouse

    I'll second that, unless someone else already seconded it, then I'll third, and so on and so forth.
  • MoondemonMoondemon Posts: 93
    Slayer !!!

    They've been around since 1983, so for more than 20 years.. They've never turned commercial like all other metal bands in the early 90's. They've influenced a lot of bands by their aggressive sound.. They make amazing shows, just like pearl jam... Slayer is huge !!!

    Tool also deserves a mention...
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  • erickvazdelerickvazdel Posts: 140
    1.Pearl Jam
    2.The rolling stones
    3. u2
    ....... my 3 favorite bands ever
  • bryanfurybryanfury Posts: 460
    radiohead.

    some people/ bands don't need drugs to help them write beautiful music.

    some do (doors)
    those undecided, needn't have faith to be free
  • Wilco.

    ten characters
  • Dick JonesDick Jones Posts: 777
    Queens of the Stone Age
    Local H
    Tool

    Out of all of the above bands catalouges', I don't think there is one song that I do not like.
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