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notjoe 03-15-2003 06:46 PM

Best all-time music group?
 
I am listening to The Police and i have to say it brings up a flood of memories..

I think the all-time best group would either be The Police or The Eagles...


What do you think is the best group out there (of all-time)

candyflip 03-15-2003 06:48 PM

Kiss

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 06:59 PM

Man, that is a rough question. I'd say the Eagles are definitely up there. I'd also place The Doors and The Band very high on any list.

SpaceAce

Tuga 03-15-2003 07:00 PM

The Smashing Pumpkins :thumbsup

FATPad 03-15-2003 07:00 PM

Simon And Garfunkel.

xxxjay 03-15-2003 07:01 PM

I'll have to be like a lot of the sponsor on here and spam myself - i the Dick Delicious and the Tasty Testicles is the greatest band ever:

http://www.dickdelicious.com

after that i'd have to say frank zappa, slayer, and sleely dan rule

badmunchkin 03-15-2003 07:02 PM

Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, U2 & The Eagles are some of the all-time best bands...

p00p 03-15-2003 07:07 PM

Menudo

Coy 03-15-2003 07:10 PM

Tool

:thumbsup

Living For Today 03-15-2003 07:12 PM

ummmm in all seriousness.... nirvana or metallica.

my fav band of all time....pennywise or strung out

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FATPad
Simon And Garfunkel.
I wonder if this is a joke. I like Simon and Garfunkel.

I'll also go along with Steely Dan. Frank Zappa I think of as a solo artist, though, not a "group".

SpaceAce

DarkBob 03-15-2003 07:15 PM

The Misfits or The Ramones, I can't decide.

BRISK 03-15-2003 07:17 PM

U2 is the best of all time.

Joe Sixpack 03-15-2003 07:22 PM

The Beatles. No question.

Their body of work is incomparable to any other artist of the 20th century. They not only transformed popular music but were experimental before you even referred to bands as being experimental. They were constatnly one step ahead of everyone else. The Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys envied their extraordinary talent and both Pet Sounds and Their Satanic Majesties Request were created as a direct result of the recording of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Lennon/McCartney were the greatest and most prolific songwriting duo of the 20th century. Lennon is quite possibly the greatest lyricist popular music has ever seen. Their work has been covered so many times it's staggering... by greats like Frank Sinatra, Joe Cocker and Ray Charles.

Their influence will live for hundreds of years.

XxXotic 03-15-2003 07:26 PM

pink floyd or bob marley

tomax 03-15-2003 07:30 PM

tool plain and simple.
The beatles are awesome as well but all their songs have the same flavor and 90% are nothing more than the songs title sung as the chorus.
Pink Floyd is a close close second. If roger waters had never left they would be #1. Division Bell ruined Pink Floyd for me.

tomax

jollyperv 03-15-2003 07:34 PM

Ramones & The Rolling Stones

Please let's not start another music thread, it just pisses me off to have to narrow it down like this.

notjoe 03-15-2003 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SpaceAce


I wonder if this is a joke. I like Simon and Garfunkel.

I'll also go along with Steely Dan. Frank Zappa I think of as a solo artist, though, not a "group".

SpaceAce


Hell no.. Simon and Garfunkel are pretty good!

"Here to you Ms Robenson"....

notjoe 03-15-2003 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jollyperv
Ramones & The Rolling Stones

Please let's not start another music thread, it just pisses me off to have to narrow it down like this.


my post count is sliding and i need to keep up!`

notjoe 03-15-2003 07:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by notjoe



my post count is sliding and i need to keep up!`


One group i forgot, CCR!!!

TSB 03-15-2003 07:36 PM

My Top 5

1- Beatles
2- Rolling Stones
3- Led Zeppelin
4- Pink Floyd
5- U2

:GFYBand

B40 03-15-2003 07:37 PM

Tribe.

Joe Sixpack 03-15-2003 07:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tomax
The beatles are awesome as well but all their songs have the same flavor and 90% are nothing more than the songs title sung as the chorus.
tomax

I beg your pardon? Are you fucking serious? You simply cannot be familiar with their work.

Listen to these songs:

1. Glass Onion
2. Happiness is a Warm Gun
3. Julia
4. Oh Darling
5. Here Comes the Sun
6. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
7. Golden Slumbers/Carry that Weight
8. Because
9. A Day in the Life
10. I Want You
11. While my Guitar Gently Weeps
12. Something
13. I'm So Tired
14. Why don't we do it in the Road?

Shit, I could keep on going.... are you even familiar with these tracks? Or just "Love me Do" and "I wanna hold your Hand"?

eroswebmaster 03-15-2003 07:38 PM

My favorites include Spice Girls, Back Street Boys, Tiffany...but I have to say my all time favorite album is Electric Youth from Debbie Gibson.

Dax 03-15-2003 08:04 PM

The beatles! No questoins! What bang/group have done what they did ... the type of innovation... :thumbsup

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
The Beatles. No question.

Their body of work is incomparable to any other artist of the 20th century. They not only transformed popular music but were experimental before you even referred to bands as being experimental. They were constatnly one step ahead of everyone else. The Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys envied their extraordinary talent and both Pet Sounds and Their Satanic Majesties Request were created as a direct result of the recording of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Lennon/McCartney were the greatest and most prolific songwriting duo of the 20th century. Lennon is quite possibly the greatest lyricist popular music has ever seen. Their work has been covered so many times it's staggering... by greats like Frank Sinatra, Joe Cocker and Ray Charles.

Their influence will live for hundreds of years.

When I see threads like this, I usually don't bother to bring up The Beatles. It's sort of like some awards where after you win it so many times, they don't let you win, anymore. It's almost not fair to count the Beatles because they are so far and above most others.

SpaceAce

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tomax
tool plain and simple.
The beatles are awesome as well but all their songs have the same flavor

That is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. Not even close. I don't blame you for thinking that, though, because all the radio stations play the same dozen Beatles songs again and again. I can rattle off a long list of songs by the Beatles that are completely unique from one another. I'll bet you forgot most of them existed or maybe even never heard them.

SpaceAce

nocostporn 03-15-2003 08:09 PM

outkast

Nasty D 03-15-2003 08:10 PM

Bob Marley!!!:rasta

Nina 03-15-2003 08:10 PM

My top two are Radiohead and the Pixies.

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack


I beg your pardon? Are you fucking serious? You simply cannot be familiar with their work.

Listen to these songs:

1. Glass Onion
2. Happiness is a Warm Gun
3. Julia
4. Oh Darling
5. Here Comes the Sun
6. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
7. Golden Slumbers/Carry that Weight
8. Because
9. A Day in the Life
10. I Want You
11. While my Guitar Gently Weeps
12. Something
13. I'm So Tired
14. Why don't we do it in the Road?

Shit, I could keep on going.... are you even familiar with these tracks? Or just "Love me Do" and "I wanna hold your Hand"?

oops, I see you already covered this ground :) I have one or two that are so obscure they make those look like a "Greatest Hits" album.


The most obscure/unheard these days:
1) One after 9:09 (most people have never heard of this, so you may not be familiar with it)
2) Run for Your Life
3) Rocky Raccoon

Some others:
1) Maxwell's Silver Hammer
2) Octopuses Garden
3) When I'm 64 (I actually hear this one on the air once in a great while)

SpaceAce

Joe Sixpack 03-15-2003 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SpaceAce


That is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. Not even close. I don't blame you for thinking that, though, because all the radio stations play the same dozen Beatles songs again and again. I can rattle off a long list of songs by the Beatles that are completely unique from one another. I'll bet you forgot most of them existed or maybe even never heard them.

SpaceAce

Already done that.... SEE ABOVE!

IKE 03-15-2003 08:13 PM

Beatles
Stones

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack


Already done that.... SEE ABOVE!

I saw :)

SpaceAce

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:15 PM

I just thought of a few more:

Nowhere Man
Paperback Writer
Helter Skelter (oh yeah baby, that's a good one!)

SpaceAce

Joe Sixpack 03-15-2003 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SpaceAce


oops, I see you already covered this ground :) I have one or two that are so obscure they make those look like a "Greatest Hits" album.


The most obscure/unheard these days:
1) 1 after 9:09 (most people have never heard of this, so you may not be familiar with it)
2) Run for Your Life
3) Rocky Raccoon

Some others:
1) Maxwell's Silver Hammer
2) Octopuses Garden
3) When I'm 64 (I actually hear this one on the air once in a great while)

SpaceAce

Hehehehe... familiar with them all.

I have all 13 albums, both Past Masters, all three Anthologies and a shitload of bootlegs and rare live recording on MP3.

My love of The Beatles borders on an obsession. I have shitloads of books too.

The only thing I don't have is Live at the BBC.

:rasta

MiLo 03-15-2003 08:15 PM

Eddie Money, of course.

Mutt 03-15-2003 08:16 PM

absolutely. and i'm in a 'Beatled' out phase now but there isn't a musical artist or group who is even close to being mentioned in the same breath as them. You don't even have to like their music to give them their due.

That is hysterical what somebody posted that all Beatles songs sound the same - in a short period these guys pushed into all sorts of different things, they were influenced by other musical styles and innovated new music. Sgt Pepper's at the time was music nobody, nobody on the face of the earth, had ever heard before.

McCartney with Wings created more good music than 98% of the bands.

Lennon and McCartney are the best and most prolific songwriters of our time, any time. And we're talking only about 10 years these guys were together.

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack


Hehehehe... familiar with them all.

I have all 13 albums, both Past Masters, all three Anthologies and a shitload of bootlegs and rare live recording on MP3.

My love of The Beatles borders on an obsession. I have shitloads of books too.



:rasta

If you're familiar with One after 9:09, you must be a fan :) I love the Beatles. It's kind of hip these days to say the Beatles were overrated or they got more hype than they deserved because of the time period they showed up in, but I say: bullshit. The Beatles own all and we're not likely to see anything like it in the rest of our lifetimes. Probably not our great-grandkids', either.

Elvis is the solo version of the Beatles. He's been dead 25 years and he makes the highest-paid entertainers list every year.

Edit: let me clarify the Elvis remark. I am talking about in terms of influence and musical power. He was a fantastically talented entertainer, but he obviously relied more on other song writers and such.

SpaceAce

Mutt 03-15-2003 08:20 PM

But for me personally, if i had to be left with only one CD from one band/artist, would probably be The Police's Greatest Hits.

also a big fan of Aerosmith, just a great American rock n roll band.

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mutt
Lennon and McCartney are the best and most prolific songwriters of our time, any time. And we're talking only about 10 years these guys were together.
Shit, it wasn't even that long. They produced more in a handful of years than any other band (in the same amount of time, that is). Other amazing and prolific careers belong to Bob Dylan, The Band, The Rolling Stones, The Guess Who, etc, but in general they all have had a lot more years to put their catalog together.

SpaceAce

tomax 03-15-2003 08:28 PM

Joe,

I love the beatles and I have damn near all their albums. I stick by my statment most of their music has the same flavor. As for the 2nd part of my statement 10 out of the 14 you listed repeat the title over and over again. I heard an interview with paul mccartny(sp) where he said "The key to pop music in america is simple song titles repeated multiple time in the song"

SpaceAce 03-15-2003 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tomax
Joe,

I love the beatles and I have damn near all their albums. I stick by my statment most of their music has the same flavor. As for the 2nd part of my statement 10 out of the 14 you listed repeat the title over and over again. I heard an interview with paul mccartny(sp) where he said "The key to pop music in america is simple song titles repeated multiple time in the song"

Right. You own "damn near every Beatles album" and you are standing by a statement claiming they all have the same flavor. That statement is impossible to defend unless the music center of your brain is damaged.

SpaceAce

corvette 03-15-2003 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mutt
But for me personally, if i had to be left with only one CD from one band/artist, would probably be The Police's Greatest Hits.

agreed...that has probably been my most listened to CD

when i began learning how to play bass, i learned how to play every song on that album, as well as all of the songs on Rage against Machines first album

some good bands:


The Police
Sublime
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Beastie Boys
Nirvana
The Beatles
Tribe called Quest
Rolling Stones

tomax 03-15-2003 08:31 PM

walked away and clicked submit by accident (continued)

By no means are the beatles not incredibly influencial and an amazing band, im just giving my opinion. I guess if i had grown up with them as opposed to picking them up as an adult I would appreciate them more.

haggard 03-15-2003 08:31 PM

Earth, Wind & Fire :thumbsup

Tala 03-15-2003 08:32 PM

1. The Beatles
2. Led Zepplin
3. Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon was their best)
4. Rolling Stones
5. NiN
6. Type O Negative
7. Dream Theater
8. Queensryche
9. Eagles
10. The Police/Journey (tie)
:2 cents:

Lane 03-15-2003 08:33 PM

METALLICA :thumbsup

tomax 03-15-2003 08:35 PM

metallica post cliff burton has gone down hill so fast its unbelieveable. While "And Justice for all" and the "black" album are decent. load and reload are ass on plate.

Joe Sixpack 03-15-2003 08:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by tomax
Joe,

I love the beatles and I have damn near all their albums. I stick by my statment most of their music has the same flavor. As for the 2nd part of my statement 10 out of the 14 you listed repeat the title over and over again. I heard an interview with paul mccartny(sp) where he said "The key to pop music in america is simple song titles repeated multiple time in the song"

I don't understand your point at all.

Sure, most of the Beatles songs have a phrase or title repeated but that doesn't give their entire body of work the same flavour. Show me a band that either doesn't repeat the title or a phrase at least once or twice in their songs...

Stylistically, no band is more diverse than the Beatles. No-one.

Sorry, but you are speaking nonsense.


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