You failed to understand the question. The question asked if you can name one male rock star, not a band.

Five Finger Death Punch - Ivan L. Moody

Cage The Elephant - Matthew Shultz

Breaking Benjamin - Jackson Burnley

Shinedown - Brent Smith, Brad Stewart, Jasin Todd, and Barry Kerch

Anberlin - Stephen Christian, Joseph Milligan, Christian McAlhaney, Deon Rexroat, Nathan Young, Nathan Strayer, Joey Bruce

Sonic Syndicate - Karin Axelsson, Robin Sjunnesson, Richard Sjunnesson, Nathan J. Biggs, John Bengtsson, Roland Johansson

Amaranthe - Jake E , Olof Mörck , Elize Ryd , Andreas Solvestrom

Chris Starr

Kellen Heller - Ricky, Efrum, Mark, Brandon & Kevo


Remain The Same:

James Wilkes - Lead Vocals
Chase Clark - Guitar / Backing Vocals
Harvey Kelley - Lead Guitar
Brett Frazier - Bass / Backing Vocals

A Calm Awakening - Matt Simon

Skytown Riot

Van Gallik - vox/guitar
Jimi Judiscak - drums
Jason Gostkowski - bass
Cody Hensley - keys


Better Fuckface?

:1orglaugh :thumbsup

Agreed, I felt that I may never get the chance to see them again so I should take the opportunity. Plus, they sing the third best Sara/h song of all time. So, I'm up for hearing that live. :)

I like both but I sort of treat them as different bands. 'I need your love so bad' is somewhere on my list of all time favorite songs.

Nice stuff :)

Seeing a band you love is often a gamble because it could end up tarnishing your view of them but I'm willing to take the risk.

I don't anticipate any post-Mac shagging tonight but the day is young.

I like QOTSA but I'm not overly impressed with the new album.

Agreed... and impressed at the knowledge of the music and the expansiveness of your tastes.

Anyone that can appreciate everything from early Mac to Macklemore earns my highest respect! :thumbsup

i think crash kings have rock star potential

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I hear that, although I haven't done acid in ages, so instead I will vape some Fire OG and listen to this featuring Duane Allman and Peter Green jamming with the Dead:



Couldn't find Mountain Jam w/ Duane Allman sitting in during my quick search, however I found this great jam featuring the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers post-Duane in 1973, which is still pretty damn excellent:



A version of Donovan's "There is A Mountain" is one of the standard songs I play when jamming on guitar:



Segues nicely with Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi... :)

:stoned

ADG

Crash Kings... I dig it. Never heard of them, thanks. :thumbsup

There's some GREAT music in this thread! Old and new - thanks Sarah for the great bands, and Dyna Mo, too!
Digging the Peter Green-era mac. Whatever happened to Peter Green? Disappeared after he left the Mac?

Love that tune... here is another version of the Mountain jam, cue it to about 47 minutes in for full immersion... pre-Allman version, if you are not already familiar with it. Vape not included but certainly recommended.

"Star" kind of implies being a household name I thought. At least it used to be. There are no new rock "stars" because there are no new rockers.

i remember going to a concert with my daughter when she was 17 or 18; it was Aerosmith and one of the lead acts was Fuel. I was going for Aerosmith, she was going for Fuel; I told her live was not the same as studio . . . and boy, did Fuel ever prove that.

Come to think of it, RHCP really sucked live when I saw them too.

:helpme :(

Nice... :smokin

Amazing how much great music Duane Allman laid down before passing at just 24 years old...



I caught a lecture once at the Seattle Music Experience on the making of "Layla", and the parts about Duane were great:



I was never able to see the Allman Brothers with Duane Allman, but I have seen the band dozens of times, and they really hold up his legacy well.

:stoned

ADG

Thanks :)

They were great tonight. Stevie is a Goddess and my weird slight crush in Lindsey that I've carried since my teens continues.