Grateful Dead Beatles Pink Floyd
I listen to too many different kinds of music to be able to pick a top 3, but my absolute number one would be SLAYER
Jimi Hendrix Papa Mali Dada
VENOM Celtic Frost Motorhead
Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd Toss up from there, Collective Soul?, Black Crowes?, Tom Petty?..
Nine Inch Nails Skinny Puppy Rush
- Grateful Dead 2. Frank Zappa 3. Traffic
That is tough to name only three, but yea, RUSH has to be on the list somewhere’ As far a influencing folks, (even if you don’t like the music) Grateful Dead should be included as well, imo. So I guess that leaves the Ramones for #3…
Walt, do you collect live Dead shows also?
Black Sabbath Mercyful Fate Judas Priest
aw dang, forgot Judas Priest!!
Gosh, ap…Mercyful Fate is a great choice. King Diamond is a master story teller.
I collect FLAC audio soundboard shows via torrents. Mostly 70’s shows though. Jerry didn’t sound to good in the 80’s.
Donna sounded go on Terrapin Station , imo.
punk: Discharge The Exploited Crass Electro: Kraftwerk Tubeway Army Devo Artrock: David Bowie Ultravox Brian Eno
A top three would be very difficult. Beatles Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane Unfortunately, I’d be leaving out Mothers Of Invention, Pink Floyd, The Clash, The Jam, Blur, Utopia, Spencer Davis Group. Small Faces, The Byrds…
Current 93 His Name Is Alive and of course Propaganda through Propagation (which is my electronic compositions). I say of course because I was trying to make music I would think was that good. So it’s kind of like having a custom band to listen too.
Siouxsie and the Banshees The Small Faces The Monks
Hey I just turned my Girlfriend onto Siouxsie and the Banshees actualy about 6 years ago I tried to and it didn’t take. Now she loves them. Strange how that happens sometimes.
I met John McGeoch many years ago. (He’s sadly passed on.) Very nice fellow and an incredible guitarist. The opening chord of “Christine” still gives me goosebumps.