Favorite band?

Mindi!!! ;)

My favourite band is Dream Theater , but then Im biased cos I know the keyboard player.

You know Jordan Rudess?

You know Jordan Rudess?

I do yes

Hey, don't forget Kristi Pugh and the Suckasses. ;)

Muse, the reytons, the lathums, two door cinema club, Def leopard, guns and roses, muete, and loads more

Tool, Nails, Burzum, The Cure, Dissection.

I do yes

That's awesome

Tool, Nails, Burzum, The Cure, Dissection.

Good list man. Although I don't follow too many current black metal bands Waitain and Tsjuder are pretty good.

I like that Old Time Rock and Roll! Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band! ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQswfILThsY

My favorite band is The Beatles.

Just found this thread. I'm with WillowMeadow in that my tastes are all over the place. I like many of the ones already listed. Since I've been fortunate to travel some, my tastes have a bit of an international tinge. Some not yet mentioned......

Yardbirds. Evolved into Led Z. AND Renaissance. Since I love both classical music and rock, R. was a perfect blend.

Motown Baby!!! Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, Supremes, Four Tops, Temptations, Rare Earth.

Great Instrumental Bands: The Ventures, Booker T. & The MGs.

Moody Blues. Saw their second concert at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony.

Bee Gees. An Aussie band that reinvented itself several times with great results.

Black Eyed Peas

John Mellencamp

Beach Boys, powered by the musical genius of the recently passed Brian Wilson.

Inti Illimani & Inti Illimani Historico. Originally formed in 1967 in Santiago, Chile by a group of engineering students, they created the concept of "nuevo cancion," a blend of jazz, light rock, and traditional Andean folk music. They were in exile during much of the Pinochet dictatorship.

The Byrds, Hollies, Buffalo Springfield. Members of each eventually combined into Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Saw Graham Nash in concert last year.

The late Johnny Clegg from South Africa and his multi-racial bands, Juluka and Savuka. Quietly opposed apartheid. Saw him in concert in late 2000s. Great show.

Last ones for now: the impeccable jazz-rock of Traffic and Steely Dan.

Bob Seger- Come To Poppa ;)

Out of this list, the Doors. But I listen to more Fleetwood Mac now than the others. Other than that you'll find me listen to reggae, African stuff or electronic ambient and everything in between.

Ponk Floyd

I like all of them! But If i must pick only one, i’d choose Santana

Steely Dan

I forgot one of my favs Leatherwolf 🤘