Santana Chicago Three Dog Night Moody Blues Eagles Steely Dan Fleetwood Mac Cat Stevens The Ohio Players War The Brothers Johnson LTD Funkadelic Parliament James Brown Joe Tex
Supertramp, Boston, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Status Quo, Queen, Bad Company, John Martyn, Genesis, Yes, Marillion, Weather Report Pat Metheny, The Police, The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Stranglers, Eric Clapton, Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy, UFO, Judas Priest, Magnum, etc etc
Nirvana was very popular, Smashing Pumpkins I liked Deep Purple and the Beatles I used to fall asleep listening to UB40 The Doors and Jimi Hendrix My then bf liked AC/DC and Nazareth, Simon and Garfunkel so I listened a lot I liked Tom Petty
so...
Nirvana Smashing Pumpkins Deep Purple Beatles The Doors Jimi Hendrix AC/DC Nazareth Simon and Garfunkel Tom Petty Natalie Merchant Alanis Morisette Tori Amos Red Hot Chili Peppers Led Zeppelin
I think that's about it and plenty to the radio as well.
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@Penny Nazareth they were fantastic, a this Flight Tonight, love hurts great songs
New Wave, Punk, Rock, classical, psychedelic, funk, etc.
And concerts were affordable then. I saw the Ramones, the Who, Pink Floyd, the Cult, Duran Duran, Heart, the Police, Bowie, Genesis, Neil Young, Rolling Stones, Nugent, Supertramp, etc.
Smiths Cure Cocteau Twins Skinny Puppy Dead Kennedys Dead Milkmen Velvet underground Grateful Dead Echo and the Bunnymen Nine Inch Nails Ramones Simon and Garfunkel Indigo Girls Lyle Lovett REM
Uh...no bands, but lots of orchestras The New York Philharmonic The Boston Symphony/Boston Pops The Cleveland Symphony The London Symphony ...
No singers, but pianists like Artur Rubinstein, Rudolf Serkin, Murray Perahia, ..., and violinists like Itzhak Perlman, Isaac Stern, Nathan Milstein, ...
I used to listen to a lot of different music during my teens.. Most artists/bands could produce one or two good songs in their carrier but few held my attention for long.. The ones that held my attention where..
Favorites" Electric Light Orchestra INXS Eurythmics Enya
Worthy second tier mentions:
The Bangles Crowded House Depence Mode Pet Shop Boys The Police Simple Minds Talking Heads Tears for Fears
But yeah there where a lot of bands and artists who could produce 2 or 3 really good songs but few who could keep performing to a high standard..
@Rose0415 Yep i like that police song.. But the song that had the most impact on me.. And it really did have an impact was King Of Pain.. Really sad song but i identified with it so much. Like it was a song made for me..
@Rose0415 Oh and i got the feeling that the song you like Wrapped around your finger was about the masonic lodge.. They lyrics just made me think about the masons..
I liked this video of the song.. They symbolism in it..
@Adstar most bands spend years working in the songs that appear on their first album but then have to come up with another batch in a year. That's why you see the sophomore slump so often.
@SW-User the Clash is a band that I never saw live but wish I had. They toured with the Who on a tour that I saw but the Clash didn't do the Toronto show.
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@zork0000 I only saw them on their busking tour, in Nottingham station, without Mick Jones.
I mostly listened to stuff from the 70's, 80's and 90's (and still do) such as:
Bill Withers Earth, Wind, and Fire Kool and the Gang New Edition SOS Band Michael Jackson Janet Jackson Luther Vandross Jodeci The Bee Gees Tony! Toni! Toné! The Whispers Melba Moore Stevie Wonder Diana Ross Lionel Richie Chicago
There are also various instrumentalists and instrumental groups that I've listened to over the years. Some of those would be:
The Rippingtons Najee Kenny G David Benoit Dave Koz Warren Hill
I used to listen to Avril Lavigne Justin Timberlake Maroon 5 Linkin Park bmth sleeping with sirens Cold play Eminem Black Veil brides Pierce the veil Of mice and men Brand New Neck Deep La dispute
My family was religious so i only listened to that sorta stuff DC Talk, Twila Paris, FFH, Lamb (the messianic one) Dedi (brcause my dad was into hasidic stuff)
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Mainly cheap trick and the doors. Liked elton john as a kid.
Duran Duran Martin Page Go West Tears For Fears Madonna Corey Hart FYC 38 Special Human League Creed Nickelback Phil Collins Black Sheep RUN DMC KLF Black Box Savage Garden Soul Asylum Rick Astley PM Dawn
Elton John Led Zeppelin The Stones The Beatles Aerosmith Cheap Trick REO Speedwagon Bob Seger ELO Supertramp Boston Foreigner And a lot of Disco, and Funk.
Jefferson Airplane Pavlov's Dogg Elvis Presley Meat Loaf U2 Wheezer Roxette Sisters of Mercy Rage Against The Machine Guns and Roses Rammstein Body Count Slipknot Therapy? Korn Limp Bizkit Iron Maiden Boudewijn De Groot Louis Neefs Ann Christy
Tears For Fears! They come from Bath, which is pretty near to here. Saw them twice. Brilliant band, brilliant live, brilliant songs, love em. The video to Shout was done just along the coast at a place called Durdle Door. Check it out!
David Bowie,Slade,Mud,Moody Blues,ELO,New Seekers,Earth and Fire,Focus,Genesis,Kate Bush,not so much Pink Floyd.I discovered them later. I could write an endless and varied list..... And I now see this is an old Q I probably answered before😀
Pearl jam Green day Red hot chili peppers Smashing Pumpkins Counting crows Rage against the machine Bush The cranberries Nine inch nails Third eye blind Sublime Garbage
Dimmu Borgir Cradle Of Filth Amon Amarth Slipknot The White Stripes the Doors Ozzy Osbourne Rob Zombie Marilyn Manson Burzum Darkthrone Immortal Murderdolls Metallica