Your top 10 rock groups,

[steve050305]

These types of lists are never fair. It's difficult to give a definitive list.
Bvt, here it is:
 
1. KISS: she

2. Black Sabbath: snow blind

3. Iggy and the Stooges: tv eye

4. Ramones: commando

5. Sex Pistols: EMI

6. Slayer: angel o death

7. Toxic Holocaust: nuke the cross

8. Rolling Stones: monkey man

9. Electric Frankenstein: presssure


10. Motorhead

great list man!

[marsattacks666]

great list man!

Thank you! Of course, I would like to add more. 

[Zachareed]

QUEEN~White Queen (As It Began)
THE BEATLES~Eleanor Rigby
JETHRO TULL~Two Fingers
THE ROLLING STONES~Torn And Frayed
THE WHO~See Me, Feel Me/Listening To You
KISS~Rock And Roll All Nite
LED ZEPPELIN~Custard Pie
CREAM~Those Were The Days
GRATEFUL DEAD~Touch Of Grey
SANTANA~Europa (Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile)

I love your taste when it comes to Queen. I'm a die hard Queen fan. I've got all their LPs up to The Game and still collecting until I get them all!
And Queen II is perhaps my favorite album from them at this point. "Nevermore" being one of my all time faves. If it were only longer.

[LundyAfterMidnight]

Thanks, Zachareed! I've always enjoyed Queen, but Queen II made me a fan for life. I have eclectic musical tastes, & after 30yrs Queen II has never lost it's magic.

[Fester]

No Particular order.

Led Zeppelin:  Ramble On
Mothers of Invention: "Montana"
Cream:  Strange Brew
Ramones: I Wanna Be Sedated
Jethro Tull:  Wind UP
Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Devil
Queen: Somebody to Love
Black Sabbath: Iron Man
Nena: Irgendwie, irgendwo, irgendwann
Trio: Bum Bum

As for the last two-- I can't help it:  I am a fan of Neue Deutsche Welle

[Illoman]

No Particular order.


Jethro Tull:  Wind UP

MORE Tull!! You guys rock!! I recall sitting in the commons area of the college I went to in 1978 pondering the lyrics to Wind Up. It led to some changes in my belief system.

[Fester]

MORE Tull!! You guys rock!! I recall sitting in the commons area of the college I went to in 1978 pondering the lyrics to Wind Up. It led to some changes in my belief system.

Jethro Tull came around in a period of changes in my life.  I should have gone on to college, but I barely made it through high school.  Jethro Tull appealed to me on what could only be described as a philosophical level.  And as I possessed a somewhat iconoclastic nature, Wind Up stood out.  Most of the people I knew from high school did not like Tull--most of them could not understand what I saw in the band.  As a result, I found myself distanced from them. After some lousy dead-end jobs I gave college a try.  Now I'm an over educated loner working in a job that has no relation to my BA or MA.  But I still like Jethro Tull.

[Illoman]

Jethro Tull came around in a period of changes in my life.  I should have gone on to college, but I barely made it through high school.  Jethro Tull appealed to me on what could only be described as a philosophical level.  And as I possessed a somewhat iconoclastic nature, Wind Up stood out.  Most of the people I knew from high school did not like Tull--most of them could not understand what I saw in the band.  As a result, I found myself distanced from them. After some lousy dead-end jobs I gave college a try.  Now I'm an over educated loner working in a job that has no relation to my BA or MA.  But I still like Jethro Tull.

Fester, all I can say is "amen" brother. A guy in a high school art class brought in MU, Tull's Best Of collection. I was hooked!! Then my older brother bought Songs from the Wood which had just come out. To this day he doesn't remember why he bought it. I received a Billy Joel lp for my birthday, which I gladly traded to him for his Songs... lp. I lost interest in them after the Beastie album, and rekindled my interest in the mid-90's. I think their best year as a band was 1977. They would play part of Beethoven's Ninth, Martin barre was playing Bach during his guitar solo, etc. They just appealed to me on so many levels.

[LundyAfterMidnight]

....They just appealed to me on so many levels.

Amen to that! What hooked me was My God, & later Cup of Wonder.

[Zachareed]

Queen - You Take My Breath Away
The Beatles - A Day in the Life
Zeppelin - No Quarter
Pink Floyd - Dogs
Yes - Close to the Edge
Rush - Natural Science
Cafe Tacvba - Maria
Ween - She's Your Baby
Cocteau Twins - Evangeline
David Bowie - Five Years

[Radioactive Rod Whitenack]

1) The Ramones, the band that launched 1,000 bands
2) The Clash;If the Ramones made you want to smash things, the Clash gave you a reason to.
3) KISS; The All American blue collar band and the Greatest Show on Earth combined.
4) The Rolling Stones; The masters class in Rock n Roll.
5) AC/DC; Greatest salt of the earth rock n roll with the exact right four chords.
6) Alice Cooper: Hey, this is the UMA, right? The greatest horror villain of Rock n Roll.
7) Van Halen: David Lee Roth era only (including the new record!); Bringing the "fun" to Rock and greatest guitar God ever!
Judas Priest: The best of British Steel and inventors of true Heavy Metal!
9) The Misfits: The inventors of the entire horror punk genre!
10) Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: Keeping classic Rock n Roll alive!

[Rich]

Metallica
Pantera
Slayer
Megadeth
Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne
Sepultura
Fear Factory
Kiss
Marilyn Manson
Anthrax

[Hepcat]

Now list your favourite track by each band.

 

[Prof. Hemispheres]

In no particular order:

The Beatles: A Day In The Life
The Rolling Stones: Happy
Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains The Same
Black Sabbath: Fairies Wear Boots
Rush: A Farewell To Kings
Van Halen: Light Up The Sky
Smashing Pumpkins: Rhinocerus
Filter: The Best Things
Redd Kross: Teen Competition
Yes: The Revealing Science of God

[horrorheadfred]

Beatles - Revolution
Rolling Stones - Star Star
The Who - Won't get fooled again
Led Zeppelin - Over the hills and far away
Yes - Roundabout
The Hollies - Long cool woman
Queen - March of the Black Queen
Van Halen - And the cradle will rock
ACDC - Girls Got Rythym
Judas Priest - Painkiller