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Rush always #1
Sabbath
The one that got it all started for me Steppenwolf

I'm over here wondering how many different off the wall questions you can come up with lol![]()

I'm over here wondering how many different off the wall questions you can come up with lol![]()

So many great bands out there. I've seen tons of them over the years spanning a few genres. Here are a few that put on great live performances.
Slipknot
Tool
Dethklok
Lorna shore
Iron maiden
George strait
Aaron Lewis
Disturbed
Deftones
Joan jett
Rascal Flatts
Rob zombie
Primus
I could go on and on![]()
I'm really picky with country. Like more of the older country like hank Williams and Johnny Cash.I can’t do country but can respect the talent.
Good taste! Yeah that's about all I can do for country too. Some new stuff is good but it's few and far between. Sturgill Simpson comes to mind as someone modern worth listening to.I'm really picky with country. Like more of the older country like hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
Country music videos do have some of the hottest ladies on the planet in them... Bonus... Country I can do just not my go toI'm really picky with country. Like more of the older country like hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
Yeah country chicks are hot for sure. Best part about going to a country showCountry music videos do have some of the hottest ladies on the planet in them... Bonus... Country I can do just not my go to

I was always a guitar nut so names like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Steve Vai, Tony Fredianelli, Vinny Moore, Yngwie Malmsteen, Greg Howe, etc. Too many to list.Tool
Pantera
Alabama, Dixie Land Delight!!
AnytimeAlabama for workout music?
For me, it’s hard to narrow it down to just two, but I definitely understand the feeling. There are certain bands you can keep coming back to no matter how much time passes, and they always seem to hit the same way. Fates Warning and Iron Maiden are both excellent choices. I tend to gravitate toward bands with strong melodies, memorable guitar work, and albums that still sound great years later. Music really is one of the best ways to switch off from everything for a while.Oh man. So many genres and styles within those genres, that's an impossible task to pick one. Rock, jazz, blues, country, metal, classical, etc. Now rap and opera? I can appreciate the talent, but they're not my cup of tea. I will say this, @ldog, I can't tell you the last time I remember someone mentioning Fates Warning. They used to be one of my favorite bands, hands down. I’ve even come across some Sirius XM radio reviews while looking for good ways to discover music, and it reminded me how many great bands are still out there to rediscover. The older stuff like Awaken the Guardian to Perfect Symmetry and No Exit. Haven't kept up with their newer stuff in years. Their vocalists were always top rung and underrated. Great mention.I was always a guitar nut so names like Jason Becker, Tony MacAlpine, Steve Vai, Tony Fredianelli, Vinny Moore, Yngwie Malmsteen, Greg Howe, etc. Too many to list.

