To: US Navy Vet
While I’ve never been a Beatles fan that list is rather suspect. U2 started off well and got boring fast. Radiohead has never impressed. The Band could be brilliant but when they weren’t brilliant they were terrible and that usually happened on consecutive songs. I love the E Street Band but I just don’t like Bruce. IMHO you’ve got to get The Kinks in there, they did almost every innovation rock had before 1980 first, laying down the basis for metal, punk, theater rock, art rock, not to mention inventing distortion. Any list of defining bands that pushed the boundary that doesn’t start with The Kinks has missed the point.
20 posted on
02/07/2014 11:05:08 AM PST by
discostu
(I don't meme well.)
To: discostu
IMHO youve got to get The Kinks in there, they did almost every innovation rock had before 1980 first, laying down the basis for metal, punk, theater rock, art rock, not to mention inventing distortion.
The Kinks rarely get enough credit. That being said, The Who is the missing band that should really be on this list.
53 posted on
02/07/2014 11:24:08 AM PST by
drjimmy
To: discostu
Any list of defining bands that pushed the boundary that doesnt start with The Kinks has missed the point.
Amen
84 posted on
02/07/2014 11:50:35 AM PST by
Fry
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