I was a radio DJ for 11 years (1985-1996), and I'm rather ashamed to admit that I've barely heard of half of these groups. I have officially entered Geezerhood. Nooooooooo!
really i don't know..
but i love..
The Eels
Wilco
Rheostatics
Damien Rice (may not be a band but hey, too awesome not to mention)
and I really like the latest from -
Death Cab for Cutie "Plans"
really i don't know..
but i love..
The Eels
Wilco
Rheostatics
Damien Rice (may not be a band but hey, too awesome not to mention)
and I really like the latest from -
Death Cab for Cutie "Plans"
Saybia is cool, especially live in a good ambiance.
I defenately agree! I saw them 2 times live, once in a small concert hall (Effenaar, Eindhoven ;)), once at Pinkpop. They were the reason we were there :)
But then there's U2 which is a cliche but a staple at that. And the Ramones..of course. Green Day's new album is so mature and well written that it's almost disturbing.
This week it has been Ben Harper, Kenny Chesney, Metallica, Jack Johnson, Nickelback and Bob Seger. I always love Jimmy Buffett, but these are the ones I have been burning out this week! I almost forgot how good "Against The Wind and S&M are?"
But then there's U2 which is a cliche but a staple at that. And the Ramones..of course. Green Day's new album is so mature and well written that it's almost disturbing.
Roy is alway cool and CCR is great in the car.
But Green Day? Their last album was rather disappointing. :(
Still stuck in the 70's. Went to most all the hard rock concerts. Went to Led Zepplin in the late 70's in Seattle, I would say they are on the top of the list.
