Of course one couldn't expect everyone to like Rodgers style.

My favorite aspect concerning Bad Co. has always been the bass playing style of Boz Burrell. His style reminds me in ways of Bill Wyman's style for the Rolling Stones.

Todd Ronning, BCs current bass player has an outstanding stage presence. Covers the bass and backup vocals to a tee.

Thats one of the songs I never really got into, but I can appreciate it for it's catchiness. The one song I was waiting for was "Burning Sky". They did not disappoint.

Never heard of the song ''Mother'' before. There's a lot of popular songs I don't know about because I usually hear about a band, get a bunch of studio albums and start listening chronologically. Sometimes I don't realize how obscure or popular something is I'm listening to.

Wait..isn't that...

Misfits?..oh my god..

Same singer, but that isn't the Misfits. Danzig is his solo band.

Isn't that Punk Grunge? :p:

That's what I meant. The vocalist from the Misfits.
Awesome.

First three or four Danzig albums were amazing, then Glenn Danzig fired the entire rest of the band and their music went down the toilet.

Samhain >



Nah, I can't say that for certain, I've only heard the first Danzig album

Samhain are cool, but no way in hell can they **** with Danzig. John Christ is just a riff god.

Looking for bands with Alan Dubin style vocals and heavy sludge elements, without being too drony. Creative riffs required.

And I am aware of Lord Mantis.

Steppenwolf 7 (straight in your face rock) and For Ladies Only were great albums.

Monster from 1969 was a disappointment in my opinion.

Slapshock - Madapaka

Best rock music since 2000 for classic rock music listeners
 

I have been stuck listening to the big bands of the 60's-80's but never really branched out from there in my "classic rock" listening. What do you guys got for me?

This is pretty tight. I assume that you dig Led Zeppelin?

If you like '60s rock, I can practically guarantee you'll dig this.

I've been listening to Finntroll's Jarkten Tid album and I'm really enjoying the folk metal. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite musical styles. But I'm not sure which album I should go to now? Any recommendations on what's worth my money?

I generally dislike metal, but I enjoyed Tuatha de Danann's Trova di Danu. They're a Brazilian Celtic metal band.

Folk metal is a weird genre to talk about. Sometimes it has folk instruments, sometimes it's just lyrics about the ancient history of one's country. I don't think it's a particularly well-defined genre, but I'm gonna throw these at you.

In the past I've always dismissed Bathory (you all are going to harass me for that, I know) for whatever reason, but I really enjoy that track. I'll have to give them another chance. I was also really intrigued by Ulver. I listened to a couple songs on that album and enjoyed them as well. It's a shame that they changed their style. Thanks a lot for the recommendations.

I'd strongly suggest checking out Methdrinker. They don't have a very big discography yet, but what they have released is pure gold. If you're willing to settle for something without Alan Dubin vocals, you really should also check out Corrupted.

I've loved the Stooges and the Contortions for a while now, and have recently been getting into The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. I just love the simple, rock'n'roll energy of those bands, but also the chaotic noise that borders on formlessness at times (the Stooges especially for the B-side of Funhouse). It just feels so free and adventurous. Any other bands that really have that kind of thing going on?

And I've never really been the biggest fan of noise rock, so yeah.

Them Crooked Vultures

That's pretty righteous. I just looked them up, and it's awesome that John Paul Jones is in the band.

The whole album kicks serious ass. And the production is real loose and greasy which fits the vibe perfectly.

Everybody with a musical pulse knows that.

I barely listen to music made since the turn of the century, so I was only aware of them by name.

Looking for some new bands
 

Hey I've been stumped for a while now and don't really know where to look for new bands, so I thought I'd give this a shot.
Some of my favourite bands:
Mastodon
Baroness
Red Fang
Ghost
QOTSA
Big Buisiness
The Melvins
Devin Townsend
Gojira
ASG
Kvelertak
Dillenger EP
The Ocean

That's a few. If anyone is willing to give me a a few suggestions, that would be primo. Plz & thx

Acid Bath


Bozzio Levin Stevens- Black Light Syndrome

Secret Chiefs 3

That's not true, you listen to and comment on all kinds of current metal on this forum.

Recommendation! Saint Agnes
 

I stumbled across this band Saint Agnes today. They've got a boy and a girl singer, kind of like The Kills but more rocky I'd say and with big riffs. I like 'em! Hope to hear more stuff! :love:

I can't post a link because I havent written 15 posts yet :confused: but whatever, check them out.

" The Great Attractor "
new Multi-Style album by Crypt of Insomnia
main stuff: Progressive Metal, Symphonic metal, Melodic Death, Synth ambient.
Fatty guitar riffs, acoustic guitars, symphonic, cellos, violins, chorals, basses, drums, synth ambinet.
deep work, diverse work.
has been given a lot of effort.
instrumental music.

all information about new album [incl. places of full length stream] you can see on official website - link indicated in my contact section of profile

Thanks.

norwegian rock
 

any recommendations for norwegian rock?

Looking for new Rock bands
 

Hello,

I am new to the forum, looking for suggestions on newer Rock bands.
The Musical Styles I like are: I really like great Guitar playing
Slash
Halestorm
Tesla
Audioslave
AC/DC
Extreme

Any suggestions on bands that play similar styles of music? Thanks


Bigjoedo

Some of these bands have careers that extend a ways back, but check out:

Queens of the stone age
Eagles of death metal
Wolfmother
The strokes
Interpol
The kills
The black keys

Listen to mainly Kansas and Yes in the prog rock department, since I'm a little picky when it comes to the musicality of a group, and both of them have made some excessively spectacular music which I absolutely love. Hoping to find more bands like them that can both dish out emotional music, while at the same time, having a ton of talent.

My go-to prog recommendation is Supertramp. You familiar with them?

I think I've heard the name in the past, I'll take a quick listen to see if I like em.

Try the songs "Fool's Overture" and "Rudy" to start.

Can't fail with that one.

Can't fail, Carl!

I took a listen, but I can't seem to get into their groove. I'll try an extended listening session to a full album of theirs tomorrow, and do some reading up on what the band is like. I'm a sucker for very raw sounding music, and experimental stuff, like time signatures, chord changes, and all kinds of messing around with the limits of the instruments a musician plays.