Hey friends, just wanted to know what everyone's favorite bands are these days and what you're all listening to
i've been deep tracking lately
Freddie King, Going Down
Albert king, live and best of
Beck - the information, simply a great album
MMJ all of them
Wilco all of them
Ben Gibbered and Jay Farrar
and a few others
MMJ
Vulfpeck
Tame Impala
Sylvan Esso
Father John Misty
Band of Horses
Alabama Shakes
Basically, MMJ and Wilco on shuffle 24/7. Smattered with some Kurt Vile, Jose Gonzalez, Tedeschi Trucks and a handful of surf rock bands like Mystic Braves, The Growlers and my favorite Allah-Las.
My top 4 is concrete as MMJ, Wilco, Pearl Jam, and the National. Also been listening to a lot lately:
Tame Impala
Blitzen Trapper
Frightened Rabbit
Okkervil River
Kurt Vile
Wild Nothing
White Denim
I'm very much the kind of listener who will spin a record or 2 nonstop for a month until I wear it out. Those for me right now are:
Tame Impala
WOD
Twin Limb
Houndmouth :thumbsup:
i know im late to this party, but what a beautiful band Strand Of Oaks is!!
Diiv
Wild Nothing
Can
The Smiths
Jeff Buckley
Spoon
MMJ, PJ and Drive-By Truckers are constants with me. Been listening to a lot of Susto, Dave Rawlings and Ween (getting ready for the reunion) lately.
MMJ is tops for me.
Also on my heavy rotation list:
Wilco
The National
Father John Misty
War On Drugs
J Roddy Walston
Phospherescent
Alabama Shakes
Houndmouth
Drive By Truckers
Heartless Bastards
Blitzen Trapper
Dr. Dog
Built To Spill
Just to name a few... :cool:
Of course this doesn't include my all time faves like the Grateful Dead, Pixies, The Replacements, R.E.M. (pre Green), Stone Roses, Echo & The Bunnymen, etc... :beer:
Quote from: Cameron on Jan 29, 2016, 11:31 AM
MMJ, PJ and Drive-By Truckers are constants with me. Been listening to a lot of Susto, Dave Rawlings and Ween (getting ready for the reunion) lately.
MMJ, DBT, and PJ have a lot in common. Long shows that vary from night to night, very fan oriented, real deep catalogs. What separates MMJ/DBT from PJ is you can see them from the front of the pit for $50 with little more effort than good planning.
Quote from: iLikeBeer on Jan 29, 2016, 04:17 PM
MMJ is tops for me.
Also on my heavy rotation list:
Wilco
The National
Father John Misty
War On Drugs
J Roddy Walston
Phospherescent
Alabama Shakes
Houndmouth
Drive By Truckers
Heartless Bastards
Blitzen Trapper
Dr. Dog
Built To Spill
Just to name a few... :cool:
Of course this doesn't include my all time faves like the Grateful Dead, Pixies, The Replacements, R.E.M. (pre Green), Stone Roses, Echo & The Bunnymen, etc... :beer:
A lot of great bands / personal favorites on this list. And nice to see the Stone Roses get some love. Their debut is epic!
The Everywheres
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Mystic Braves
The Donkeys
The Jacket
Quote from: ffghtrs on Jan 27, 2016, 04:24 AM
Albert king, live and best of
Probably my favorite Bluesman. Such a smooth voice, plus the obvious talent on guitar even with those big old fingers. Can't go wrong.
Quote from: Walts on Feb 03, 2016, 06:16 PM
The Everywheres
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Mystic Braves
The Donkeys
The Jacket
Good stuff right there.
Quote from: beardedwonder on Feb 03, 2016, 07:04 PM
Quote from: Walts on Feb 03, 2016, 06:16 PM
The Everywheres
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Mystic Braves
The Donkeys
The Jacket
Good stuff right there.
I'm at work right now, but accept my apology for not thoroughly reading everyone's list and forgetting to list the Allah-Las. You have a great list, probably because you're bearded I'm sure. I agree with you outta the bunch Allah Las are my favorite too. I remember reading an interview with Neil Young about how he was waiting for modern bands to write war protest songs. Bushman's Hoilday isn't a protest song, but it's such a great song for vets or anyone really. Just one of the many good songs by them.
Quote from: sillyboob on Feb 01, 2016, 11:12 AM
A lot of great bands / personal favorites on this list. And nice to see the Stone Roses get some love. Their debut is epic!
That it was. Too bad they couldn't get out of the way of their egos long enough to put out more great music... :undecided:
Quote from: iLikeBeer on Feb 04, 2016, 07:51 PM
Quote from: sillyboob on Feb 01, 2016, 11:12 AM
A lot of great bands / personal favorites on this list. And nice to see the Stone Roses get some love. Their debut is epic!
Isn't that the truth! Second Coming was a huge letdown. A couple okay tracks, but nothing close to the genius of their debut.
That it was. Too bad they couldn't get out of the way of their egos long enough to put out more great music... :undecided:
Quote from: kholl44 on Jan 27, 2016, 10:43 AM
MMJ
Vulfpeck
Tame Impala
Sylvan Esso
Father John Misty
Band of Horses
Alabama Shakes
gonna go ahead and add Ray LaMontagne to this list too :)
Quote from: Walts on Feb 03, 2016, 09:57 PM
Quote from: beardedwonder on Feb 03, 2016, 07:04 PM
Quote from: Walts on Feb 03, 2016, 06:16 PM
The Everywheres
Brian Jonestown Massacre
Mystic Braves
The Donkeys
The Jacket
Good stuff right there.
I'm at work right now, but accept my apology for not thoroughly reading everyone's list and forgetting to list the Allah-Las. You have a great list, probably because you're bearded I'm sure. I agree with you outta the bunch Allah Las are my favorite too. I remember reading an interview with Neil Young about how he was waiting for modern bands to write war protest songs. Bushman's Hoilday isn't a protest song, but it's such a great song for vets or anyone really. Just one of the many good songs by them.
:beer:
Some more under-the-radar favorites from the last few years:
Triptides
Attic Fowler
Ultimate Painting
The Spires
The Mantles
Dr Cosmo's Tape Lab
The Haiduks
Deer Tick
Umphrey's
JRAD
CRB
Wilco
Vulfpeck http://youtu.be/ceuIz7dMA8Q
Kamasi Washington
Saint Paul & the broken bones
Lake Street Dive
Clutch
Rival Sons
The Cult
Scorpion Child
The Sword