I am going ZZ Top. Some much sound from 3 guys. Honorable mention: Rush and Cream
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OT - Best Rock Trio Ever!!!
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it's rush and it's not close.
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I was turned on to Rush in my later years (I was already in my 50’s). What a great story about friendship and perseverance. In my 60’s I finally went to see them live. They did not disappoint. My favorite power trio!
Rush (saw them 3 times…amazing) and then The Police (saw them 0 times, but really appreciate their musicality). Both bands had really great drummers!
I love Genesis, but have a hard time including them when their best iteration included Gabriel and Hackett in addition to Banks/Rutherford/Collins.
(As a drummer, Collins is one of my favorite drummers . . . Peart ain’t so bad either).
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Did not mean to overlook these guys. Lots of musical chops here.
Perhaps showing my age- but Nirvana was a pretty seminal band in my music life...
I was coaching at that time, and I think we wore out the Nevermind disc in practice...
Kinda on the same path the Beastie Boys have a special spot in my heart...
I was coaching at that time, and I think we wore out the Nevermind disc in practice...
Kinda on the same path the Beastie Boys have a special spot in my heart...
You're only showing your age if you wore out the 8-track.
Or desperately spinning the pencil in the cassette, hoping beyond hope that you could get the tape back in, without it being damaged.
Best rock trio by far is igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary
Perhaps not the best ever but Triumph put on an amazing show back in the day.
Cream and Hendrix 2 of the greatest they just didnt stay together long enough!one of my fav early Grand Funk!
On rock day the 1983 US Festival, they stole the show and it wasn't even close!
Triumph refused to ever open for another band, never did, and never should have.
Rik Emmett is an immensely underrated guitarist.
Kudos to the Jimi name drop, im prolly ousting the Police for them on my top 5.
Rik Emmett is an immensely underrated guitarist.
Kudos to the Jimi name drop, im prolly ousting the Police for them on my top 5.
How cool is it that LP’s are making a serious comeback. Still nothing better then the crackling sound of an old wore out record.
Speaking of… any Whiskey Myers fans out there? Check out “Song For You”
Ingenious sound idea.
Well done, but I’d put Blink 182 in over Sublime.
Motorhead deserves some cred, most current Hard Rock artists will mention Motorhead and Lemmy as an idol and inspiration.
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I've started buying remastered versions of my old favorites on these new vinyl records. The sound quality is awesome (always preferred analog and if you want to get into that argument, I'm willing).
I've got some Beatles, McCartney, Eagles. But I can't stop playing Supertramp.
re: the crackling sound of an old wore out record
My old Led Zeppelin II album, that I think I bought in maybe '70 or '71 has had a skip in the middle of Whole Lotta Love since the day I bought it. Every time over the years when I heard that song on the radio, I was always upset with it because it was missing the skip.
Stephen Wright said that he bought a "Learn Spanish in Your Sleep" course, but the record skipped. Now he stutters in Spanish.
Oh hell yeah! Forgot about ELP. My top 3 are Rush, Police ELP.Did not mean to overlook these guys. Lots of musical chops here.
A guy in my high school class was a sound man for ELP for years - he told me at my 50th class reunion.
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