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May '18
Who do you think the best bands are? Of all time, or of the moment. I think the chemistry of a band is important to consider, because it's kind of like a machine. If all the pieces fit together, the groove is gonna be there, and it'll be music to your ears.

Also worth considering is a band's longevity, and how much shitty material they've put out. That's why I wouldn't put a band like Pink Floyd on this list, because they released an album full of animal tracks. FUCK... THAT...

My picks:

Creedence Clearwater Revival may be the best band ever. They fuckin' rocked, and only made a finite number of albums, but EVERY track is great. The same can be said about Led Zeppelin. Those guys never had any dud tracks. Or at least a mere handful of mediocre ones at best.

The Rolling Stones never disappoint me, either. They've released a lot more material, which gives them more room for error for the harsh critics, but I tend to like all their tracks. They have so many goddamn hits! The Beatles got a little more druggie/weird with some tracks, but they're otherwise almost on par.

Another thing about these bands is that they didn't change their core lineup much, if at all. It's all about that chemistry, and these are generic examples, but I still fucking love these bands. There are probably a few other great examples out there, but I can't think of them right now.

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Tromafreak says:
#57, Reply to #36

Sep '23
I can't name a Sonic Youth song either. Wouldn't know it if I heard it, but my sister made over 3700 bucks the other day off a Sonic Youth T-shirt on Ebay, apparently in pretty lousy condition. Some kind of rarity, I believe, but yeah... a fucking T-shirt!


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Tromafreak says:
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Jun '18
I think I'm gonna go with Pink Floyd. Your "animal tracks" comment is a bit of a head scratcher, but Animals was one of their best albums, imo. Not a fan of their Syd Barrett shit, but everything from More on was anything from really good to mind blowing. The Roger Waters-less version was missing a special something but still great. I especially like the stuff between Syd Barrett and Darkside Of The Moon, when they were trying to finally figure out what they were.

Like you said. There's other stuff to consider when picking a "best band" but I'm not all that educated on very many huge mainstream bands.


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Tromafreak says:
#56, Reply to #54

Jun '18 *
Yeah, the Barrett shit was annoying and not at all pretty like what PF would become. One could make the argument that it's sorta trippy in it's own way. I just don't get whatever love for this verison exists.

I haven't listened to hardly any PF at all in a good decade, except that album from 2014, which was mostly outtakes from the previous album. Nice, chillin' stuff, though.

I would mostly recommend Umma Gumma, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, Darkside, Animals and Wish You Were Here. I'm not the biggest fan of The Wall, but it's still pretty great. The next one, The Final Cut, was the only one which included Waters but not Gilmour, where as everything after that was Gilmour. The Final Cut was mostly like a soulless, less fun version of The Wall. Probably for the best that Gilmour took over.

Anything after Darkside wasn't really meant to be trippy, but Animals is great for a late night shroom trip. That goes triple for Meddle, Umma Gumma and Atom Heart Mother. I've shed many a tear while laughing hysterically at 4 am during shroom trips while those albums played. Nothing like it!


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Tromafreak says:
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Sep '23 *
I wasn't into very many well-known bands when you made this post, but over the last couple years, I've gotten into such bands as Deep Purple, Judas Preist, Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Steely Dan, Rainbow and even some solo stuff from Roger Waters and David Gilmour. All pretty consistent from what I've heard.



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