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[beach]

Not necessarily classic rock, but whatever pre-92 guys are still out there you like....Post audio links / yt vids / whatever

Figured we could get a big range of some good old rock. Live music encouraged

First and most importantly:



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Edited by Beach, 08 February 2012 - 07:23 PM.

[Doyle]

Oh wait never mind.

[Darth Biscuit]

I've seen STP 3 times in the past 4 years and they still rock.

[Scrumtrilescent]

Foo Fighters are getting close to the mark. They'd be a good Super Bowl halftime band. Who doesn't like Dave Grohl? I'd have his kids.

[Jbro]

Does Queen now count?

[Sapper]

They just make the cut:

[Dr Pepper]

[charlotte49er]

Probably the only person to have a #1 song with the same song!




Alright, It may have been a while since REO release an album. Same for the Doobies.


Jeff "Skunk" Baxter!


TOP horn section was part of one of the late night bands and may still be for all I know.

Edited by sports talk, 09 February 2012 - 12:58 AM.

[jb_online]

Metallica 1981-current

Hit the Lights from Kill Em All (1983)


Creeping Death from Ride the Lightning (1984)


My favorite song from my favorite album
Master of Puppets from Master of Puppets (1986)


One from ...And Justice For All (1988)


Sad But True from Metallica (1991)


Thorn Within from Load (1996)


Prince Charming from ReLoad (1997)


the Wait from Garage, Inc. (1998)


St. Anger from St. Anger (2003)


Broken, Beat & Scarred from Death Magnetic (2008)


the Ecstasy of Gold from We All Love Ennio Morricone (2008)


This is live at an airport in Moscow, I believe it is the first time Metallica was allowed to tour there (September 1991). The amount of people there amazes me.
Enter Sandman from Metallica (1991)

Edited by jb_online, 09 February 2012 - 02:47 AM.

[Smitty Is Our Savior]

U2, too lazy to get a link.

[beckersteen]

[Anybodyhome]

No Styx, Heart, Springsteen....?

[Dr Pepper]

[Inimicus]

Metallica? really? Show me someone who thinks Metallica is anything but a bunch of sold out over the hill rockers and Ill show you someone who never owned Kill em All on cassette.

I'm sorry but after 20 years of the fame and prosperity of being near the top of the music industry almost no one makes music with even a fraction of the soul that they did early in their career.



And people wonder why we get washed up versions of Tom Petty, Madonna, The Who, Paul McCartney, and Bruce Springsteen at the super bowl...

[Kitten Diver]