A Conversation for Setting up a Band
Definition of a "Good Band"
Steve K. Started conversation Dec 23, 2001
Dave Barry, the American humor writer, played in bands in his college days and more recently is a member of the "Rock Bottom Remainders". This is a band of authors - Stephen King, Amy Tan, etc. - that plays for charity. Rock legend Al Kooper is their "music director" or something, and says Barry is as good a guitar player as some pros.
Oh, yeah, Dave's definition of a "good band" is a band who is all playing the same song at the same time. Having been in a "Geezer Band", I can say that's not always a given ...
"The Rock Bottom Remainders plays music as well as Metallica writes novels."
Definition of a "Good Band"
Shaz Posted Sep 13, 2004
Definition of a good band?
Good Charlotte
Green Day
Nirvana
- to name but a few.
Definition of a "Good Band"
Steve K. Posted Sep 13, 2004
Hmmm, my post was tongue-in-cheek, but seriously ...
The polls at vh1.com have been compiled into a little book with results for "The Best ...". Here are some examples:
70's Band: Led Zeppelin
80's Band or Artist: Madonna
90's Band: Nirvana
Pop Group: The Beatles
I don't see a 60's Band entry, but The Beatles are probably a lock for that.
My own taste runs to the more humorous (eccentric?): Dire Straits, Bare Naked Ladies, Todd Snider, Asylum Street Spankers, Brian Setzer ...
Definition of a "Good Band"
Shaz Posted Sep 20, 2004
Yeah, Dire Straits are brill. Walk of Life, Romeo and Juliet and Money For Nothing are good tracks I know of.
My own taste in music-
Iron Maiden
GC (above)
Green Day
Evanescence
The Watch (my school band)
Guns 'n' Roses
Nightwish
Dashboard Confessional
Seether
InMe
I'm pretty much into rock and punk and a hell of a lot of other stuff. GC should've been in there.
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