Hey guys,
This is a little bit like Jesse Gunn's top 100 efedders, but it's a music alternative. I want you to list your top 15 songs of all time. I say 15 because I really want this list to be extensive. If 10 people reply, then that means I'll have 150 songs and I'll be able to get a more realistic top 100. I'm only posting this here because I only want to know what EFK's top 100 songs of all time are, so copy the following, and reply in the thread. I'll give it long enough for everyone to do this and get their favourites in, then I will compile the list.
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Cheers,
Rob!
1. Given to Fly - Pearl Jam
2. Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam
3. Man in the box - Alice in Chains
4. Pants - here comes the mummies
5. Voices - Chris Young
6. Shameless - Garth Brooks
7. Lithium - Nirvana
8. My Immortal - Evanscence
9. If heaven ain't alot like Dixie - Hank Williams Jr
10. I'm over you - Keith Whitley
11. Jeremy - Pearl Jam
12. Rain King - Counting Crows
13. Paint it Black - Rolling Stones
14. Beast of Burden - Rolling Stones
15. Fortunate Son - CCR.
1. Amazing Grace
2. Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
3. Man In The Box - Alice In Chains
4. You Were Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson
5. The Man In Black - Johnny Cash
6. Whip It - Devo
7. Seven Nation Army - White Stripes
8. Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
9. Layla - Derek & The Dominoes
10. Lost Highway - Hank Williams
11. Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden
12. Enter Sandman - Metallica
13. The Mountain Song - Jane's Addiction
14. Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
15. Lorelei - Styx
1. Snuff - Slipknot
2. Another Way To Die - Disturbed
3. Halo - Machine Head
4. Now I Lay Thee Down - Machine Head
5. Dear God - Avenged Sevenfold
6. Fade To Black - Metallica
7. Do It Or Die - Die Mannequin
8. The Bleeding - Five Finger Death Punch
9. Cassie - Flyleaf
10. Closer - Lacuna Coil
11. Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne
12. Judith - A Perfect Circle
13. S.O.S (Anything But Love) - Apocalyptica ft. Cristina Scabbia
14. Inside The Fire - Disturbed
15. Polly - Nirvana
Here are mind, just for reference. No reason why I can't post mine too :P
1. Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
2. Massive Attack - Angel
3. The Beatles - When I'm Sixty-Four
4. Radiohead - Paranoid Android
5. The Doors - The End
6. Jimi Hendrix - Hey Joe
7. Sonic Youth - Hey Joni
8. Oasis - Wonderwall
9. Massive Attack - Unfinished Symphony
10. The Smiths - Bigmouth Strikes Again
11. The Kinks - Sunday Afternoon
12. Amazing Grace
13. Alexi Murdoch - All My Days
14. David Gray - Babylon
15. Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine
Im thinking we all either smoke pot, or have smoked pot... the musical tastes so far definately seem to have a basic herbal influence.
1. Mysterious Girl - Peter Andre
2. Mama - Spice Girls
3. Bye Bye Bye - N*Sync
4. Backstreet's Back - Backstreet Boys
5. Never Ever - All Saints
6. That's Not My Name - Ting Tings
7. Everything The Kooks Ever Recorded - The Kooks
8. Naked - Louise
9. Loco-Motion - Kylie Mingue
10. 5, 6, 7, 8 -Steps
11. Let's Get Ready To Rumble - PJ & Duncan
12. That Rap Song That Keith & Shane Out Of Boyzone Did (Seriously, if you don't remember it look it up) - Keith & Shane Out Of Boyzone
13. Love Me For A Reason - Boyzone
14. Chico Time - Chico
15. Ice Ice Baby - Jedward
What? Russ asked me to post his list for him ;)
Off the top of my head I'd go
1. Grace - Jeff Buckley
2. Plug In Baby - Muse
3. Liberate The Illiterate/A Mong Among Mingers - Biffy Clyro
4. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover - Paul Simon
5. Photosynthesis - Frank Turner
6. Lithium - Nirvana
7. Come Pick Me Up - Ryan Adams
8. Break On Through (To The Other Side) - The Doors
9. The Grudge - Tool
10. Freedom - Rage Against The Machine
11. One Arm Scissor - At The Drive In
12. A Day In The LIfe - The Beatles
13. Dazed & Confused - Led Zeppelin
14. Let's All Make Believe - Oasis
15. 99 Problems - Jay-Z
After much debate and a lot of consideration, plus a little help from Random.org, here is my list
1 The Freshman- The Verve Pipe
2 La Bamba- Richie Valens
3 Minerva- Deftones
4 Pepper- The Butthole Surfers
5 This Could Be Love- Alkaline Trio
6 Human- Skye Sweetnam
7 Girls Not Grey- AFI
8 Lagrimas- JD Natasha
9 Mea Cuelpa- Enigma
10 The Kids Aren't Alright- The Offspring
11 The Dolphins Cry- Live
12 The Thunder Rolls- Garth Brooks
13 White Rabbit- Jefferson Airplane
14 Maria Maria- Santana
15 Lithium- Nirvana
1. Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
2. Burn - Mad at Gravity
3. Jeremy - Pearl Jam
4. The Writings on the Wall - The Tea Party
5. Bloodwork - 36 Crazyfists
6. Everlong - Foo Fighters
7. Poets - The Tragically Hip
8. Heart of the City - The Arkells
9. No Leaf Clover - Metallica
10. Wheat Kings - The Tragically Hip
11. Ether - Nothingface
12. Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
13. Drive - Incubus
14. Spirit of the Radio - Rush
15. Bandoliers - Them Crooked Vultures
Eh, I'm not too confident in my list making abilities, but it's something. I'll at least put in some non-modern songs that I think deserve some tribute. I'll use mostly mainstream examples since it's the closest thing I can to not being too biased. So, not my favorite, just a few that are particularly good from a significant band/significant.
1. Helter Skelter - The Beatles
2. Night On Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky
3. Wearing And Tearing - Led Zepplin
4. Raining Blood - Slayer
5. Bitches Brew - Miles Davis
6. Also sprach Zarathustra - Richard Strauss
7. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath(simply for cultural significance)
8. Day In the Life - The Beatles
9. O Fortuna - Carl Orff(albeit highly bastardized in our modern society)
10. Moonsongs - Thinking Plague (Eh, I have to include at least one of "my type" of music for self indulgence. Gorgeous epic)
11. Crossroads - Robert Johnson
12. Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
13. Baba O'Reily - The Who
14. Flight of The Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsokov(God, a lot of the more creative songs in classical are bastardized... saw it on a fucking Nasonex commercial just because it had a stupid fucking bee in it.)
15. Funeral March - Chopin(albeit wayyyy to well known for how it was sped up in cartoons)
Odd mismatch but eh...
1. home Sweet home Motley crue
2. Stair Way to haven- Led Zepland
3.little girls by onigo bonigo
4.sharona by the knack
5.Thunder Rolls Garth Brooks
6.pruple rain Prince
7.when doves cry Prince
8.Bezzaleboss Ten D
9.Waking the Demon- Bullet for my vlaentine
10.the call matt kenon
11.Pry For you- Jerad and the long road to love
12.Bad Romance Lady gaga
13.all the small things blink 182
14.Big Meanie Eminem
15. still dre- Dr Dre
1. Rooftops-Lost Prophets
2. The Consequence-You Me At Six
3. Smells like teen spirit-Nirvana
4. Hallelujah-Paramore
5. Somewhere I Belong-Linkin Park
6. I write sins not tragedies-Panic at the Disco
7. Running up that hill-Placebo
8. Always-Saliva
9. Burn Burn-Lost Prophets
10. Minority- Green Day
11. Little Lion Man-Mumford and Sons
12. Rockstar-Nickelback
13. Mr.Brightside-The Killers
14. Predictable-Good Charlotte
15. Tourniquet-Evanescence
1. "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
2. "Juicy" by Notorious B.I.G
3. "Hurt" by Johnny Cash
4. "Sweet Child o' Mine" by Guns n Roses
5. "Still DRE" by Dr. Dre
6. "Dont Stop Believing" by Journey
7. "I Hung My Head" by Johnny Cash
8. "Doesn't Remind Me" by Audioslave
9. "Man in the Box" by Alice in Chains
10. "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood
11. "Paradise City" by Guns n Roses
12. "Hey Joe" by Jimi Hendriz
13. "Gin and Juice" by Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg
14. "Crying" by Aerosmith
15. "Lose Yourself" by Eminem
The only order these are in is the order I found them on my iTunes library, lol.
1. All Star - Smash Mouth
2. Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns 'N' Roses
3. Rock Lobster - The B-52's
4. Dare You To Move - Switchfoot
5. Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven
6. Kryptonite - 3 Doors Down
7. For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield
8. Carried Me - Jeremy Camp
9. The Ballad of the Green Berets - Sgt. Barry Sadler
10. The Current - Blue Man Group feat. Gavin Rossdale
11. I'm the Scat Man - Scat Man John
12. Dragostea Din Tei - O-Zone
13. Cats in the Cradle - Harry Chapin
14. Wild Montana Skies - John Denver
15. Uptown Girl - Billy Joel
...I've only begun to scratch the surface. :(
In no particular order
1. Smashing Pumpkins â€" 1979
2. Nirvana â€" The Man Who Sold the World (David Bowie cover)
3. The White Stripes â€" Fell in Love With a Girl
4. Tool â€" Pushit
5. A Perfect Circle â€" 3 Libras
6. Deerhunter â€" Never Stops
7. Led Zeppelin â€" When the Levee Breaks
8. The Beatles â€" Happiness is a Warm Gun
9. The Kinks â€" Do You Remember Walter?
10. Sonic Youth â€" Teen Age Riot
11. Radiohead â€" Fake Plastic Trees
12. Broken Social Scene - Almost Crimes
13. Modest Mouse â€" 3rd Planet
14. Pink Floyd â€" Wish You Were Here
15. Wilco - Radio Cure
Good luck with this Rob, I don’t think there will be any real unanimous song that everyone loves or has in there top 15. But have fun!
I think eventually there will be a pattern of songs appearing on most peoples lists :)
No Particular order here.
1. One by Metallica
2. Sweet Child o Mine by Guns in Roses
3. Cowboys from Hell by Pantera
4. Man in the Box by Alice in Chains
5. Bullet with Butterflywings by Smashing Pumpkins
6. Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers
7. Shoots n Ladders by Korn
8. Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
9. Longview by Green Day
10. When Doves Cry by Prince
11. Still Dre by Dr. Dre
12. Hit Em up by Tupac
13. Ether by Nas
14. Make Em say Ugh by Master P
15. Bad to the Bone by George Througood
And many more.
Bands with a particularly good showing so far - Guns n Roses, Smashing Pumpkins, Dr Dre and Eminem
Nice to see love for Dr. Dre....amazing musical mind.
Quote from: Rob on July 24, 2010, 04:03:25 PM
Bands with a particularly good showing so far - Guns n Roses, Smashing Pumpkins, Dr Dre and Eminem
What a depressing statement.
The 'avoid' list for everyone else, no particular order...
1. Semi Precious Weapons by Semi Precious Weapons
2. Civil War by Guns N Roses
3. The Kill by 30 Seconds To Mars
4. Paparazzi by Lady GaGa
5. Her Hair Is On Fire by Semi Precious Weapons
6. Leave Your Pretty To Me by Semi Precious Weapons
7. Autumnsong by The Manic Street Preachers
8. Send Away The Tigers by The Manic Street Preachers
9. Bad Romance by Lady GaGa
10. Throw Yourself Away by Nickelback
11. 4am by Our Lady Peace
12. Second Chance by Shinedown
13. Simple Man by Shinedown (Lynyrd Skynyrd Cover)
14. Sticky With Champagne by Semi Precious Weapons
15. Rock 'n' Roll Never Looked So Beautiful by Semi Precious Weapons
Quote from: Timception on July 24, 2010, 04:18:35 PM
What a depressing statement.
Dr. Dre > gay indy bands
This almost feels like one of those moments in high school where someone is told their opinion is wrong...
The first post Rob made said to list OUR top 15 songs. So if these are the songs people feel are in their top 15, then I don't think there's a real reason to nitpick. Not everyone listens to such a wide variety of music, as you make it seem, so you're going to get people with different tastes listing off THEIR top 15 songs. THEIR top 15. Not the top 15 songs that had the most significant cultural impact throughout the history of the world.
I could have listed songs that would be found in other peoples top 15, but that wouldn't be the truth.
The thread was about our personal favorite songs, which we've posted. Not cultural. If it was based on cultural, Smells Like Teen Spirit would be #1 as it was THE most cultural moving song of the last 20 years. No song changed music more than that one.
No, I think for the fact we're doing this to compile songs for a bigger list, one that will represent the whole community, we should stretch out a little.
I'm not saying I'm more cultural or better than anybody else. Even my knowledge of what I chose to include is limited. However, I chose things that I could imagine would make selective other members of the community nod their head and say "I could see that" or at least things I could argue to the point where people would nod their head, and say the same. Furthermore, That's why we have a community. I am not a fan of hip-hop, but I can't dismiss hip-hop as an illegitimate genre. Same goes for Reggae, etc. That's why the concept of this list is beautiful. It's a community getting together, and finding common ground, including things other members can't, advantages in numbers. But, I mean, look at like Hondo's list. That had everything from Amazing Grace to Soundgarden.
Even if he did phrase it as "Your top 15", it's really a way to try to assemble songs together for a bigger list. I'm not criticizing anybody's taste, I'm just saying, it's going to be a shitty list if we include things that are only "fresh off the presses" or are relatively unheard of. I only included Moonsongs as a representative of Rock In Opposition/Avant-Rock which is an unheard of yet highly developed, and legit genre. Notice, however, it's the only I included because it's relatively unheard of.
I didn't flood my list with Magma, Ruins, Gong, etc. Because they are personal favorites, not something that I could imagine would be worthy of being accumulated to a larger list.
Quote from: Cory on July 24, 2010, 04:49:58 PM
Dr. Dre > Guns N Roses, Eminem, and Smashing Pumpkins
fixed to something I'll agree to.
Cliff it clearly says post your top 15 favourite songs, which means, post your top 15 favourite songs, and everyone else has posted their top 15 favourite songs, lol.
PS: I have my own taste in music and my own favourite songs. The fact you even suggest that list is to impress someone who doesn't even post here actually pisses me off a bit... I like that music, so I post it. I'm not not contributing this simply because it doesn't please Cliff the Almighty. Twat.
Quote from: Timception on July 24, 2010, 05:33:11 PM
fixed to something I'll agree to.
Ill agree to that, as well as the indy band statement.
And to Cliff, tho they might be covers, isn't it best 'song'? Which wont just be who wrote the song, but also include the musical performance that goes along with it. Most rap songs have ghostwritten lyrics, but you will only hear "Snoop Dogg" as the artist.
If it's any consolation Cliff, I tried not to let it all be JUST my favorites, but favorites that others could potentially agree upon. Trust me, if it was just my favorites irregardless, you'd have seen mostly Christian music, Linkin Park, and Blue Man Group.
Quote from: Cory on July 24, 2010, 05:58:32 PM
Ill agree to that, as well as the indy band statement.
And to Cliff, tho they might be covers, isn't it best 'song'? Which wont just be who wrote the song, but also include the musical performance that goes along with it. Most rap songs have ghostwritten lyrics, but you will only hear "Snoop Dogg" as the artist.
Fair point. I think the best thing though is to attribute both original, and best performance if possible.
Quote from: Russaholic on July 24, 2010, 05:52:40 PM
Cliff it clearly says post your top 15 favourite songs, which means, post your top 15 favourite songs, and everyone else has posted their top 15 favourite songs, lol.
PS: I have my own taste in music and my own favourite songs. The fact you even suggest that list is to impress someone who doesn't even post here actually pisses me off a bit... I like that music, so I post it. I'm not not contributing this simply because it doesn't please Cliff the Almighty. Twat.
Russ, you really don't have to listen to what I'm trying to say, if you don't want to. I don't want to argue you over it. I can safely confirm there is no such thing as the almighty Cliff. I deeply respect you as a human being, and an RPer. You're a funny, intelligent, talented, and respectable e-fedder. Who, fairly enough, has accomplishments, and contributions to this game that far exceed myself.
However, your list was bogus. 45% of it felt at least there was some sort of musical link/theme, even with limited scope. The rest was a flavor of the month sideshow act for Gaga fangirls/boys. NOBODY likes Semi-Precious Weapons for any other reason. It's a harsh pill to swallow, but it's a fact. By your "top 15 favorites" it could very easily be considered "your top 15 favorites to go on the list". If you're going to put on 8 things by the same band, one of which from an academic, influential, journalistic, or general popularity perspective has relatively no impact on music at all, then you are not contributing to the list, or topic, at all.
Please, for God's sakes, save yourself, pull your head out of the sand. I am just three months nearing the permanent end of my e-fedding "career". As much as I love this game, and the people in it, I have personally grown bitter, and often self destructive, in my personal life. because of my inability to build a reasonable life around my obsession with it. Not a fault of the game, but mine for refusing to see the world beyond it for so many years, and fucking up my life.
You're just going to college now, Russ. This COULD be the prime of your life. If you're not going out and exploring new things just a little, and relying on online friends as your only source of music, or opinions of the arts in general. Even if you do, e-fedders aren't the only online community, and Laura isn't the only e-fedder. Your list, with few exceptions, read EXACTLY like I would imagine Laura's list reading if she did one. Two human beings don't just coincidentally start liking all of the same things exactly the same way. Unless one is lonely, and the other is under the illusion that he's going to get laid off it.
I can guarantee you there is no way I see this situation working any other way. I don't think Laura is a bad person, by any stretch. However, I think she finds comfort in having somebody to agree with her. It's one thing if you're doing that, but if it's dictating your entire taste in music, movies, and all things... Good God, you're missing out on more of the world than I am, and I'm fucking pathetic.
Go out and educate yourself on music. Even in the "pop" genre you covered practically no ground by just listing the same thing six hundred times. If you like Semi-Precious Weapons then fine, you like "that type of music". Why not explore "pop" deeper? What about Cher or Stevie Wonder or Madonna or Michael Jackson or Elton John? Four of them I hate, and the other I find listenable but am impartial to, but at least, if you like "that type of music" you can always get into what they're doing. Fuck, maybe even try some Bowie. Don't you even realize how badly you're wasting your time?
I'm sorry if it makes me a hypocrite, or a dickhead, or petty... But somebody has to fucking say it, Russ. If you're not going to contribute a real list then don't bother putting up a list at all. There is so much ground we're not covering from Beethoven to Led Zeppelin that you are just flat out ignoring. You're NOT getting laid by doing this, please, for God's sakes, retain a shred of dignity.
In fact, if you look hard enough, you can apply that intelligence and wit to impress a girl who A) You'll actually meet, and B) Won't force you to be a completely castrated poser with your life. They're all around you, Russ, and they're wonderful. Try going out a Saturday night here, and there, you are a fucking adult, man. You can drive. Save a little money. Get a part time job if you need a little more. Fucking Christ man, you're a young, funny, intelligent human being. It's not as hard as you think. I guarantee you, as somebody who has been labeled very seriously clinically insane, it's done for me than any of the doctor's brain drugs could ever do. You realize how many years late I had to wait to realize this?
Most of all, you can do all of this while retaining a friendship with Laura, if you try hard enough. I maintained a friendship with her for awhile, and until I really REALLY started tearing into Gaga, it was fine. You don't even have to stop liking "that kind of music" just use it as a platform to heighten your perspective on things NOT hinder your perspective on things, and blind you to the wonderful and vast world around you. Millions of artists bleed for this opportunity to gain your attention.
Anyway, zooming away from the point, I want to make it abundantly clear that I never EVER thought for one second I was a superior human being to you, and I never thought I was the universal law. If you haven't been thanked for the undertaking in arranging, and putting together the Experts tournament, I'd like to personally thank you. That tournament MADE my ADL character, and therefore is the reason for most of my non-TFWF fanbase. I could not do it without the hard work, and effort, that you put into this game. You afforded the time to us, and we're grateful. In fact, the entire e-fed world is grateful for your hard work, and care to this game.
Now, back to the actual point since I let myself stray a little. Russ, if you decide to reply to this, please do so in the Joust. If you do so, I will not respond or read the thread. You have two choices: Ignore what I say, or listen to what I say. I am not going to debate it, I don't need to debate it. Lets get back to the fucking list ok. It's a fantastic idea from Rob, and if used right, could be a way to bring our community more together.
Quote from: AlexK on July 24, 2010, 06:46:10 PM
If it's any consolation Cliff, I tried not to let it all be JUST my favorites, but favorites that others could potentially agree upon. Trust me, if it was just my favorites irregardless, you'd have seen mostly Christian music, Linkin Park, and Blue Man Group.
Alex, that's exactly the point. You took sources from the music you liked, and picked and elitized. People on this forums will be able to pick a few, and the fact that it relates to multiple people brings bonding in the community. There was absolutely nothing wrong with what you did because you brought out a somewhat eclectic list of things, many of which could be individually traced to influencing a genre/mindset in music. Nothing you did is wrong in my eyes.
Quote from: Cory on July 24, 2010, 05:58:32 PM
Ill agree to that, as well as the indy band statement.
And to Cliff, tho they might be covers, isn't it best 'song'? Which wont just be who wrote the song, but also include the musical performance that goes along with it. Most rap songs have ghostwritten lyrics, but you will only hear "Snoop Dogg" as the artist.
i take pride in knowing that my music taste wasn't derived from my excessive suckling at the MTV teat. Congrats on being told what to like by hipsters you put down publicly yet apparently idolize privately. :)
As apparently my list was fake according to Cliff, please delete it.
Good luck with the rest of this topic...
Cliff dude you are way out of line with your post, I rarely come on the music board but I wanted to contribute cause Rob is doing a hell of a job here and I see your post tearing into russ. You bring efedding, outside people and stupid comments into a thread that didn't deserve it. It was Russ's opinion and while you may not agree, you had no right to tear into him or anyone else list just because you didnt think they were culturally significant.
I'll admit I totally missed the 'of all time' and just took it to be favourite songs, and yeah I can 100% accept lady gaga and semi precious weapons are NOT the greatest of all time... but still, that was an unecessary attack Cliff.
First of all, I hate you Rob for making me compile such a small list of 15. Second of all, why are people throwing tantrums on this topic that has 1000000 worded paragraphs in them? It's your top 15 songs. These that I list are for sure in my Top 100... though I doubt I'll have many that agree with me. It was damn hard to narrow it down and I refuse to number them 1-15 cause I'm a hater. And I'm sure as soon as I post this, I will think of something that just HAD to be on my list. Bastard.
Hurt--Johnny Cash
Smooth Criminal--Alien Ant Farm
Help!--The Beatles
Satisfaction--Benny Benassi
Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing--Chris Isaak
Fuck The Other Side--The Dunk Ryders and Trick Daddy
Boyz-N-The-Hood--Dynamite Hack
Fuck The World--Insane Clown Posse
Get Up--James Brown
Voodoo Child--Jimi Hendrix
Wanna Be A Baller--Lil' Troy
Break Stuff--Limp Bizkit
Big Poppa--Notorious B.I.G.
Mad World--Roland Orzabel
Swagga Like Us--T.I., Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Lil' Wayne
There. Happy? >:(
Now everyone can read my list and say "Well, that explains it."
That long as post was some bullshit.
It's Russ's TOP 15 SONGS that he prefers. If you don't like it, oh well. No need to go on a f'n rant dude because YOU don't like what he put.
I'll go back and edit mine to be 15 pearl jam songs.. and I could rattle off 15 PJ songs that I love JUST as much as the ones I listed.
Quote from: Maddox Nosnam on July 24, 2010, 10:03:23 PM
That long as post was some bullshit.
From the OP
"I want you to list your top 15 songs of all time" Keyword is "your".
It's Russ's TOP 15 SONGS that he prefers. If you don't like it, oh well. No need to go on a f'n rant dude because YOU don't like what he put.
I'll go back and edit mine to be 15 pearl jam songs.. and I could rattle off 15 PJ songs that I love JUST as much as the ones I listed.
I just don't want Russ to forget that he's not posting here for anybody but who is here in this community. One song from them would have been ok, but fifty was a bit much. If you want to contribute to the thread, read what it's about, and don't use it for a tacky excuse for you to yell "HEY, I LIKE SEMI-PRECIOUS WEAPONS!!!"
I only bring up Laura, because this is like is not the first post of yours on forums that I've seen that says "HEY I LIKE SEMI-PRECIOUS WEAPONS!!! LOOK LAURA!!!", and including the fact you use the guy from it as your picbase, which again seems like a plea for attention in the same sense. This was not a mindless shot at either of them, more my personal annoyance that Russ's entire list was comprised entirely to be cool for somebody who isn't even posting here. It's incredibly annoying and counterproductive. If it was simply one or even two listings of the bands songs it'd be one thing, but to take over 50% of the list is just mindless pimping, and taking away the heart of the thread.
We get it, but it doesn't help this thread at all. If you're going to post a top 15, at least, some variety, or something anybody else actually posting here can try to relate to(and you did for a large portion of the list, but it's hard to pay attention/take seriously when it's stuck between the same band name). i know I post things that are "weird" and get little response, but at least that's with the purpose of vainly expanding the communities mindset. I don't even mind his flirting, as long as it's not hijacking other threads which serve productive purposes.
As for Maddox, calm down, ok. Christ, I know we were arguing in the thread about the Mummies, but you were continually bumping it. I've been harsh. I'm just saying, I like your picks, just... I don't know, there's a lot of time and genre out there, and I want people to recognize it.
P.S. apologize to any newer guys who may feel intimidated by my topic. I was extremely excessive, and I don't want it to be a reason not to contribute. I am very open minded, even if I have my harsh moments. I'm a harsh critic, but, opinions are opinions, and if you feel the need to disagree, I won't think any less of any of you for it. Even if I'm very elaborate, etc., and sometimes aggressive in my replies.
Harry Chapin - Cat's In The Cradle
Flogging Molly - If I Ever Leave This World Alive
Labi Siffre - Something Inside So Strong
They Might Be Giants - Birdhouse In Your Soul
T-Rex - Children Of The Revolution
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Ella Fitzgerald - Paper Moon
Shakira - Estoy Aqui
Pogues - Thousands Are Sailing
Lord Of The Dance
Fields Of Athenrye
Five Man Electrical Band -Signs
Elton John - Crocodile Rock
Sawdoctors - N17
Note to Cliff - I would gladly include O Fortuna, Vivaldi's Spring, just about anything from Tchaikovski but I consider that sort of thing "music" but not so muc "song" (even though O Fortuna of course has vocals). Furthermore I would even further bastardize it by chosing it as Randy Orton's theme song.
I don't know. I mean, O Fortuna is an individual movement of Carmina Burana. Even if classical music works entirely different with labeling I think it's safe to say a movement is a song even if it doesn't utilize the same level/formula of repetition. Glad though to see another classical fan, I personally have a fondness for Tschaikowsky as well.
I'm almost wondering though if we should change this to "Top 100 Rock songs" since it is what the community is most acquainted with, myself included.
Quote from: Fnord on July 24, 2010, 09:58:21 PM
Hurt--Johnny Cash
Smooth Criminal--Alien Ant Farm
Big Poppa--Notorious B.I.G.
I love you, Fnord.
Quote from: Drama Queen on July 25, 2010, 12:01:02 AM
Note to Cliff - I would gladly include O Fortuna, Vivaldi's Spring, just about anything from Tchaikovski but I consider that sort of thing "music" but not so muc "song" (even though O Fortuna of course has vocals). Furthermore I would even further bastardize it by chosing it as Randy Orton's theme song.
Quote from: E. Il Ehksahlijoruh on July 25, 2010, 12:18:44 AM
I'm almost wondering though if we should change this to "Top 100 Rock songs" since it is what the community is most acquainted with, myself included.
That's pretty much why I left classical off. Then again, I guess I also assumed that it was going to be lists filled with mainly Rock songs. Maybe what we need is to get another thread going for Classical music to show the appreciation for it on it's own level. And even though Tchaikovski is good, I more so enjoy Prokofiev, Ravel, Rachmaninoff and Mahler....
Quote from: Timception on July 24, 2010, 08:01:16 PM
i take pride in knowing that my music taste wasn't derived from my excessive suckling at the MTV teat. Congrats on being told what to like by hipsters you put down publicly yet apparently idolize privately. :)
I donno man, you don't know what I listen too. I mean, fair point to my rock side, most of the songs I listen too are generic, but as far as raps concerned, I listen to at least 85% of unknown or local guys from around here, 10% of stuff from the 90's, and only maybe 5% thats featured in popular culture today.
Quote from: Rob on July 23, 2010, 06:08:43 PM
Hey guys,
This is a little bit like Jesse Gunn's top 100 efedders, but it's a music alternative. I want you to list your top 15 songs of all time. I say 15 because I really want this list to be extensive. If 10 people reply, then that means I'll have 150 songs and I'll be able to get a more realistic top 100. I'm only posting this here because I only want to know what EFK's top 100 songs of all time are, so copy the following, and reply in the thread. I'll give it long enough for everyone to do this and get their favourites in, then I will compile the list.
Rob!
See Cliff, the thread starter ROB said list YOUR top 15 songs of all time, not what songs cliff deems awesome enough to be on the list. So if Russ wants to mention the theme from twilight, the soundtrack to ninja turtles or barney's i love you..he can do it, without you resorting to bring up personal stuff like the Laura crap, talking down to him and at the same time giving him back handed compliments about his efedding skill, or any of that shit you just pulled. This thread isnt about your musical tastes, or what you deem should be on anyone's list because like you said its a matter of opinion, Rob never asked why you consider them your favorites just to list them.
You know what, I'm done. Think what you like Cliff, if you think it's an attention plea to someone who doesn't even post here then fine, you think that. If you can't accept that just possibly I might be able to think for myself and might have my own opinions on music, then that's fine. Shows what a sad little man you are. Arguing with you's like trying to get the Pope to convert to Islam, so I've learnt to just let you win and maybe you can sit on your own and give yourself a little fist pump or something while the rest of us actually get on with enjoying the community and not running blindly into things throwing our unwanted opinions all over the place.
Sorry Rob, hopefully you can understand the frustration...
*slaps forehead*
Why did this have to turn into a massive heated discussion.
I thought people would be mature enough not to post snide remarks about others music tastes. I foolishly expected everyone to be that mature.
If you have a suggestion on how to improve my task, then PRIVATE MESSAGES ME. Don't cause unnecessary drama on here.
Okay I'm putting my Mod hat on now.
You have something to say about someones music taste? Bite your tongue.
You have something to say about my idea? Bite your tongue.
Basically, I don't want any more NEGATIVE posting on this thread. Cliff, I'm laying down the law here. I've been trying my absolute hardest to get everyone on the forums to be comfortable with posting in these music forums without it being shot down. I'm pissed off beyond belief that within a night you've shot down eveyrthing I've been trying for.
With that being said, this is now a list of Top Bands, simply because of the altering in Songs. However, please continue to post your 15 songs because there is something I want to do with Songs at the end of this.
Thanks,
Rob.
Quote from: Cory on July 25, 2010, 12:41:11 AM
I donno man, you don't know what I listen too. I mean, fair point to my rock side, most of the songs I listen too are generic, but as far as raps concerned, I listen to at least 85% of unknown or local guys from around here, 10% of stuff from the 90's, and only maybe 5% thats featured in popular culture today.
Local = indie. so you listen to gay stuff apparently.
i expect a formal retraction of your previous insult :)
so its now top 15 bands? Ug...this is...weird.
1. Radiohead
2. The White Stripes
3. Tool
4. The Kinks
5. Deerhunter
6. Broken Social Scene
7. The Black Keys
8. Pinback
9. Led Zeppelin
10. The Beatles
11. Sonic Youth
12. Spoon
13. Japandroids
14. Stone Temple Pilots
15. The Strokes
If it's top 15 bands... I'd have to totally change my list up. Is that what it is now?
Quote from: Timception on July 25, 2010, 12:33:37 PM
Local = indie. so you listen to gay stuff apparently.
i expect a formal retraction of your previous insult :)
I used indy bands in referece to the indy rock that you listen too, as rap is predominatly 'artist' , not a band. I see the comparison, and my statements a tad hypcrital, but I listen to a lot of non mainstream rap, but I CANT stand indy rock, and thats what I referrred to comparing with Dr. Dre. (ala most of the bands in your top 20 list in your signature)
Anyho
Top 15 Bands/Artists
1. Lynyrd Skynyrd
2. Johnny Cash
3. Alice in Chains
4. Dr. Dre
5. Snoop Dogg
6. The Notorious B.I.G
7. Gun n Roses (w/Slash)
8. Method Man (circa Wu-Tang Clan)
9. Eminem
10. Audioslave
11. Red Hot Chili Peppers
12. Ice Cube
13. The Offspring
14. KiD CuDi
15. Kayne West (crica 2000-2004)
Quote from: Rob on July 25, 2010, 04:59:52 AM
Okay I'm putting my Mod hat on now.
You have something to say about someones music taste? Bite your tongue.
You have something to say about my idea? Bite your tongue.
Basically, I don't want any more NEGATIVE posting on this thread. Cliff, I'm laying down the law here. I've been trying my absolute hardest to get everyone on the forums to be comfortable with posting in these music forums without it being shot down. I'm pissed off beyond belief that within a night you've shot down eveyrthing I've been trying for.
With that being said, this is now a list of Top Bands, simply because of the altering in Songs. However, please continue to post your 15 songs because there is something I want to do with Songs at the end of this.
Thanks,
Rob.
Read the bolded. He still wants the top 15 songs cuz he's doing something with this.
Quote from: Ash Bombay on July 25, 2010, 01:53:14 PM
Read the bolded. He still wants the top 15 songs cuz he's doing something with this.
Yeah, listen to the guy that actually paid attention! The top bands will be based off your top songs and there is something I have in mind for the top songs overall!
Yeah, but my list of top songs is way different than my list of top bands. >:(
Doesn't matter Fnord. Stop fucking the thread up. Unfortunately I wasn't here to stop all the pissing from last night. I'm here to stop this one though. :)
Quote from: Fnord on July 25, 2010, 02:11:30 PM
Yeah, but my list of top songs is way different than my list of top bands. >:(
just do two different fucking lists..one with top 15 bands, and one with top 15 songs..its simple enough.
Quote from: Rob on July 25, 2010, 02:14:18 PM
Doesn't matter Fnord. Stop fucking the thread up. Unfortunately I wasn't here to stop all the pissing from last night. I'm here to stop this one though. :)
Look, I was just stating that my list of bands and songs are different. No need to swear at me and talk down to me. Sorry I even participated. Erase my list from this thread. I'm done.
Bands
1. Sublime
2. Sex Pistols
3. Beatles
4. Led Zepplin
5. 311
6. Green Day
7. White Stripes
8. Blink 182
9. Nirvana
10. Guns N Roses
11. Metallica
12. Reel Big Fish
13. Bob Marley
14. Aerosmith
15. Caramelos de Cianuro (you guys obviously don't know who they are but they are one my faves)
Songs:
1. Santeria by Sublime
2. Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
3. Across the Universe by The Beatles
4. Beautiful Disaster by 311
5. Mad World (Cover) by Evergreen Terrace
6. Redemption Song by Bob Marley
7. Amazing by Aerosmith
8. Enter Sandman by Metallica
9. All Apologies by Nirvana
10. Scarlet Begonias by Grateful Dead
11. November Rain by GnR
12. Stairway to Heaven by Led Zepplin
13. Whats my Age again by Blink 182
14. Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton
15. Paranoid by Black Sabbath
regardless how culturally impactful they are, whether you think my choices are crap those are my choices.
Thank you Gary.
Fnord, quit being a child about it, okay? I made one simple request out-lined in my original post. I really don't see what the problem is and why you've got to suddenly start crying because somebody has said something that hasn't gone your way. I will be using your post and your list is exactly what I want.
This about which songs are in the top 100 by each band. It's not about your favourite band, that doesn't concern me in this thing I'm doing. It's the most popular bands based on songs and the most popular songs.
Meh. I rarely listen to more then the singles by bands...so I don't have favorites...
1. Wonderwall - Oasis
2. Down Under - Men at Work
3. Airplanes - B.o.B, Hallie Williams
4. Shackler's Revenge - Guns N Roses
5. Lazy Eye - Silversun Pick-ups(or something)
6. The Good Left Undone - Rise Against
7. Slide - Goo Goo Dolls
8. Black Balloon - Goo Goo Dolls
9. Let It Go - 3 Doors Down
10. Radiate - Puddle of Mudd
11. The Strength to Go On - Rise Against
12. No Rain - Blind Melons
13. Barenaked Ladies - Falling For the First Time
14. Rascal Flatts - What Hurts the Most
15. On a Boat - Lonely Island
Not in any order.
1. "Don't Believe a Word" by Thin Lizzy - Raised on this genre of music by my dad, one of the songs that really stuck out for me.
2. "Pale Blue Eyes" by The Velvet Underground - Love it, nothing else needs saying.
3. "Red at Night" by The Gaslight Anthem - Its a cover, and probably not deserving of going on a 'greatest ever' list, but i've been listening to it constantly for the last two years or so and i haven't tired of it yet.
4. "Where Is My Mind?" by Pixies - Nothing to say about, just really like it.
5. "Peace Frog" by The Doors - Blend of Blues with the organ, and Morrisons voice, just works for me.
6. "Rising Force" by Yngwie Malmsteen - The song that got me interested in Hard Rock and still my favourite.
7. "Superstition" by Stevie Wonder - Most infectious song ever, i can't keep still when this song plays.
8. "Have You Ever Seen The Rain?" by Creedence Clearwater Revival - I love Fogerty's vocals, classic 70's song.
9. "Darkness, Darkness" by The Youngbloods - Not a fan of the rest of their work, but i adore this song.
10. "Born Under A Bad Sign" by Albert King - Just a great blues song.
11. "Can't Stand Me Now" by The Libertines - I usually get bored of these kind of songs, but this one has stuck.
12. "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd - Epic. That is all, bit of an obvious this one though heh.
13. "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" by Daft Punk - Some of the interchanges in rhythm/beat are great.
14. "Lithium" by Nirvana - I was obsessed with this song as a teenager, still think its brilliant.
15. "Dinosaurs Will Die" by NOFX - The greatest song ever written. Heh, purely nostalgic, up-beat choice. My favourite song through-out my teen years.
1. Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way
2. Foo Fighters - Everlong
3. Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
4. Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off
5. Sixpence None the Richer - Kiss Me
6. Jose Gonzales - Heartbeats
7. Mumford and Sons - Sigh No More
8. Natalie Imbruglia - Torn
9. Chicane - Saltwater
10. Delirium - Silence
11. Nate Dogg and Warren G- Regulate
12. Train - Drops of Jupiter
13. Zero 7 - Destiny
14. Don Mclean - Starry, Starry Night
15. The Guillemots - Made Up Lovesong #43
Yes, MDK's #11
Such a great jam.
REEGULATORS
Still nobody does a better hook then Nate Dogg in a hip hop/rap song.
I actually really like MDK's #12... Drops of Jupiter
Nate Dog is the hook man of hip hop. However he only is from the Dr. Dre school of album releases, and releases once every decade or so.
^
I heard Nate Dogg had a stroke a few years ago, and I slowly taking his time recovering, as oppose to Detox from Dre....which has been rumored to be released since 2004....and still nothing.
I didn't know he had a stroke. After researching it he had it when I was overseas so that explains why I didn't hear about it. But the dude gets props for being a fellow Devil Dog.
Heard a dre track last night so keep hope
Detox has been leaking for years. I mean you know it's bad when Ice Cube has put out 2 albums since you've put out your last album.
Even worse when Johnny Cash has put out about 3 albums since then... somehow!
The first two are my top two favs, the others I don't think are as much in order. And I'm assuming it's top 15 bands and your favorite songs by those bands, so thats how I'm doing this lol.
1. Guns 'N' Roses-Sweet Child of Mine
2. Linkin Park-In The End
3. Jethro Tull- Aqualung
4. Great Big Sea-The Old Black Rum
5. Korn-Freak on a Leash
6. Skid Row 18 and Life
7. Alien Ant Farm-Smooth Criminal
8. Trans-Siberian Orchestra-Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24
9. The Black Mages-Those Who Fight Further(I would of gone with One-Winged Angel, but I like the beat of that one)
10. ACDC-Back in Black
11. Adema-The Way you Like it
12. Kansas-Carry on My Wayward Sons
13. Evanescence-Tourniquet
14. Shinedown-45
15. System of a Down-ATWA
I'll give this another week.
I figure I'll tell you guys what I'm going to be doing now -
Most Popular Year in Music - Why songs are needed
Most Popular Bands
Most Popular Genre (according to Last.fm) Why songs are needed
Top 25 Most Popular Songs (I figure there will be enough repeats to clearly produce a top list)
Rob's working very hard on this folks, can we get some more people to contribute? I know there are more people who like music on this forum.
1. Tom Sawyer by Rush
2. Baby's Got Sauce by G. Love and His Special Sauce
3. Psycho Killer by The Talking Heads
4. Still D.R.E. by Dr. Dre
5. Money Ain't A Thang by Jermaine Dupre featuring Jay-Z
6. Limelight by Rush
7. Into The Sea by God Street Wine
8. Carousel by Blink-182
9. The Phrase That Pays by The Academy Is...
10. Rock and Roll All Night by Kiss
11. Good Riddance by Green Day
12. Wendy by God Street Wine
13. All My Best Friends Are Metal Heads by Less Than Jake
14. Cant Tell Me Nothin' by Kayne West
15. Time by Chester French
1. Bob Dylan - Things have Changed
2. Neil Young - Heart of Gold
3. The Avett Brothers - I would be Sad
4. The White Stripes - Ickie Thump
5. Robbie Williams - Feel (fuck anyone who doesn't rate this song! loll)
6. Nick Cave - Into my Arms
7. Guns N Roses - Mr. Brownstone
8. Tenacious D - Wonderboy (was my theme song when I wrestled, it has to find a place :) )
9. Dio - Heaven and Hell
10. AC/DC - Thunderstruck
11. Funeral for a Friend - Roses for the Dead
12. Bob Dylan - Desolation Row (yes, I know I am repeating myself, but fuck this guy is good)
13. Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel
14. Nirvana - The Man Who Sold the World
15. Pink Floyd - Don't Wanna Miss a Thing
Go folk rock!!!
:D
Regards,
JDM
1. "Lithium" by Nirvana
2. "Needle In The Hay" by Elliott Smith
3. "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" by Bob Dylan
4. "Wave of Mutilation" by the Pixies
5. "Waiting Room" by Fugazi
6. "Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin
7. "Beggar's Blues" by Mark Lanegan
8. "Pay To Cum" by Bad Brains
9. "Screaming At A Wall" by Minor Threat
10. "Southern Anthem" by Iron and Wine
11. "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" by Gil Scott-Heron
12. "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" by The Ramones
13. "She's Lost Control" by Joy Division
14. "I Wanna Be Your Dog" by The Stooges
15. "God Knows Why" by Isobel Heyworth
TIME!
I will start doing this over the weekend. Please don't be alarmed if it takes a few days, but I have a lot of RPing to do, a lot of personal stuff to do and a lot of course work starting next week. It will be up though, never fear! I will work on it every spare minute I get.
TOP BANDS
Okay, this did take longer than expected but only because half way through I lost everything and had to start again which was a pain in the neck, but here is STAGE ONE of EFK's Favourite Music.
30 Seconds To Mars - 1
36 Crazyfists - 1
The B-52's - 1
311 - 1
O-Zone - 1
Old Crow Medicine Show - 1
Onigo Bonigo - 1
Ozzy Osbourne - 1
Our Lady Peace - 1
Nothingface - 1
NOFX - 1
Nas - 1
Natalie Imbruglia - 1
Nate Dogg and Warren G - 1
Neil Young - 1
Nick Cave - 1
Panic! at the Disco - 1
Richie Valens - 1
Richard Strauss - 1
Rimsky-Korsokov - 1
Robbie Williams - 1
Robert Johnson - 1
Rascal Flatts - 1
Rage Against The Machine - 1
Paramore - 1
Pantera - 1
Paul Simon - 1
Placebo - 1
Puddle of Mudd - 1
Mussorgsky - 1
Motley Cru - 1
Kiss - 1
Keith Whitley - 1
Labi Siffre - 1
Lacuna Coil - 1
Less Than Jake - 1
Kayne West - 1
Kansas - 1
John Denver - 1
Jethro Tull - 1
Jose Gonzales - 1
Journey - 1
Joy Division - 1
Lil' Troy - 1
Live - 1
Miles Davis - 1
Michael Jackson - 1
Minor Threat - 1
Modest Mouse - 1
Roland Orzabel - 1
Men at Work - 1
Matt Kenon - 1
Lord Of The Dance - 1
Mad at Gravity - 1
Mark Lanegan - 1
Master P - 1
Muse - 1
Ryan Adams - 1
The Smiths - 1
The Ramones - 1
The Stooges - 1
The Talking Heads - 1
The Tea Party - 1
The Pogues - 1
The Offspring - 1
The Killers - 1
The Guillemots - 1
The Knack - 1
The Libertines - 1
Them Crooked Vultures - 1
The Velvet Underground - 1
The Verve Pipe - 1
Wilco - 1
Tupac - 1
Willie Nelson - 1
Yngwie Malmsteen - 1
You Me At Six - 1
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - 1
Train - 1
They Might Be Giants - 1
The Who - 1
The Youngbloods - 1
Thinking Plague - 1
Thin Lizzy - 1
The Dunk Ryders and Trick Daddy - 1
The Butthole Surfers - 1
Skid Row - 1
Sixpence None the Richer - 1
Skye Sweetnam - 1
Slayer - 1
Slipknot - 1
Silversun Pick-ups - 1
Shakira - 1
Santana - 1
Saliva - 1
Sawdoctors - 1
Scat Man John - 1
Sgt. Barry Sadler - 1
Smash Mouth - 1
Soundgarden - 1
The Academy Is... - 1
T.I., Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Lil' Wayne - 1
The Arkells - 1
The Avett Brothers - 1
The Black Mages - 1
T-Rex - 1
System of a Down - 1
Stevie Wonder - 1
Styx - 1
Sublime - 1
Switchfoot - 1
Jermaine Stewart - 1
Limp Bizkit - 1
Delirium - 1
Deftones - 1
Derek & The Dominoes - 1
Devo - 1
Die Mannequin - 1
Deerhunter - 1
Deep Purple - 1
Chris Young - 1
Chris Isaak - 1
Counting Crows - 1
Daft Punk - 1
David Gray - 1
Dio - 1
Don Mclean - 1
Evergreen Terrace - 1
Eric Clapton - 1
Fields Of Athenrye - 1
Five Finger Death Punch - 1
Five Man Electrical Band - 1
Enigma - 1
Elton John - 1
Jermaine Dupre featuring Jay-Z - 1
Dynamite Hack - 1
Ella Fitzgerald - 1
Elliott Smith - 1
Chopin - 1
Chicane - 1
Avenged Sevenfold - 1
Audioslave - 1
B.o.B, Hallie Williams - 1
Bad Brains - 1
Barenaked Ladies - 1
At The Drive In - 1
Apocalyptica ft. Cristina Scabbia - 1
AFI - 1
Adema - 1
Albert King - 1
Alexi Murdoch - 1
Alkaline Trio - 1
Beethoven - 1
Benny Benassi - 1
Buffalo Springfield - 1
Broken Social Scene - 1
Bullet for my Valentine - 1
Carl Orff - 1
Chester French - 1
Bob Marley - 1
Blue Man Group feat. Gavin Rossdale - 1
Biffy Clyro - 1
Bill Withers - 1
Billy Joel - 1
Blind Melons - 1
Fleetwood Mac - 1
Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg - 1
Hank Williams Jr - 1
Gaslight Anthem - 1
I'm On a Boat - 1
James Brown - 1
Funeral for a Friend - 1
G. Love and His Special Sauce - 1
Isobel Heyworth - 1
Iron Maiden - 1
Good Charlotte - 1
Incubus - 1
Insane Clown Posse - 1
Gil Scott-Heron - 1
Great Big Sea - 1
Iron and Wine - 1
Zero 7 - 1
Jane's Addiction - 1
Fugazi - 1
Jerad and the Long Road to Love - 1
Frank Turner - 1
Jeremy Camp - 1
Flogging Molly - 1
Flyleaf - 1
Grateful Dead - 1
Jefferson Airplane - 1
JD Natasha - 1
Jay-Z - 1
Hank Williams - 1
Here Comes the Mummies - 1
Manic Street Preachers - 2
Machine Head - 2
Tenacious D - 2
Lynyrd Skynyrd - 2
Lost Prophets - 2
Korn - 2
Amazing Grace - 2
Alien Ant Farm - 2
Tool - 2
ACDC - 2
The Tragically Hip - 2
A Perfect Circle - 2
Black Sabbath - 2
The Kinks - 2
The Pixies - 2
Jeff Buckley - 2
Linkin Park - 2
Harry Chapin - 2
Sonic Youth - 2
Red Hot Chili Peppers - 2
Disturbed - 2
Rolling Stones - 2
Mumford and Sons - 2
George Thorogood - 2
3 Doors Down - 2
Nickelback - 2
Radiohead - 2
Foo Fighters - 2
Notorious B.I.G - 2
Pink Floyd - 2
Eminem - 2
Queen - 2
God Street Wine - 2
Rise Against - 2
Smashing Pumpkins - 2
Creedence Clearwater Revival - 2
Massive Attack - 2
Blink-182 - 3
Green Day - 3
Shinedown - 3
The Doors - 3
Evanescence - 3
Oasis - 3
Bob Dylan - 3
The White Stripes - 3
Prince - 3
Rush - 3
Garth Brooks - 3
Lady GaGa - 3
Goo Goo Dolls - 3
Pearl Jam - 4
Alice in Chains - 4
Dr. Dre - 4
Aerosmith - 4
Johnny Cash - 4
Jimi Hendrix - 4
Semi Precious Weapons - 5
Metallica - 5
IN JOINT THIRD POSITION -
The Beatles - 7
Led Zeppelin - 7
IN SECOND POSITION
Guns 'N' Roses - 9
AND THE WINNER. EFK'S FAVOURITE BAND IN TERMS OF TOP SONGS.....
Nirvana - 10