Official Nutmisc Classic Rock thread

[hcoyle545]

It occurred to me just now while listening to Cream's 'White Room' that there is no classic rock thread in the nmisc, which imo is not on considering there is a death metal thread (no hate).

Post your favorites here on the DAY LEE.

[miacanesfan25]

One of the greatest to ever grace a stage:

[Gemuadrken]

Indi rock > Classical rock

[midcoastking33]

[hcoyle545]

Indi rock > Classical rock

Make an indi rock thread then *******.


Good selections Miacanes, ever hear Whitesnake playing Burn/Stormbringer (originally deep purple) live? Unreal.

[hcoyle545]

Only 2 minutes in and enjoying it, good shout.

[PerpetualMotion]

Blue Oyster Cult rules. This is probably my favourite song by them and it tends to be one of their less popular songs.


And this song is orgasmic, too, by Toto:

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I like Radar Love better by them:

[snrygo]

megadeth
acdc
metallica (before they became *******s)

[miacanesfan25]

This thread is my jam. I grew up on 80's hair bands.

[PerpetualMotion]

megadeth
acdc
metallica (before they became *******s)

I've never understood why people classify Megadeth and Metallica as rock. I think they are heavy metal bands. They do some rockish stuff, but not enough to classify them as rock bands, especially their older music, which is thrashy and speedy.

Also, I thought Death Magnetic was awesome. Nothing ****gy about that album.

[snrygo]

I've never understood why people classify Megadeth and Metallica as rock. I think they are heavy metal bands. They do some rockish stuff, but not enough to classify them as rock bands, especially their older music, which is thrashy and speedy.

Also, I thought Death Magnetic was awesome. Nothing ****gy about that album.

well i classify them as classic rock so there you go!


rust in peace=<3

canes, listen to strutter, but instead imagine they are saying stutter. brings the lols

[DaBubzy]

grew up lifting to here we go again by whitesnake (posted by canes)

i fukking love the rolling stones, aerosmith, and bruce springsteen

[MITCHAPAL00ZA]

Awesome stuff in here so far. studying A.T.M. so ill only add a couple for now.

great song for keeping pace if you catch my drift





oooh I need a dirty woman

Indi rock > Classical rock

lol....

[midcoastking33]

love me some cheese

[hcoyle545]

I've never understood why people classify Megadeth and Metallica as rock. I think they are heavy metal bands. They do some rockish stuff, but not enough to classify them as rock bands, especially their older music, which is thrashy and speedy.

Also, I thought Death Magnetic was awesome. Nothing ****gy about that album.

all of this, but i'll let it go since technically it's older rock and Im also a massive fan.


lol @ working for the weekend, I learned that song through the todd from scrubs.

[Jen0va]

Indi rock > Classical rock

Tempted to neg.



here are a couple of my faves

[VQ35DE]

Not really a work out song but a definite classic brought to you by King Harvest

[FitnessCPA]

[brendbro]

entered thread, immediately hoping to post blue oyster cult but perp has beaten me. but perp man that aint one of their 'less popular' by any means.

lol get fcked saying megadeth and metalica are 'rock'. just because new music has pushed what is considered 'heavy' into new boundaries doesn't mean all of a sudden the guys who made thrash what it is is no longer considered it. they are thrash metal.



blue oyster cult are the defining classic rock band. their riffs and solo's were far ahead of their time

here is some of their best -

Indi rock > Classical rock

lol gtfo

[ko300zx]

[PerpetualMotion]

I have to post this song because it gives me a mental boner. Some of the most epic soloing ever:


Also, can't forget the best Styx song ever:

entered thread, immediately hoping to post blue oyster cult but perp has beaten me. but perp man that aint one of their 'less popular' by any means.

I think it's a lot less popular in comparison to some of their other songs like Don't Fear the Reaper, Burning For You, Astronomy, Godzilla, Black Blade, E.T.I., etc. I've heard Cities on Flame once on Ozzy's Boneyard and I don't think I've ever seen it on anyone's top 10 B.O.C. list.

[FenderElectrics]

This thread is relevant to my interests. Could talk classic rock for days on end.

Some of my favorite bands that don't get nearly the love they should in the states (because we suck at music here):

Maiden fans will recognize this one as it's what they play right before they jump on stage - a huge influence on Steve Harris. No UFO = No Maiden most likely:



One of my favorite bands ever is Thin Lizzy. So underrated they had it all. Phil Lynott is arguably the greatest song writer of the genre and they invented (well arguably Wishbone Ash did too) the twin guitar harmonies attack. So underrated:



Shout out to The Who who I saw a few weeks back and blew me away. They still got it:

Make an indi rock thread then *******.


Good selections Miacanes, ever hear Whitesnake playing Burn/Stormbringer (originally deep purple) live? Unreal.

Doug Aldridge is such a sicko on the guitar. Love Whitesnake and love Deep Purple more. So much talent in those two bands.

I've never understood why people classify Megadeth and Metallica as rock. I think they are heavy metal bands. They do some rockish stuff, but not enough to classify them as rock bands, especially their older music, which is thrashy and speedy.

Also, I thought Death Magnetic was awesome. Nothing ****gy about that album.

Death Magnetic is a top 5 album of the last 20 years IMO - great top to bottom. My favorite from the album:



Everyone has different definitions of what classifies rock or metal or hard rock or prog rock etc. IMO metal bands are a sub genre of hard rock which is a sub genre of rock n roll. I consider metal bands to be rock bands. But again just depends how you define things.

well i classify them as classic rock so there you go!


rust in peace=<3

canes, listen to strutter, but instead imagine they are saying stutter. brings the lols

Rust in Peace one of my favorite metal albums ever. So heavy.

all of this, but i'll let it go since technically it's older rock and Im also a massive fan.


lol @ working for the weekend, I learned that song through the todd from scrubs.

Ratt n Roll! Love me some 80s hair bands. Tesla takes the title as best late 80s rock band IMO



Love Ratt tho

Not really a work out song but a definite classic brought to you by King Harvest

Great song but here's a better Dancing in the moonlight

[brendbro]

hell yeah for thin lizzy!


i was actually pretty impressed with van halen's newest album. not 'classic' rock as in old, but definitely fitting for the genre

[FenderElectrics]

Loved the new Van Halen!

I got so lucky at their concert this year. Got there like an hour early and my seat was literally the highest row up. So I'm just hanging out waiting for the show and a lady who worked there tapped me on the shoulder and said "do you want to move up closer to the stage?". Obv I said yeah. "She goes okay here is a new ticket trade me yours for it.". I ask what's up and she says "The band gets a certain number of tickets for family/friends and when they aren't used they don't want open seats up front."

So BOOM I'm 4th row!

Pics:





Some other shows I saw this year (was a great year for concerts):

UFO (3x):



The Scorpions:



Maiden:



Alice Cooper:



Tesla:




Probably only a third of the shows all I have pictures of for now.

[FenderElectrics]

Love 80s music videos. Y & T great great band. They are coming to town in March can't wait!





this one could be put on one of the first 2 maiden records has such a Di'anno Maiden feel to it:

[hockeytownfan]

One of my favorite bands:

[Chuck2600]

Very underrated artist

[VQ35DE]

Thread bump courtesy of Tommy James and The Shondells

[MASSter]

[FenderElectrics]

Allegedly coming out with a new album this year curious to hear that one!