Foul's Recommendations

[Worm of Despite]

Foul's faves:

The Beach Boys
The Zombies
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
King Crimson
Procol Harum
Cream
The Velvet Underground
Lou Reed
The Who
Stevie Wonder
Jeff Beck
Derek and the Dominos
Nirvana
Jimi Hendrix
Radiohead
Soundgarden
The Beatles
John Lennon (solo), George Harrison (solo), and Paul McCartney (Wings)
Bach

[Worm of Despite]

Foul's not-so-faves:

The 60s
The Allman Brothers (they beat the total crap out of Lynyrd Skynyrd)
The Band
Syd Barrett
Chuck Berry
David Bowie
The Buffalo Springfield
The Byrds
Ray Charles
Blind Faith
Joe Cocker
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young
The Doors
Bob Dylan
Marvin Gaye
The Kinks
Love
Moby Grape
The Nice and ELP
Otis Redding
The Rolling Stones
Simon and Garfunkel
Sly Stone and Family
Traffic
The Yardbirds
Neil Young
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention

The 70s
Bad Company
Blondie
The Clash
Elvis Costello
Fleetwood Mac
Joni Mitchell
The Police
Rufus and/or Chaka Khan
Sly Stone
Joe Walsh

The 80s

[Fist and Faith]

Bach
Beatles (together & solo)
Pink Floyd
Led Zeppelin
All awesome. Others on your list are great, good, or I don't know them. heh

[Lord Mhoram]

Rocks. Every band I recognize on this list kicks ass. And of course your 80s list is very comprehensive. Not to mention amusing. (ok ok a few 80s bands are good...)

[danlo]

Neil Young started his solo career in the 70s, and ever since you put him on your not so fav list I will no longer speak to you in Vespers again!

[Worm of Despite]

Danlo, Neil started his solo career in 1969, with the albums Neil Young and Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. *sighs, shaking head* And, to me, not-so-fave is saying a lot. Neil's great! I just don't esteem him amidst the proud, the few, the Fave.

[danlo]

not-so-fave just doesn't sound right--69 is a bit different than the 60s-you're, technically right, dammit, and now that you've embarassed me I'll never speak to you again!