Underrated bands
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I have a couple of discs from Die Krupps and I've always liked them.None of my friends really like them though.
spooky tooth
ten years after
the damned
ten years after
the damned
I agree 100% They should be in the rock and roll hall of fame. It's criminal that the're not:dunno:
Cool! I would recommend Die Krupps to anyone that likes both heavy rock and some industrial music. I fit that description myself. I prefer industrial that actually has good lyrics and a firm foundation in rock. Too much distortion and electronic effects sometimes turns me off a little to industrial. But yeah, I find Die Krupps to be a good mix of elements.
Singer is dead but back when they were recording I thought Blind Melon was underated
That is a underrated band! some of the best shows I have seen with just two guys, a guitarist and drummer.
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Rush for sure, definitely one of the most underrated bands of all time.
Most underrated though I have to go with Frank Zappa. His son Dweezil is doing Zappa Plays Zappa, and it's incredible, bringing all Frank's music to the masses hopefully. Frank's got about 90 albums, and people still can't name a single song. They just "know" him. Riiiight...
Most underrated though I have to go with Frank Zappa. His son Dweezil is doing Zappa Plays Zappa, and it's incredible, bringing all Frank's music to the masses hopefully. Frank's got about 90 albums, and people still can't name a single song. They just "know" him. Riiiight...
For metal fans, Celtic Frost is almost as unkown as influential. Really underrated.
so very wrong
Actually if the truth be told, you crack me up.
Black Scabbath didn't INVENT Metal music. That is a common misconception that is held by truly stupid people that are ignorant to the facts. A bit like the crowd that refer to Frankenstein's monster as Frankenstein when infact it doesn't even have a name. Yes both crowds can be compared as they mouth off as if it is fact, when it is nothing of the kind.
And as Tony Iommi once said: Scabbath are more of a rock band with jazz and blues influence than anything else. The first TRUE Metal band was and always will be Judas Priest. The music backs this up.
But those that think Scabbath started it all trying to tell them otherwise is like trying to talk to a brick wall. It's a lost cause. Ignorance must be bliss as far as that crowd is concerned.
I think its nigh on impossible to state that one band invented heavy metal but the seeds were sown in the guitar riffs of Dave Davies & the heavy sound of Vanilla Fudge. For the record I do think however that Black Sabbath can be classed as the first Heavy Metal band. It is not just the music but the lyrical content & the image (of both the band & their album covers) which for better or worse has defined the traits of metal.
Modest Mouse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUOVkEIgfOw
Queens of the Stoneage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNhrTwI6xOI
Candlebox
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgIwXqdovNs
Momento
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VinsxjVhDp4&feature=related
(This band should have had a chance to evolve. Would have been amazing. I couldn't find the track I wanted, which was Blister. And sadly, the album is out of print. But if you can find it, it is an amazing song.)
Minus the Bear
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ppa5TiRXSM
The Mars Volta
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8YLDb2hiLU
(The bass solo at the beggining!!!)
There's more, but that TMV song just wiped my head clean. lol.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUOVkEIgfOw
Queens of the Stoneage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNhrTwI6xOI
Candlebox
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgIwXqdovNs
Momento
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VinsxjVhDp4&feature=related
(This band should have had a chance to evolve. Would have been amazing. I couldn't find the track I wanted, which was Blister. And sadly, the album is out of print. But if you can find it, it is an amazing song.)
Minus the Bear
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ppa5TiRXSM
The Mars Volta
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8YLDb2hiLU
(The bass solo at the beggining!!!)
There's more, but that TMV song just wiped my head clean. lol.
On the over rated side of the ledger I would have to say Joy Division.
I liked them a lot, I still do but there is no doubt that the cult of Ian Curtis and the industry that has grown up aroud him infaltes the impact of a band that only made about 30 songs.
See also Jeff Buckley. One very good record and a tragedy.
I liked them a lot, I still do but there is no doubt that the cult of Ian Curtis and the industry that has grown up aroud him infaltes the impact of a band that only made about 30 songs.
See also Jeff Buckley. One very good record and a tragedy.
It's harder to determine if a band is underrated than if a band is overrated. I could name many bands that most people don't know but that are still covered and praised by some underground websites/magazines.
The Tallest Man On Earth (folk music at its best, in the 2000's)
M83 (pop)
Malajube (one of the best alternative rock bands, it's canadian-french)
John Zorn (one of the very few geniuses of 20th century/21th century music)
Peter Hammill (genius)
Akhenaton (popular in France but lesser know worldwide, easily in the top 5 MCs of the history, regardless of the language)
Oxmo Puccino (another great poet)
Camp Lo (as good as OutKast)
I could name a lot of rappers but I won't, should be in another thread.
Nine Horses (David Sylvian band, adult music)
The Tallest Man On Earth (folk music at its best, in the 2000's)
M83 (pop)
Malajube (one of the best alternative rock bands, it's canadian-french)
John Zorn (one of the very few geniuses of 20th century/21th century music)
Peter Hammill (genius)
Akhenaton (popular in France but lesser know worldwide, easily in the top 5 MCs of the history, regardless of the language)
Oxmo Puccino (another great poet)
Camp Lo (as good as OutKast)
I could name a lot of rappers but I won't, should be in another thread.
Nine Horses (David Sylvian band, adult music)
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