Classic Rock

You left out Lynard Skynard and The Allman Brothers Band. Anyway, we love Classic Rock!

 

Queen is the King!!

Then comes Fleetwood Mac

The Cars

Supertramp.....

Saw REO Speedwagon about three years ago at the Stockton County Fair. It was raining, but they kept playing. Only 10-20 of us there at the time. They sound EXACTLY the same. Great voices. Kevin the lead singer looks the same, hasn't aged much so it was pretty nostalgic. Nice guys, we hung out with them for a little bit afterwards.

 

This is weird. It doubleposted my post and now that I came back, I was able to vote again

 

I'm glad you gave the option of voting "No,' OR 'I hate classic rock." I don't hate classic rock, but I just like it by what songs or melodies I like; not rating persons or groups as a 'favorite.' This is what leads to the modern form of idolatry; worshipping entertainers-- singers, actors, athletes, et al.

 

I voted for ABBA. I just like their music much better than the other groups you listed, but I wouldn't call their music Classic Rock, as such.CCR qualifies though.

 

I like a quite varaity of rock, There is something so raw about it, and I can avoid
the the lifestyle with my Christian clothng at this stage in life. I avoid the so called "Christian Rock", because it just doesn't reflect true daily life. Rock doesn't have to be all about doom and gloom, either.

love,

Sopranette

 

Chicago and Kansas for me.

Would that be "geographic rock?"

 

I know. We just like those groups more than the ones you had listed, although we like all of them, too.

 

I voted other for a couple of bands that I'll be seeing here in the near future. On 7/25, I get to see Journey with Cheap Trick opening. Then in August, I see Tom Petty. All three of those get pretty heavy rotation in my CD player.

 

I too love Lynard Skynard, Almann bros., add to that
Billy Joel
Heart
Styx
Doobie Bros.

 

What?? No mention of Steve Miller Band??

 

Not sure I ahve real favorites, I never listened to most listed in the poll. I liked some Queen, Abba, Beatles. But I also liked some Styx, and not a group but John Mellencamp and Rod Stewart. I rarly listen to any of them anymore.

 

I chose the Eagles. I also selected other for The Who.

 

Little Feat
JJ Cale
Grateful Dead
Jimi Hendrix
Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Doobie Brothers
The Mighty Led Zeppelin

 

I can't say that I like any Rock group. I never got into the groupie side of the music. Too much s*x, drugs and rock and roll for me to even think about praising one group. Now if you had asked what groups music I liked best then I would answer with this.

• ELO, Electric Light Orchestra
• BTO, Bachman Turner Overdrive
• CCR, Credence Clearwater Revival
• The Guess Who
• Who
• Steve Miller Band
• Yes
• Styx
• Seals and Croft
• Lynard Skynard
• Allmand Brothers Band
• Sweet
• Marshal Tucker Band
• Harry Nielsson
• Edgar Winter Band
• Led Zeppelin
• The Byrds
• The Hollies
• Focus
• Beatles
• Jan and Dean
• Beach Boys
• Neil Diamond
• Don McClean
• The Grass Roots
• REM
• REO
• Super Tramp
• Chicago
• Cheap Trick
• America
• Bread
• Rush
• Ozark Mountain Daredevils
• Kansas
• Paul McCartney & Wings
• and the list goes on.

Then there were many one hit wonders that were done by forgotten artists.

I still find that I like all forms of music be it rock, pop, folk, country & western, some jazz, some classical/operatic but no rap or urban and no latino or soul.

Gospel is what I know by heart and enjoy singing.

 

D. All of the above... and than a whole lot more.

No, it isn't sacred music, but I sure do enjoy it. It is what I grew up with and on.

 

A couple of years ago, I saw Kansas after a baseball game. I took my son & his friends -- who thought they were great (funny that kids today love that stuff).

I wouldn't say they are getting old, but I think I say a couple of oxygen tanks backstage.

 

You left out Bon Jovi.

We saw him earlier this year. Not necessarily a huge fan, but he gave a great concert.