Favorite of these four bands.

[tacticalguy]

I know this isn't survival related but I just want to know, Which of these Four bands do you like better.

[red lake]

how do you pick just one! They are all good bands during certain periods.

But GNR for that brief period were second to none.

[Ken]

I've seen them all in concert except Metallica. Zeppelin Rules!

http://www.ledzeppelin.com/

[DOGMAN]

I really don't care for any of those bands
My faves are:
Willie Nelson
Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead
Allman Brothers

[Ken]

I attribute 2/3 of my hearing loss to Led Zeppelin. I would've listened to Mom if the music hadn't been so loud.

[Ken]

I really don't care for any of those bands
My faves are:
Willie Nelson
Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead
Allman Brothers

All Right! I'm 4 for 4 in concerts with that list.

Nelson 1x
Dylan 1x
Dead 4x
Allman Brothers 2x

[Ken]

This past year, heh, heh, heh....

Grand Funk Railroad at Indian Ranch

Alice Cooper at the Orpheum

The Eagles in Worcester

[oneraindog]

wheres the black sabbath option????
if it werernt for sabbath and zep GnR, metallica and ac dc never would have been

[mountain mama]

crap, I hit Metallica before I saw Zeppelin on the list

[Ken]

crap, I hit Metallica before I saw Zeppelin on the list

The Super Mods can change your vote (not sure if your name will move, though).

You have to ask them very politely.

[crashdive123]

Consider it changed - can't move your name though.

[Sarge47]

NONE OF THE ABOVE!

My faves are:
REZ, (now GKB)
GKB
Leper
Toby Mac

Didn't see any of those on there.

[DOGMAN]

Geez, Sarge I've never heard of a single one of those bands. Are they boy bands, pop tart stuff like Boyz 2 men, and new Kids on the block. Or is it rap?

[Ken]

NONE OF THE ABOVE!

My faves are:
Boy George
The Village People
Michael Jackson
LL Cool J
Eminem

Didn't see any of those on there.

I see. You must run into Rick when you go to concerts, huh?

[Sarge47]

Geez, Sarge I've never heard of a single one of those bands. Are they boy bands, pop tart stuff like Boyz 2 men, and new Kids on the block. Or is it rap?

These are Christian bands that I hear every year at the Cornerstone Music Festival (www.cornerstonefestival.com). REZ was 1st known as The Ressurection Band & have played for 25 years in the Christian Rock Areana. They've cut many albums & have played all over the world. The two lead vocalists were Glenn & Wendi Kaiser of Jesus People USA from Chicago. Glenn is an old Hippie & Pastor with JPUSA & has sinced formed a Rockin' Blues trio called Glenn Kaiser Band.(GKB) He still plays all over the world & has cut many albums under the new group. Leper is a Goth band & their stuff is absolutely brilliant. Toby Mac came out of a Christian Rap group called D.C.Talk & now has a really cool integtated group of about 10 people he calls "Diverse City"(diversity) Lately I've heard a new group from Florida called "The Lee Boys". 5 black guys who play "Power R. & B." with a fantastic pedal steel guitar sound like you wouldn't believe.

That being said, if you want to go back to my "secular music years" it would have been:

The Doors
Chicago
Credence Clearwater Revival
Grand Funk Railroad...but Mark Farner, their lead guitar player, is a Christian now & has also played solo at the Fest.

Another entry would have to be Mason Profitt. Again, both the Talbot brothers, John Michael & Terry, are now Christians as well.

Finally, let's not forget "Head East", who lost their powerful vocalist, John Schlitt, who became a Christian and now heads up an older Christian rock group called "Petra."

So, anyway, now you know.

[DOGMAN]

I've heard of Petra before, I think they've been around a while. Isn't it weird how bands get labeled as "Christian RocK' or something similar then they arent played on commercial radio. Even if they have a similar sound to the other stuff the station plays...I've never really understood that . Music is music...be it Christian Rock or just rock. It doesnt seem like the stations would care as long as people like it.

[Rick]

John Denver
Zamfir
Tiny Tim

[crashdive123]

List seems a bit limited.

Benny Goodman
Count Basie
Artie Shaw
Glenn Miller
Cab Calloway
Louie Armstrong
Jimmy Dorsey

[snakeman]

I love almost any kind of classic rock, Rush, van halen, boston, eagles, GNR, led zeplin, ccr. Bluegrass is good to.

[erunkiswldrnssurvival]

metallica, has got a lot to say about survival, both surviving the wildreness and surviving society.
they have a song called Harvester of sorrow.
i would recomend everybody listen to it.
it carries a powerful message,

cool thread!