Norse
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I know no band out there could be like U2. But I wanted to broaded my tastes a tad (if only to appricate how good U2 is again). So any suggestions?
Semisonic, Pearl Jam, Barenaked Ladies, Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, and Weezer are up there in my non-U2 faves.Norse said:I know no band out there could be like U2. But I wanted to broaded my tastes a tad (if only to appricate how good U2 is again). So any suggestions?
Macfistowannabe said:Barenaked Ladies, Bryan Adams
discothequeLP said:The Killers
Same here, I've given up on listening and trying out other bands. Only U2 does it for me..Yahweh said:Unfortunatly even though I like other bands there is only one band I love and that one is U2...guess it has to do with the emotion and the constant outpouring of excellent music.
Neenie said:Same here, I've given up on listening and trying out other bands. Only U2 does it for me..
Why...just because other bands nowadays don't have the same effect on me as U2? I find most of the stuff on the radio these days bland and boring, that’s why I listen to U2. I do have cd's other than just U2 such as Inxs and New order - Back in the days when super groups were around. Radiohead, Limp biscuit, coldplay don't do it for me (except for clocks). I'll stick with U2 thanks, unless a better group comes alongPopmartijn said:That is sad I think, considering the many great artists that are making music.
Neenie said:
Why...just because other bands nowadays don't have the same effect on me as U2? I find most of the stuff on the radio these days bland and boring, that’s why I listen to U2. I do have cd's other than just U2 such as Inxs and New order - Back in the days when super groups were around. Radiohead, Limp biscuit, coldplay don't do it for me (except for clocks). I'll stick with U2 thanks, unless a better group comes along
Lara Mullen said:
I agree with what Marty is saying.
There are much better bands than Limp Bizkit and Coldplay but you probably won't find them if you only listen to a popular music station that churns out the same garbage day after day. Maybe it's a silly suggestion, but, have you ever thought that bands who aren't releasing songs nowadays or who have broken up still have great songs and that you can still listen to them? People have given some great suggestions in this thread and there are some real passionate and enthusiastic music lovers on this site who are always recommending new albums/ bands to check out.
unosdostres14 said:Ya gotta listen to Keane.
and Bad Company and Bruce Springsteen and the Doors and Eric Clapton and them folk.Nerfherder said:Man, the possibilities are endless! LOL.
My personal favorites (aside from U2, the ultimate for me): The Police, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Beatles, David Bowie, Queen, Led Zeppelin...
JOFO said:
they were much better when they were named "Radiohead".
u2popmofo said:
Seriously, that is one of the worst comparisons I've ever seen.... I have never heard a single one of either of their songs that sounds remotely alike.
ZeroDude said:The Stone Roses, The Who, Johnny Cash,Coldplay, Jesus and The Mary Chain, Joy Division, The Cure, Kasabian, The Happy Mondays, The Waterboys, Television, The Velvet Underground,The Chemical Brothers, Tupac, Run DMC, Saul Williams, Jeff Buckley,
The Kinks,Thin Lizzy,Nas,Suede,The Boomtown Rats, The Bravery,CCR,Damien Rice, The Delays, The Divine Comedy,The Doors, The Flaming Lips,Guns and Roses,Madness, Keane,Queen, The Stranglers, The Undertones
The La's, The Grateful Dead, Jamiroquai, Orbital,Moony Suzuki,The Stills, Supergrass, The Super Furry Animals, T Rex, Tom Petty, Travis, The Verve, Muse, Crowded House, The Libertines
Hendrix,The Manic Street Preachers, The Clash,Interpol,
The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, The Ramones, The Pixies, Radiohead, The Frames, The Smiths, RedHotChilliPeppers, XTC, REM, Led Zeppelin, Pulp, Oasis, The Rolling Stones