For which bands could you belt out at every lyric at a concert?

[raskolnikov]

Oasis
Beatles
Rolling Stones
Van Morrison
Macy Gray
Elton John

 

[Oliver King]

The Who
Arctic Monkeys
Elton John
Rage Against the Machine

 

[Zakk Wylde]

Black Label Society
Pantera
Down
Tool

 

[gaskin]

Alter Bridge
Metallica
Rammstein
RHCP
Nightwish
Amaranthe

 

[the_interloper]

Metallica, according to the bloke in front of me at soundwave I did this, probably annoying as * for him. At least he got a rest during Orion I guess!


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[brahj]

Clutch.

 

[Mofra]

Clutch, Kyuss and Tool - QOTSA I'd go close

 

[Papa G]

The Beach Boys, Australian Crawl, Nirvana

Seriously???

 

[I Lost My Keays]

ACDC
The Killers
Daughtry
Lifehouse
Red Hot Chilli Peppers

 

[Dan Moody]

Seriously???

Pretty easy when you think about it.
Just mumble out loud and slur your words a lot. No one has to understand you.
But seriously, yeah

 

[radiojake]

once upon a time it was Against Me!
up until Searching For a Former Clarity - Anything from New Wave and after I wouldn't know a bar of it


I'm not actually super great at picking up lyrics by listening to a song - It's a trait I'm not stoked about

 

[Jaffa Fan]

Pink Floyd
Men at Work.

 

[WALDENPOND]

once upon a time it was Against Me!
up until Searching For a Former Clarity - Anything from New Wave and after I wouldn't know a bar of it


I'm not actually super great at picking up lyrics by listening to a song - It's a trait I'm not stoked about

Everything after the first album left me cold. But that first one is sing along after sing along.

 

[Hate]

Cold Chisel

 

[radiojake]

Everything after the first album left me cold. But that first one is sing along after sing along.

You don't rate ...As The Eternal Cowboy ?

I can't split that or Re-Inventing Axl Rose, but yeah after that it slides away fairly quickly..

Did you see any of their early Australian shows?

 

[brokey]

Pink Floyd - The Wall rebadged as Roger Waters The Wall...couple of years ago in Melbourne..loved every second of it, bleating out the lyrics to the songs was pretty cool too...

cheers

col

 

[WALDENPOND]

You don't rate ...As The Eternal Cowboy ?

I can't split that or Re-Inventing Axl Rose, but yeah after that it slides away fairly quickly..

Did you see any of their early Australian shows?

Well....I guess I rate '...As The Eternal Cowboy', but apart from a couple of songs it just doesn't effect me like the first does. Especially when those songs on the first are done acoustically. Seriously good.

Never actually seen them live. Few friends have and we're impressed.

Did you?

 

[radiojake]

Yeah the acoustic EP pre-Axl Rose is gold

I was pretty lucky to see them play a couple of times on their first tour in 2004 - At The Annandale in Sydney, Arthouse in Melbourne and was super lucky to be the opening band for their gig at Enigma in Adelaide - Our sax player even got to play 'Disco Before The Breakdown' on stage with them at that gig

 

[WALDENPOND]

Yeah the acoustic EP pre-Axl Rose is gold

I was pretty lucky to see them play a couple of times on their first tour in 2004 - At The Annandale in Sydney, Arthouse in Melbourne and was super lucky to be the opening band for their gig at Enigma in Adelaide - Our sax player even got to play 'Disco Before The Breakdown' on stage with them at that gig

That is the EP I meant, amazing.

Would have been been amazing seeing them then. Clearly inspired a lot of local folk punk in Melbourne at least.

To be honest I enjoy their early stuff so much I haven't even listened to the last two albums. So I cant really give an opinion on them.

 

[thurmanmunson]

Cannibal Corpse

 

[The Casey Cat]

Tool, Metallica, Alice in Chains, INXS and Soundgarden. Faith No More too apart from some of Patton's rambling and screaming where I have no idea or real interest in what he's saying.

 

[WALDENPOND]

Modest Mouse.