If you like [band] you should check out [band]
 

Or music recommendations

If you like the Pogues or Irish-rock check out:
Flogging Molly
Filthy Thievin' Bastards (Swingin' Utters singer side project)
The Tossers
Dropkick Murphys (their last album)

If you like the Clash or 77 punk check out:
Stiff Little Fingers (first couple albums)
Rezillos
Swingin' Utters (early stuff, like Streets of San Fran)
One Man Army

If you like Operation Ivy check out:
Common Rider (Op Ivy's singers project)


I'll think of some others later. anyone else have some good music recommendations

If you like David Bowie check out Suede (London).
If you like Sisters of Mercy you'll like Nosferatu, The Wake, and uh...Sisterhood.

If you liked The Breeders, Belly, or The Connells, check out Calamine. www.calamine.com. I recently discovered them myself.

You forgot Rosetta Stone. :D

Avail - As Friends Rust
Weezer - The Impossibles - The Stereo
Rancid - River City Rebels (their Playing To Live, Living To Play CD)
Social Distortion - Sixer
AFI - Tiger Army

If you like Nsync you should check out Backstreet Boys. :D

and if you like Backstreet Boys you should check out New Kids on the Block

Dream Theater & Faith No More - Pain of Salvation
Stratovarious - Symphony X, Angra
Iron Maiden - Iced Earth

If you like Sarah McLachlan, you should check out Tori Amos .. but everyone knows that.

I thought they were the same person.

If you like The Who, The Beatles, Cheap Trick, or Fountains of Wayne - you should check out Kenny Howes and the Yeah!

www.kennyhowes.com

www.mp3.com/kennyhowes

If you like Rush you should check out Solution Science Systems.

www.SolutionScienceSystems.com

www.mp3.com/solsci

If you like Parliament/Funkadelic, James Brown or any other classic funk artist, you should check out...

Galactic
Stanton Moore
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
Robert Walter's 20th Congress
The Greyboy Allstars

If you like Simon & Garfunkel's more upbeat stuff (e.g. "Cecilia"), you should check out Guster.

Forgot...you should also check out the Actual Tigers.

If you like Sheryl Crow or Jewel, you should check out Sandra McCracken.

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I found another couple:

If you like Lou Reed, and the Velvet Underground, check out The Strokes. The singer sounds like Lou Reed speaking through a speak and spell and the music actually sounds like the Buzzsaw guitar style of VU.

If you like Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd, check out Juliana Theory.

If you like(d) Kyuss, you should check out Fu Manchu & Queens of the Stone Age.
I thought I would throw out an easy one :-)

I will probably get shelled for this post, but if you like DMB, try John Mayer. ;)

I checked out a few tracks from Sixer and I can honestly say I would never spend a cent on anything this band ever releases.

Mike Ness could definately sue for plagiarism.

Case in point....doesn't the song "Stranger" sound just a LITTLE (sarcasm) familiar.....

:thumbsup: Juliana Theory

One of my favorite bands to rise up in 2001.

What Social D song does it remind you of? I'm not a Social D fan <B>at all</B>, but I really like Sixer. I'm curious to hear what song it reminds you of.

Reviewing my last comment, I was a bit harsh...but oh well. :D

Check out the song "Sometimes I Do" off of Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell.

Well I listened to it and I can hear the similarity but nothing that he should sue over. :) If you actually give them a chance you might really like them. You can download some MP3s from their official site below.

http://www.sixersixer.com/

If you enjoy Faith No More (circa Real Thing) you might want to check out Lost Prophets....there are similarities...

Some british music mag said they anxiously await Lost Prophet's next album that it should be "their Angel Dust".

If you like Dave Matthews Band check out Pat McGee Band.