Best band of the 80s?
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Best band of the 80s?
The Smiths, IMO, are my favorite band of the 80s. Although not as popular as Duran Duran or, say, Wham! they certainly had more to them then most bands of that decade.
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Originally posted by bigjim25
As GuessWho would say, DEF LEPPARD!
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As GuessWho would say, DEF LEPPARD!
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and 90s 
After "X" is released this summer, we can add the 00's!
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I'm going to have to go with Metallica.
During the 80's, their stuff laid the foundation for all of the heavier bands out now.
The Black album (IMO) ushered in the era of Metallicrap.
During the 80's, their stuff laid the foundation for all of the heavier bands out now.
The Black album (IMO) ushered in the era of Metallicrap.
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My favorites:
Prince & the Revolution
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AR Kane
The Cocteau Twins
Big Black
The Smiths
The Comsat Angels
Throwing Muses
Public Enemy
Loop
Savage Republic
Prince & the Revolution
Associates
AR Kane
The Cocteau Twins
Big Black
The Smiths
The Comsat Angels
Throwing Muses
Public Enemy
Loop
Savage Republic
Last edited by Pikul; 02-02-02 at 11:13 PM.
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Originally posted by edclem
I'm going to have to go with Metallica.
During the 80's, their stuff laid the foundation for all of the heavier bands out now.
The Black album (IMO) ushered in the era of Metallicrap.
I'm going to have to go with Metallica.
During the 80's, their stuff laid the foundation for all of the heavier bands out now.
The Black album (IMO) ushered in the era of Metallicrap.
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the black album was still pretty good, but it was certainly a segue into metalli-pop. I don't think there new stuff is that bad but it is not the metallica that I know and love
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Iron Maiden.
No other group comes close.
(Seriously, no-one had as much energy on stage, and no-one put out better albums.)
No other group comes close.

(Seriously, no-one had as much energy on stage, and no-one put out better albums.)



