British rock bands 80's/90's
 

Where can I get the names of all of them from the 80's and 90's.I tried yahoo but I don't get the right answers.

Thanks

Names of ALL of them? Wtf....?

I can't possibly understand why you would want ALL the band names.....

But you may try Billboard , or some of the other music sales & statistics companies.

Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Motorhead
Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne
Def Leppard

^^ Those are the only ones that matter.

Men at Work............

Flock Of seagulls

[img]http://www.aimrocks.com/images/flock_of_seagulls.jpg[/img]
[img]http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~rsa/flock.of.seagulls.jpg[/img]

rock:

agreed.

New Order.

speaking of judas priest didnt one of the former members get charged on raping or sexually abusing a teenager rock: rock: rock: rock: rock:

Yeah, one of their former drummers, Dave Holland. annoy:

[img]http://www.bitwaste.com/wasted-bits/archives/michael-jackson-monkey.jpg[/img]!!! happy:

^^ hake:

1. Not British.
2. Not "rock".
3. Freak.

ahahaha what the hell is that on his nose? is he groing another nose? hahahah

You know the joke.

Who is that guy thT HANGS WITH THE BAND ?

"tHE DRUMMER"

drummers are always wild just how it is.

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1. Not British.
2. Not "rock".
3. Freak.
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Is he a black man or white man?

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1. Not British.
2. Not "rock".
3. Freak.
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Is he a black man or white man?[/quote:9d35e]
this guy is funny, come on.....

rock:
megadeth, metallica

metallica although badass....arent a british band.

NOT BRITISH!

hmmm lets see
Sex Pistols --punk rock, but still british
The Clash
Def Leppard
Iron Maiden
Black Sabbath/Ozzy
Judas Priest
Motorhead
can't forget Pink Floyd--they were 70's but still going in the 80's
Bush -- was 90's
Oasis -- was 90's
there are more, but can't think of them now

and try using [url:ff499]http://www.google.com[/url:ff499] for searching things, not yahoo

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oops, my bad...


i mean "my bizzle"

Mike Portnoy > all other drummers

Dave Lombardo >Mike Portnoy> Danny carrey> All other drummers

I had a fun discussion with some guy over at Music Wars board at Gamespot and one guy totally had excellent reasons why Portnoy was much better than Lombardo. Especially since Slayer was highly overated. You can honestly tell by listening to it Portnoy has way better control of his drum kit.

no no no bonzo>everyone

No, fuck that noise!

Neil Peart > everyone

(Mike Portnoy IS fucking awesome tho...)

Pat Mastelotto / Bill Bruford >all

SlaYer is not overrated..Kerry King is...

Agreed. I've always liked Slayer, but their guitar solos drive me fucking nuts. There's no feel, no timing. It's just always "Let's see how much insanely fast staccato picking I can do in 25 seconds, then I'm gonna hit a few harmonics and lean on my tremolo for a minute." Every single song!

The rest of the tune is usually great, though. Hanneman and King are great rhythm players, but not much else.

Ok ok Dave Lombardo>all other thrash metal drummers. Portnoy is amazing but if you look at that band the musicianship is awsome. I like everything but the vocals.

And as far as kerry king, i love slayer but hes a terrible lead guitarist. If you want leads check out friedman or becker. Most amazing guitarists ever.

You would be right, whenever he was the one who wrote stuff and don't get me started at his skill with a guitar.

Slayer is very good...except him.