Anything Jack White

Radiohead

Grandaddy

The Velvet Underground

The Thermals

BRMC

My Bloody Valentine

DJ Shadow

LCD Soundsystem

Caribou

Saw them at the Grand Pavillion.





Now then.



I'm guessing 81-ish.

BRMC. Saw them at Leeds Met about three years since and they played 2 1/2 hours, they didn't wanna go off, fantastic band!

There are many bands I like, some I like a lot.



But I only love the Rolling Stones, they give me all I need musically. If I never heard another band again I'd not care one jot.



I'm very contented in that respect

Played Hull last year I think with the Lambretta's

Aye, them came to the coast, down the road from you, back in the day.

The Pogues

Men They couldnt hang

Easterhouse

Sinead O Connor

Christy Moore

Smiths

Pulp

Radiohead

REM

Cocteau Twins

The Who

David Bowie (pre 1981)

Specials

Ini Kamoze

Les Negresses Verte

New Model Army

Levellers

The Who

The Rolling stones ( pre 1981)

Buzzcocks

the dead kennedys

Jon Lydon

Green Day

Stiff Little Fingers

That Petrol Emotion / Undertones

Half Man Half Biscuit

Black Sabbath

Rush

Blizzard Of OZ

Iron Maiden

Thin Lizzy



Everly Brothers

Kate Bush

Bob Dylan

the Watersons/ Carthy groups



I love a lot of female vocalists

Annie Haslam

Maddy Prior

Vashti Bunyan



That is for starters

I think I was there. Did Black Angels support them? Also a great band

I also went to see BRMC in New York a few years later and they played few acoustic song outside after the gig, was pretty special. Going to Manchester this month to see them. I prefer the Ritz to the Academy in leeds.

REM

The Decemberists

Woodpigeon

Shearwater

Talk Talk

The Unthanks

My Morning Jacket

The Velvet Underground

Gorky's Zygotic Mynci



As with most people on here I am damn sure I've forgotten a few.

I've seen both bands on a few occasions. Secret Affair went through a patch of reliving old days, but have recently released an album (one that is on my wants list... One day, along with the City Of Dreams bootleg).

The Lambrettas are a joke now, their original lead singer died about ten years ago and, IIRC, was hardly cold in the ground when the band suddenly decided to reform without him. They're now more of a punk band.



Mind you, they always were a novelty/cash in band.

Above & Beyond

The Gaslight Anthem

Manic Street Preachers

Mat Zo

Tegan And Sara

The Beta Band

Bruce Springsteen

Daft Punk

Gabriel & Dresden

The Beach Boys

BT

Armin Van Buuren

Paul Van Dyk

Swedish House Mafia

I thought Dance was a decent song by them, Page 3 another but I thought the chords were a better band .