What rock bands would you reccomend to someone who listens to rap but wants some!
Question: Try these bands out:
The Academy Is...
The Cab
Cobra Starship
Cute Is What We Aim For
Forgive Durden
Gym Class Heroes
The Hush Sound
Lifetime
Panic! At The Disco
Phantom Planet
Powerspace
Punchline
This Providence
Boys Like Girls
30 Seconds To Mars
The Audition
Taking Back Sunday
Plain White T's
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
etc.
Answers: Try these bands out:
The Academy Is...
The Cab
Cobra Starship
Cute Is What We Aim For
Forgive Durden
Gym Class Heroes
The Hush Sound
Lifetime
Panic! At The Disco
Phantom Planet
Powerspace
Punchline
This Providence
Boys Like Girls
30 Seconds To Mars
The Audition
Taking Back Sunday
Plain White T's
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
etc.
definitley try cobra starship. i think you'll like it a lot actually! :]
Led Zeppelin, and anything from the 60's and 70's.
Please stop listening to rap, or any of this new music.. it's not good for you.
Linkin Park..mwahhhh
linkin park-other lead singer had a side project that was rap
mindless self indulgence-eh give it a try
ok i would suggest you start from the classic rock:
the beatles, led zeppelin, ac/dc, queen, ozzy ozbourne - so it gives you some ideas.
hard rock/metal: iron maiden, judas priest, accept, scorpions, metallica, <4 albums include "black" album>
program rock: dream theater, porcupine tree
just start from these bands, and move on.
Hm... That would be me :] I used to listen to so much hip hop and rap until I heard Paramore. I would recommend listening to Paramore, Lifehouse, AFI, and Flyleaf.
You should tell your friend to cheak out My Chemical Romance or Blink 182.
Well, your "friend" already HAS bad taste in music, so let me think of the worst bands I know. How about, Linkin Park? Yep, pretty awful.
Linkin Park
Cause you'll be listening to Rock which will be new but still have the rap music in it XD you should like them
Well a good transition from Rap to Rock would be The Go! Team. They mix samples,old school hip hop, double duch and gutairs for some pretty happy funky music.
Then I guess you could try Rage Against the Machine for some politically charged rap rock.