Hahahahahah

Yea right

When I ask for a British Blues band maybe, anything else...no

Canadian music>all

We have rush, and neil young and Jeff Healey! With healey we beat the hell out of the states and all of europe.:D

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Canadian music>all

We have rush, and neil young and Jeff Healey! With healey we beat the hell out of the states and all of europe.:D[/QUOTE]

Yeah you have those guys, but I have two words for you...Bryan Adams. Oh and a few more, Avril Lavigne and Alanis Morssette. Am I forgetting any more crappiness? I'd say overall, Britian has the best music, ever.

Canada's music doesn't even compare to one of our states' music.

[QUOTE]We have rush, and neil young and Jeff Healey! With healey we beat the hell out of the states and all of europe.[/QUOTE]

Three bands? Yea, you guys rule... :rolleyes: :p

Britian has never really been original. Most of them in the 60's were just blues - rock O). And now they they have some alternative and some Punk.

We have Rock, Punk, Metal, Alt, Blues, Bluegrass, Country, Folk, ect...

And have so many fabulous bands for each.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]
Three bands? Yea, you guys rule... :rolleyes: :p[/QUOTE]


Haha yeah. The U.S. has umm Van Halen, Lynryd Skynryd, and.... I cant think of any more. Canada totally owns.

I'm hoping you're being sarcastic.

Hey you know me. If I was being serious, why wouldn't I have mentioned the Allmans?

The US has the doors. I think. Uhh, umm grateful dead? (I think). The allmans. :amaze: anybody else? They have hendrix and the eagles.

The Allman Brothers
The Doors
The Grateful Dead
Jefferson Airplane
Lynryd Skynryd
The Byrds
Frank Zappa
Buffalo Springfield
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan
The MC5
The Stooges
The Velvet Underground
Alice Cooper
The Beach Boys
The Eagles
Van Halen
Captain Beefheart
Aerosmith
Janis Joplin
James Gang

F00111

Well there are tons more great bands from all the countries, but the point is Brits still have it the best. And good call on the James Gang. Nobody ever says anything, yet everybody has heard Funk 49.

^i'll agree (then canada, we have Healey :thumb: ).

See, I look for originality, and a couple of big name bands like The Who, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin don't change my mind. We have a huge variety of Classic Rock, they really don't.

Can any of you even name the bands that make them superior?

And no offense, but musically Canada's kind of sad.

The Beatles!
And pink floyd.
Led Zeppelin
And eric clapton (cream too)
The Rolling Stones
The Yardbirds
Fleetwood Mac
Deep Purple
Jeff Beck
Yes
Supertramp
Dire Straits
Jethro Tull
The Who!!!!!!!!


Uhh yeah

Ive noticed a big uprise in classic rock in my school too. Ive always been a fan because thats what my parents pushed on me but even kids I know that used to listen to rap are starting to listen to AC\DC and such.

[QUOTE=Undiscovered God]Ive noticed a big uprise in classic rock in my school too. Ive always been a fan because thats what my parents pushed on me but even kids I know that used to listen to rap are starting to listen to AC\DC and such.[/QUOTE]

We've had this discussion before. I think I said to someone, ask some of those kids what there favorite Bad Company song is. Yeah, thats what I thought. It's just becoming a fad to like some of the more popular classic rock bands i.e. Led Zep and AC/DC.

[QUOTE]Fleetwood Mac[/QUOTE]

Try again, they have Americans.

My list pwns yours

[QUOTE=badmoon349]

And no offense, but musically Canada's kind of sad.[/QUOTE]

Neil Young
Guess Who
Rush

Canada isn't all that bad. Plus all the best Classic Rocks bands are from England and some are US. But Neil Young owns them anyways.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Try again, they have Americans.

My list pwns yours[/QUOTE]
Buffalo springfield has a canadian! My list>your list. Plus I only put on the most well known bands.

Captain Beefheart
The Stooges
James Gang

These acts aren't as popular/well know (this isn't about personal taste) as bands like the grateful dead.

Ok time to catch up:

I will check out American Beauty, thanks badmoon.
I prefer British Music over American Music, kinda indifferent with Canadian.
I like the Beatles.
Healy is blind so he probably doesn't know he has a mullet.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Ok time to catch up:

Healy is blind so he probably doesn't know he has a mullet.[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[QUOTE]Buffalo springfield has a canadian! My list>your list. Plus I only put on the most well known bands.[/QUOTE]

He wasn't originally part of the band.

[QUOTE] Plus I only put on the most well known bands.[/QUOTE]

Or, more like, you can barely name anymore.

[QUOTE]Captain Beefheart
The Stooges
James Gang

Captain Beefheart
The Stooges
James Gang

These acts aren't as popular/well know (this isn't about personal taste) as bands like the grateful dead.[/QUOTE]

I don't recall us saying who has more well known bands.

I couldn't name very many more hugely popular bands.

Caaaaaaan you? I think not.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]I don't recall us saying who has more well known bands.[/QUOTE]

Yeah well it should be. Only well known bands.

Is that a fact? You couldn't even come close to how many I can name.

Or me, seriously.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Yeah well it should be. Only well known bands.[/QUOTE]

Popular > Good :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Is that a fact? You couldn't even come close to how many I can name.[/QUOTE]

Yes I know. But I could name all of the biggest bands. All of the biggest bands from both have already been named.

Maybe we should get an un-bias judge.

Popular=Good

Before the days of corporate sell outs and playing for, well, not for the music anyways.

[QUOTE=badmoon349]Popular > Good :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

If this was about personal music taste it wouldn't work. By listing only big acts it can be fair.