If you appreciate mellow, atmospheric electronica, think Brian Eno meets light jazz, this is a band to listen to

We're not talking woohoo rock n roll, just something to unwind to...Snayl has a special place in my heart

Tune in, and tune out

https://archive.org/details/WEFT_Sessions_-_Snayl

The Marvelous Three

Buddy of mine turned me onto them in college. They probably don't age well, but I still dig them. Might be nostalgia.

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April Wine

Bone Thugs -n- Harmony

The Replacements
Roxy Music
Big Dipper

Bands I haven't heard of in 20 years for 100, Alex.

Damn. I know you're my age, but I'm honestly surprised you heard of them at all. Surely you didn't listen to them, did you?

Since I'm a metal head (hence the Rockaholic name, although as I've aged I've turned more into Metalholic)

Mudvayne

Emmure

Sevendust

Nothing More

Wage War

Fire From The Gods

Beartooth

Slaves

I could literally go on all night.

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I've become a big fan of these guys, their sound is very Led Zeppelin-y. The lead singer has uncanny resemblance to Robert Plant in his vocals.

Their newest album is much better than their last from a technical perspective, the lead guitar is clearly trying to capture his inner Jimmy Page.

My **** sister did. I've spent my entire life doing whatever is diametrically opposite of whatever the **** she does.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters

The really cool thing about those guys, having read several interviews... is that they never set out to be Led Zeppelin

But the band itself just had that love for old school blues rock, then they added that singer... and it naturally morphed into a Zep II thing, even if they kinda try to downplay it during interviews

Compared to what passes as 'rock n roll' these days, I love them... their hearts in the right place for sure

The coolest part isnt that they're doing it, its that there is still an audience for great rock like that... it gives me faith in our youngsters

I was at the gym the first time I heard them come on, I heard what sounded like the trademark Robert Plant wail. I dropped what I was doing to Shazam them, thinking it was a Zep song I had miraculously never heard before.

You're exactly right, their heart's in the right place. It's not like some cheap imitation. They're pulling from the same blues rock influences Zep did, and they do a great job. Just coincidence in the vocals

The Strawbs
Wishbone Ash
Ambrosia
Anathema
Camel

Were it not for NZoner, I likely still wouldnt know about them

All Hail NZoner... :rockon: