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All-time favorites (In order by debut)
1. The Beatles
2. Genesis (With Phil Collins)
3. Rush
4. Iron Maiden (The 80's albums with Bruce Dickenson)
5. Queensryche (W/ Geoff Tate)
6. King's X
7. Dream Theater
 

Oh man, I could talk about music for days. Mainly listened to grunge, punk, alternative, classic rock in my formative years and still mostly listen to stuff from the 90s or earlier. I'd say my top 10 consists of the following in no particular order:

1. The Clash

2. The Who

3. Pearl Jam

4. The Pixies

5. Lagwagon

6. Pavement

7. The Decemberists

8. Pink Floyd

9. Phish

10. Weezer 

Also a big fan of seeing live music and seeing Pearl Jam tomorrow. 

My wife and I are big fans of live music. We saw Rammstein at the Alamodome last weekend and we will see Halestorn and New Year's Day in Corpus next week. We also have a table at a local show with Hoobostank, Lit and Alien Ant Farm.

We also went to Rockville in Daytona Beach back in May. 4 day festival. It was great.

In no particular order my favorites are:

Beatles

George Harrison

Neil Young

Crosby, Still, Nash with or without Young

Led Zeppelin

Pink Floyd

James Taylor

Bruce Springsteen

George Winston

Grateful Dead

Lastly, Sunblind Lion for all you old Wisconites out there.

 I'm like Chuck, eclectic. I will say though that Lamb of God is a local band here. Never seen them though.

Lots of great lists! twprkj's list, though, is pretty close to a list I could probably just say 'that one' and be pretty good with. However, I really like these ten:

The Ramones

David Bowie

The Magnetic Fields

The Strokes

The Marked Men

Neil Young

The Pixies

The Who

Dinosaur Jr.

The Velvet Underground

... but now I'm mainly a Spotify and KEXP guy and like to listen to random new songs. 

1. Dream Theater

2. Killswitch Engage

3. Metallica

4. Animals As Leaders

5. Steve Vai

6. Orphaned Land

7. Tool

8. Times Of Grace

9. Bullet For My Valentine 

10. Across The Sun

Those are just some of my favorites.

70's-80's hard rock and heavy metal. Besides cards I collect CDs, have around 1,500. Always looking for obscure bands from that era.

I listen to classic country, classic rock, classic alternative, and classic metal but I really just love music that comes from the soul and isn't over-commercialized.

Your list reminded me that a couple of weeks ago I listened to Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar and Phantom of the Opera back to back over and over for a whole week. Certainly my favorite composer of musicals and my favorite musicals.