Top ten rock bands of all time

Here’s my top ten bands of all time

1. Marillion (with Fish) *
2. The Who
3. Black Sabbath
4. The Police
5. Pink Floyd
6. AC/DC
7. Bob Geldof
8. Radiohead
9. Peter Gabriel
10. Rush

* you might read this and say who the hell is Marillion or Fish? Back in the mid 80’s in the UK they were a semi-popular progressive rock band. First concert I ever went to was Marillion at the Glasgow Apollo (may it rest in peace) so there is some emotional significance there. They had a hit with Kayleigh

I now live in Australia where virtually no-one has heard of them!! Prog rock never really got this far south

Marillion are still around today minus Fish. Not as good in my opinion, and no longer prog rock – but still pretty good. Check ‘em out.

As you can see my leanings are generally in the rock genre, cant stand most of today’s crappy manufactured pop. But don’t mind some of the 80’s and 90’s manufactured pop! Guess it’s that emotional x-factor again.

So what’s yours?

Richard

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