Most Underrated Rock Band (One Choice Only!)

[0000]

Glad you like them but too hard rock is something I have never heard about them

I like things to be a bit more relaxed, for instance, I mentioned Nuthin' Fancy from Skynyrd.. i much prefer Gimme Back My Bulletts to Nuthin' Fancy because there are more elements of pretty heavy rock on NF.. It's a pretty subtle thing for me, but I really have to be in the right mood to listen if something has a bit too much grit

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

FM (British AOR-band).-)

 

[pistolpete]

I'm gonna go with this guy:



I know he's a legend, but I still don't think he gets his fair due. He should be on Springsteen's level if you ask me.

Petty was my first thought when I saw this thread too. I think most people like Petty, but they should like him a lot more. Best thing about him...he's still going just as strong after 30 years.

 

[rollingstoned]

Ten Years After. They never achieved the same fame as some of their contemporaries and I don't understand why.

Great band, won't be forgotten in my book. Amazing performance at Woodstock as well.

 

[Nololob]

Captain Beyond

 

[Trickster]

Cheap Trick

I don't have to say why...the music speaks for itself!!

 

[TheSound]

Stone Temple Pilots are very underrated in the UK, in the US and Canada they are huge, but here they are virtually unheard of, I checked and their last single they even bothered releasing in the UK made it to #154 on the charts, and their latest amazing album made only it to #80 on the UK album chart. But for me they are as good and as wonderfully 'grungey' as Pearl Jam or Alice in Chain or anyone.

 

[Big Ears]

Wigwam (with Jim Pembroke)

 

[Mr. Bob Dobolina]

Other people have listed more than one so I'll list five:

The Turtles
Flash & the Pan
Mary's Danish
The Faces and, yes
The Monkees

Let the arguments commence.

 

[Garrett]

Gov`t Mule

Warren Haynes / Guitar
Matt Abts / Drums
Danny Louis / Keyboard
Jorgen Carlsson / Bass


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