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geardaddy

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35. Or The Cars.

Reply to pipi_k (Reply #16)

Mon Jan 13, 2014, 03:43 PM

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Who are the best bands from each NFL playoff city? [View all] Bennyboy Jan 2014 OP

Yes, we have bands here in Indy. Brigid Jan 2014 #1

For San Diego it is Delta Nove... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #2

Oh FFS taterguy Jan 2014 #3

My vote would go to Antiseen Tom Ripley Jan 2014 #22

They were my first exposure to Charlotte's 'local music' scene... Rhythm Jan 2014 #42

I'm assuming there were also smoke bombs present Tom Ripley Jan 2014 #43

At the Milestone shows, yeah... but not at Clay's house... Rhythm Jan 2014 #46

I always had a crush on Hope Nichols... so much fun to hang out with... Rhythm Jan 2014 #23

Seriously - you have Seattle in the Playoffs and Quarterflash is the best band you can come up with? LynneSin Jan 2014 #4

Don't harden your heart. dawg Jan 2014 #5

OMG please stop or I'm going to have to rick roll you LynneSin Jan 2014 #6

Another good one! pokerfan Jan 2014 #31

How about Jimi Hendrix? taterguy Jan 2014 #7

I'll take that LynneSin Jan 2014 #8

That's the one you picked up on? Bennyboy Jan 2014 #9

And Green Day is the best from SF? Initech Jan 2014 #11

I'll take Green Day over any of those LynneSin Jan 2014 #21

Not to mention that Quarterflash started in Portland. Portland Jenoch Jan 2014 #18

Or Jimi? geardaddy Jan 2014 #34

My picks: Initech Jan 2014 #10

you were going so good too.... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #12

Ah how could I forget the Meters?? Love old school jazz funk. Initech Jan 2014 #13

And, if one is to also include South Carolina as part of "Carolina"... GoCubsGo Jan 2014 #38

Georgia lays first claim on the hardest working man in showbusiness. dawg Jan 2014 #39

He was born in Barnwell, SC. GoCubsGo Jan 2014 #40

Warren Haynes is from Georgia.... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #50

As much as I love me some Gov't Mule ... dawg Jan 2014 #51

Brandi Carlile, for 2000, Alex. countryjake Jan 2014 #14

For a moment I thought you meant MARCHING BANDS.. yuiyoshida Jan 2014 #15

New England pipi_k Jan 2014 #16

Don't forget Aerosmith. edbermac Jan 2014 #24

Except they suck. Bennyboy Jan 2014 #25

Phish sucks. Chan790 Jan 2014 #29

Really? The James Geils band? HappyMe Jan 2014 #41

In my experience, J Geils was the only big Boston band of the 70s who didn't totally suck live Tom Ripley Jan 2014 #44

Ding ding ding.... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #45

J Geils was ONLY good live. Iggo Jan 2014 #47

So funny that when they made a great album.... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #49

Or The Cars. geardaddy Jan 2014 #35

The marching band at Green Bay East High School is pretty good. Jenoch Jan 2014 #17

San Diego? Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper, of course! Zorro Jan 2014 #19

Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Slightly Stoopid Bennyboy Jan 2014 #26

Indianapolis: John Hiatt, Wes Montgomery kwassa Jan 2014 #20

And now we are down to Bennyboy Jan 2014 #27

Green Day is actually from Berkeley KamaAina Jan 2014 #28

Metallica and Mother Love Bone and Boston... Iggo Jan 2014 #30

The Colorado Music scene is huge. Bennyboy Jan 2014 #37

Weren't you the one who informed me of the demise of the New Orleans Radiators? KamaAina Jan 2014 #32

Yep, still sad over that one too... Bennyboy Jan 2014 #36

Hmmmm OriginalGeek Jan 2014 #33

Probably not best but certainly most iconic for Boston... Fearless Jan 2014 #48