Which country makes the best music?

[New England]

That's the one man. I'd be curious to hear your opinion of it. It's a wild affair, and it has a few misses, but that's the price you sometimes pay for going all-out.

the f#ck did you just unleash in my apartment ?



on track # 2 so far. so far so good.

[samouraļ]

the f#ck did you just unleash in my apartment ?



on track # 2 so far. so far so good.

Lol, I almost said "be careful; you might scare the neighbors." cool man!

[Mike Tyson77]

Metallica an Pink floyd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BUNGALOWS]

UK: Rock

USA: Rock, Jazz, Blues, Hip-Hop, Pop, R&B, Country.

I would say probably USA, based on big or dominant contributions from all the genres listed. But, I don't know what the hell the rest of the world listens to. I am assuming USA music is popular everywhere. When I think of UK contributions I mostly think of Rock, mostly from 60s-70s.

Exactly this.

UK has The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and more modern bands like the Arctic Monkeys, etc. That's as GOAT as it gets in terms of rock music.

US has the rest.

Edit: Add Elton John, Radiohead, David Bowie, Oasis, Erick Clapton, Pink Floyd to UK's roster of musical talent.

HOLY ****! The UK has rock music on lock down.

[samouraļ]

Exactly this.

UK has The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and more modern bands like the Arctic Monkeys, etc. That's as GOAT as it gets in terms of rock music.

US has the rest.

I'd say the US wins out in terms of rock music too, even above the legendary names you mentioned above. I'd even say Germany was quite possibly more inventive towards the end of the 60s through most of the 70s. For sheer quantity it's hard to touch the Big Two, though.

[BUNGALOWS]

I'd say the US wins out in terms of rock music too, even above the legendary names you mentioned above. I'd even say Germany was quite possibly more inventive towards the end of the 60s through most of the 70s. For sheer quantity it's hard to touch the Big Two, though.

Check my edit. Radiohead alone is worth 5 US bands to me.

If we wanna be real. The only bands in the US that compare to the above listed bands are, Aerosmith, Mettalica, Guns N Roses, The Doors, KISS, Grateful Dead, Bon Jovi, and Van Halen.

Superb roster, but IMO, doesn't come close to the quality of the UKs bands.

[Mike Tyson77]

Exactly this.

UK has The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and more modern bands like the Arctic Monkeys, etc. That's as GOAT as it gets in terms of rock music.

US has the rest.

Edit: Add Elton John, Radiohead, David Bowie, Oasis, Erick Clapton, Pink Floyd to UK's roster of musical talent.

HOLY ****! The UK has rock music on lock down.

you missed pink floyd, dope. The U.S. Metallica, which is accounted for 1,000,000,000,000,000, dollars, son.

[BUNGALOWS]

you missed pink floyd, dope. The U.S. Metallica, which is accounted for 1,000,000,000,000,000, dollars, son.

I have Pink Floyd in there, smart ass. I don't listen to Metallica.

How the hell did I forget Black Sabbath?

[samouraļ]

Check my edit. Radiohead alone is worth 5 US bands to me.

If we wanna be real. The only bands in the US that compare to the above listed bands are, Aerosmith, Mettalica, Guns N Roses, The Doors, KISS, Grateful Dead, Bon Jovi, and Van Halen.

Superb roster, but IMO, doesn't come close to the quality of the UKs bands.

The only American group you mentioned I consider great is The Doors. As for Radiohead, I have to say, I think they're seriously overrated.

[BUNGALOWS]

The only American group you mentioned I consider great is The Doors. As for Radiohead, I have to say, I think they're seriously overrated.

Music is subjective. There is no overrated in music, unless we're talking about actual vocals and instrument skills.

You ever roll on some x and listen to a Radiohead album?