Can you suggest some bands similar to the ones I like? (list inside)?

Question

The cure, david bowie, Fall out boy, Feeder, The libertines, Marilyn Manson, Matt white, Mindless self indulgence, Muse, Nine Inch Nails, Nirvana, Oasis, Offspring, seether, System of a down.

Thats majority of them =]

They are all pretty mainstream so I want to get into some more bands similar to them.

Thanks in advance!

Chloe =]

Answer 1

umm... lets see here

all time low

four year strong

Black Tide <- pretty good

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Rise Against

rage against the machine

saving abel

seether

senses fail

soundgarden

staind

Stone Temple Pilots

System of a down

Taking Back Sunday

Three Days grace

theory of a deadman

Nonpoint

Linkin Park

lifehouse

kill hannah

killswitch engaged

foo fighters

five finger death punch

the acedemy is

broadway calls

Korn

Radiohead

Coheed and Cambria

Bullets For my Valentine

Eve 6

Anberlin

Sotry of the year

Nirvanna

Alice in chains

the exies

the devil wears parada

gorillaz

evergreen terrace

MC Chris

Mayday Parade

Disturbed

Jet

Chevelle

Chiodos

Airbourne

Godsmack

All time low

the killers

the strokes

slipknot

madina lake

POD

Avenged Sevenfold

Answer 2

i only heard of like 2 of thos bands but i would say that "three days grace" is good and "avenged sevenfold" is ok. if u like FOB you may like the "red jumpsuit apparatus" or "all american rejects"

Answer 3

MIKA, Foo Fighters, AC/DC, Blink 182 just search for ROCK POP/ROCK

Answer 4

Those are all over the place but here goes.

The Cure:  Echo & The Bunnymen

David Bowie:  He's a one of a kind

Marilyn Manson:  Rammstein

NiN:  Stabbing Westward

Oasis:  Beatles, Radiohead, Coldplay

Offspring: Limp Bizkit, Less Than Jake

System of a Down:  Static-X, Linkin Park

Answer 5

panic at the disco, 3 days grace, 3 doors down, blink 182

Answer 6

Avenged Sevenfold or Aiden or Breaking Benjamin, Slipknot, Bullet for my Valentine, Atreyu, Theory of a deadman, Cartel, Chevelle, Coheed and Cambria, Blink 182, DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL

Answer 7

You name some very good artists as well as some unfamiliar to me because I am as old as rock-n-roll. You cannot go wrong with anything below. Trust me on this

In know particular order: (except for the Clash, who earned their spot at the top)

The Clash--Get either the UK (import in USA) release "The Clash" or the triple-record "Sandinista!", the first so as to remember the seventies as the wake for the sixties and the approaching skeletal scariness of Ronald Raygun, and "Sandinista!" for the six sides which distill rock, folk, rap, skiffle, gospel, dub, dance, and ambiance into a rich liquor for the soul. Then get everything else.

The Psychedelic Furs--One of the most under-rated combos ever. Richard Butler knows about words. Word. Some bands know what electric guitars are for, and the Furs sure do. Get the first album, the eponymous one with "India" and "We Love You" and "Imitation of Christ". Since you got that one, you might as well get "Talk Talk Talk" (never to be confused with a band called TalkTalk)--it has a great love song called "Into You Like a Train" plus the widely-overlooked "Colors"--I think that's the name (I can't find my records!)-- "Listen to the weatherman, he's not saying anything..." Apparently Richard and bass-playing brother Tim were kind of weaned on Dylan by their Bobolicious father.

Chuck Berry--Everyone must get some Chuck--He is, you see, THE KING of rock-n-roll, not Elvis, oh-no-no. Elvis was a great singer and dancer, but he didn't write even his OWN songs. No, give it up for Chuck Berry. All the music you and Eye like owes a great debt to Berry, Fats Domino, Bill Haley, Buddy Holly, Bo Diddley.

Get aBUNCH of ska records!! Have FUN--Specials, Desmond Dekker, Bad Manners, Selecter, the Beat, Madddnesss. Dance a lot

Get "Songs of Love and Hate" by Leonard Cohen--breathe words like air and life and love and fire

You have to get a lot of Bob Dylan. You just have to. Everybody does. Get "Blond on Blond" of course for sure, hear "Sad-eyed Lady of the Lowlands" and "4th Time Around" and "Temporary Like Achilles" and "Visions of Johanna" and everything else except maybe "Obviously Five Believers"<<it's okay if you don't hear that one. And then of course get "Highway 61 Revisited".

Get James Brown's "Twenty Fabulous Hits" or the "Live at the Apollo" album. Dance in Heaven, Godfather

James Brown,The Jam, X, the Buffalo Springfield, Trial by Fury, Tom Waits, Bob Marley, REM, Stones, Ramones, The Who--don't forget the Who, the Doors and on and on...keep your ears peeled--there is always something good coming along....

Plus get a thousand other albums....oh, yeah, get "Blue" by Joni Mitchell. If you don't like it (but you will) donate to a group for young songwriters.

Answer 8

daft punk, cold play, sum 41, blink 182, and one that i love dearly, Blue Man Group! oh and rush has a few good ones too!

Answer 9

theres a new band called tokio hotel, i like their one song "mansoon", look it up...i listened to disturbed, korn (fave songs "freak on the leash") all american rejects, green day, coldplay, linkin park (1st album "hybrid theory" is best for me, "crawling" is my fav song from them), paramore( 2 fav songs are misery business and crushcrushcrush), audioslave (they broke up last year =(..)...evanescence got a couple good songs, panic at the disco, queens of the stone age ( i love "no one knows" and "go with the flow")..Lacuna coil, Staind, Chevelle ( fav songs are "red", and "vitamin r", guns n roses, billy joel, incubus, the doors (fav song, people are strange) avenge sevenfold, the killers,stone temple pilots,foo fighters...theres this new artist name kerli i like her song "walking on air" for some reason,  shes weird but cool well this is what i can think of you probably heard of most of them or not hope you enjoy my selection

Answer 10

Matt White try John Mayer or Jason Mraz



the other ones it's kinds hard and for Fall Out Boy try Paramore or Panic at the Disco...and even though i dont think its in the same lines but for system of a down try disturbed.

Answer 11

ok

lthe libertines is the best band there-this is alternative/indie rock

try and listen to babyshambles, if  you are a fan of doherty or dirty pretty things if you are a fan of carl. also, the smiths who are a really really really good band better than the cure (in my opinion) and rlly influenced doherty/libertines during the late 90's.

you could also try the white stripes and the racounteurs for a bit of a different spin

good luck and i would listen to these bands-they are reallly good

Answer 12

Blink 182.

Answer 13

placebo, travis, bloc party, keiser chief, radiohead, etc....

further details see www.nme.com

Answer 14

chiodos, cobra starship, three days grace, thrice, 30 seconds to mars, senses fail, asteria

Answer 15

My Bloody Valentine, Radiohead, Lou Reed/Velvet Underground, Beatles, REM, The Pixies, Johnny Cash, Bo Bedingfield & The Wydelles, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, The Ramones, Tears for Fears - some of these i mention because of similar genres or sounds, others i mentioned because they are big influences/roots of the bands you listed.  The Velvet Underground is a good example of both for The Cure and NIN.  Tears for Fears, Ramones, Pixies, My Bloody Valentine have some things going on in the same vein.  (if you like the cure you will like tears for fears) Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath came way before Marylin Manson and are two great bands.  Bands like Nirvana and Offspring were influenced by the Ramones...  There is alot of overlapping but this should be some decent places to start.  As for the Wydelles, they are one of my favorite bands of the past couple years.

Answer 16

the pretenders

the doors

gallows

enter shakari

the horrors

joy division

stiff little fingers

subways

Answer 17

my favourite is Blink 182 and 3 days  grace