One band for the rest of your life

[acatfrommars]

If this really happened it would suck so much. I would pick The Beatles though, even if they're considered older rock they've done a little bit of everything so their would always be a variety of music to pick from. Also, they rock.

 

[Schrroms]

Gonna go with Pink Floyd.
I don't seem to get tired of their music no matter how many times I listen to it.

Edit: I take that back actually, I'll go with Frank Zappa instead. He's done most musical genres so I won't get bored and with the amount of songs he recorded, I'll probably still be listening to songs I haven't heard before when I'm in my seventies!

 

[Firox]

It's so difficult just choosing 1 band, since I listen to so much music.
If I had to choose, it would have to be Slayer, as it's the band I listen to the longest.

 

[Akiba]

It's not so much a band as a one-man circle, but I'd have to say Jerico's Law.

He's been making amazing music across a wide spectrum of electro, techno, funk, jazz, house, and trance for quite a few years.

His talent is truly amazing.

I'd love to meet him someday, because he's changed my life with his music.

 

[Weeaboo Name]

In the last few years I've probably listened to Elvis Costello and Chopin's complete work as played by Idil Biret most, so I guess I'd pick one of those.

Of course I'd be tempted to go full weeb and pick Nana Mizuki.

 

[DanPDoD]

Bon Iver 'cause beautiful.

 

[Grey Wind]

Abba is the only acceptable answer to this question.

 

[derozio]

I'd go with System of a Down.

As long as they continue releasing new stuff, that is. Which they haven't been, as of late. :( But yeah, their songs are pretty damn fantastic and I can listen to them over and over and over again no matter how many times I do it. :b

 

[donavannj]

I couldn't pick. Plain and simple. My tastes and preferences will shift/widen, and I'll get sick of the same song over and over after a couple weeks.

The only groups/artists that have come anywhere near "rest of my life" status would be Hammerfall, ABBA, and Daft Punk, and, even then, I'm pretty sure I couldn't listen exclusively to any of those for the rest of my life.