Probably the Beatles. You hear almost every band post-beatles (and in fact during the Beatles height) saying how "the Beatles were a massive influence on me" from acts as divers as Black sabbath to Victoria justice (whose one of those awful Nickelodeon/Disney acts who my sister likes, so very, very different from the original metal band of Black Sabbath) say how they made them want to get into music.
Moreover, almost all metal acts owe something to Black Sabbath, which then leads back to the influence of the Beatles. this means that, to some extent, the Beatles invented metal. this can apply to most other genres of music post-Beatles, form Grunge to punk (which was actuly what influenced grunge, as well as metal) to progressive (or Prog) to whatever, they will say that so and so influence us, then so and so what influenced by so and so etc leading back to the Beatles
But you then Mr. I. LovetheBeatles, Who influenced the Beatles. Well this is a fine question and the answer is Elvis and Chuck Berry and most other famous 50s musical figures, maybe some 40's etc, So the actual answer to the question could be Elvis, but again who influenced Elvis. This Question will continue to knock on to the Likes of Mozart and Beethoven and then even older and eventually lead to some caveman who whacked a peace (i know I've put the wrong homophone for peace its just the doge spell check) of mammoth bone with some rock to create some form of basic noise
So there you have it, the "band" who spawned the most new bands was some caveman who whacked a peace of mammoth bone with some rock to create some form of basic noise.
the band sublime influenced: bands such as slightly stoopid, tribute bands badfish and the new sublime
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New Editon was the band Bobby Brown was part of way back in the day.
No. It's an American rock band from New Jersey.
NEW ORDER which consisted of former members of joy division peter hook, bernard sumner and Stephen Morris. basicly after joy division, these members of the band left went on to be one of the most critical acclaimed and highly influential bands of the 1980's the reason for the disbandment as you probably know was, after the suicide of ian curtis bernard sumner (the guitarist of joy division) went on to take the lead vocal role and was unable to pull it off the band was getting bad criticism because of this criticism they reformed later in 1980 under the new name "NEW ORDER" a more new wave, electronic sound... Btw joy division are the best my favorite band off all time
Brass bands were a popular band before that.
the band sublime influenced: bands such as slightly stoopid, tribute bands badfish and the new sublime
A really good new band that is out, would have to be Leeland.
His bands were formed in the United States. Most of his recordings with the civilian band were made in New York, Chicago, and Hollywood. Recordings with the AAF band were made at Yale University, in New York, and later in London.
hi where can I get new resistence bands for the ab loung 2.
Yes,because some new Bands wear white t's.
Which band are you referring too? during the first season they had a new band every episode.
underdogs, la de dahs, brew, zarcs,action, Ike blu blues band, human instinct
I say a band that you can understand, a band that you like as well! I listen to The Beatles, my favorite band, when I need inspiration. Just try new things and new bands, you'll find someone you like. And most importantly, DON'T STICK TO ONE TIME PERIOD!!
Brass bands were a popular band before that.
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It depends on where you live for the rarity of a silly band in New York the rarest silly band is a man sitting on a chair, or Virginia's rarest silly band is the Phoenix