Your favorite A - B - C - bands

America Gomorrah
Angelica
Armageddon
Audiovision

Barnabas
Barren Cross
Brave (The)
Bride

Charizma
Creed German band)
Chryztyne
Crystavox

Other A - B - C - bands.

Let us know what are your favorite A - B - C - bands?
When you don't like the bands in the list you can tell us about your favorite bands with an A B or C.

Divinefire
Deliverance
Daniel Band
Dream Quest

Dynamis wrote:

Divinefire
Deliverance
Daniel Band
Dream Quest

Hey buddy back up the bus and give us your favorite A-B-C bands.......like this.

Audiovision
Ashes Remain (great modern rock band, wish they would put out another album)

Barnabas
Barren Cross
Brave (The)
Big Dismal (really wish these guys would have put out another alubm)

Chryztyne
Crystavox
Cynical Limit (loved this album, wish Dennis would release the other recordings)
Cry Holy

Maybe, if you all like it we can continue this thread with the other letters.
I'm not quite right if you all like this.

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Hey buddy back up the bus and give us your favorite A-B-C bands.......like this.

Oops- sorry, I did not understand the rules of the game. So I will start over:

AD
Angelica
ArkAngel
As you can see, I went a bit "old school" for the letter A.

Bride
Boarders
A good combination of old and new for B.

Crown Of Mercy
Cross

Ashes Remain (They finally put their 5 new songs on an EP, but I'm still waiting on a full length)
Ark
Audiovision
Avian

Bride
Burden of A Day
Blessed by a Broken Heart
Blindside

Children 18:3
Creed (even if they aren't Christian)
Cry of the Afflicted
Chasing Victory

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Big Dismal (really wish these guys would have put out another alubm)

Eric Durrance has put out some solo stuff since then, but it's completely country style...not even southern rock

The Eric Durrance stuff thou is really good. I would call it more country/rock. There is a little rock in it and not a whole lot of twang. I'll have to get started on my A B C's

silentthunder89 wrote:

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Big Dismal (really wish these guys would have put out another alubm)

Eric Durrance has put out some solo stuff since then, but it's completely country style...not even southern rock

I had heard that from somewhere else......bummer cuz that's not really what I'm into at all.

ChosenOne, we are interested to listen song samples from Eric Durrance.

My favorite A band is Apostle.
My favorite B bands are Bride and The Brave.
My favorite C bands are Crystavox and Chryztyne.

Ok, you asked for it lol

Eric Durrance

silentthunder89 wrote:

Ok, you asked for it lol

Eric Durrance

Ok that's actually pretty decent for country, but the whole "southern twang/drawl" in his vocals seems a little disingenuous.....I mean he didn't sound like that at all on the Big Dismal album. Wonder if he actually talks that way?

Honestly thou I think his vocals are more suited for what he is doing with his solo stuff. I liked Big Dismal but I got the impression that either they or the label were pushing them as the next Creed. If you listen to the first song on the album "Rember IOU" I could easily hear Scott Stapp singing it. But that's just me, now back to our ABC's

Heres my A's

Anberlin
Angelica
Adriangale (Jamie Rowe's former band)

B's

Barren Cross
Bride
Building 429
Burning Yesterday

c's

Casting Crowns
Common Children
Crystavox

ChosenOne wrote:

B's
Common Children

I only have their "Skywire" album, kind of a 90's grunge/alt album. Not at all band but a little "disjointed".
I hear their other albums are better but in a different style.

"A'
Anberlin

"B"
Barlow Girl
Building 429
Bethany Dillon

"C"
Casting Crowns
Chris Tomlin

Bsax wrote:

"A'
Anberlin

I'm not sure why but it surprises me to see that band on your list (but it probably shouldn't since you do have diverse tastes).

Thanks for chiming in.....there is also a D-E-F thread out there too, feel free to sound off on that one too.

Staybrite wrote:

ChosenOne wrote:

B's
Common Children

I only have their "Skywire" album, kind of a 90's grunge/alt album. Not at all band but a little "disjointed".
I hear their other albums are better but in a different style.

Yeah, "Skywire" was somewhat disjointed, coming off as half grunge (not all that great), and half more mellow, moody alternative (better). Most of the grunge feel was dropped for the superior follow-up "Delicate Fade". I recommend that album heartily!

My A-B-C's:

Angelica
Aleixa
Asher (CA)
As I Lay Dying

Barnabas
Barren Cross
Bride
Bloodgood

Crystavox
Circle of Dust
Crucified

Very cool list M-Fro......mostly "old-school" stuff (which I like).

I think I will have to keep an eye out for that second Common Children album, sounds like they really pulled it together.

Staybrite wrote:

Bsax wrote:

"A'
Anberlin

I'm not sure why but it surprises me to see that band on your list (but it probably shouldn't since you do have diverse tastes).
too.

Haha yeah Anberlin is actually one of the first Christian bands I ever listened to. Paperthin Hymn was basically my theme song for a solid year It's funny though actually being interested in many different styles because I don't even know what to tell people what my favorite things to listen to are anymore! lol.

Just tell them you love music! (or tell them you don't like country and polka, but everything else is ok)

I heard Paperthin Hymn by Anberlin while at a Disciple concert (you know, the music they play before a band comes on stage) and I was hooked. Never really thought I would like them but Cities and New Surrender are agreat albums

Abandon
Altar Boys
Alice Cooper
The Almost
Alter Bridge
Anberlin
Andy Hunter
And Then There Were None
Annie Lennox
As Cities Burn
Armageddon
As I Lay Dying
Ashley Cleveland
Asia
Atomic Opera
August Burns Red
Avian
The Awful Truth
Barren Cross
The Benjamin Gate
The Becoming
Believer
Between the Trees
Bill Mallonee & Vigilantes of Love
Betrayal
Biogenesis
Bloodgood
Boston
Brainchild
Bridgeshadows
Chagall Guevara
Chasing Furies
The Choir
Circle of Dust
Clashing Symbols
Coriolis
The Classic Crime
Corpus Christi
Crumbacher
The Crucified