Favorite rock in roll generations

Actually The Mission arent bad, but most of the stuff i have is on tape and i dont have anything to play it on, i have Carved In Sand on cd though

droll Audio pronunciation of "droll" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (drl)
adj. droll·er, droll·est

Amusingly odd or whimsically comical.

The Mission were great in their day, Children is one of my favourite albums.

I will go for my little stick of blackpool rock

I'd reply but I have idea what you're waffling on about.

a song made famous by George Formby in 1937, so does that mean you are a fan of the 30's?

Didn't you teach him to play the ukele when he was just a lad?

Nahhhhh, that was your fellow countryman Macca

'60s music by far

Amazingly, me too. Eldritch is just so f**king bad he's good.

classic rock, you know like Doors, hard rock (guns n roses, aerosmith, velvet revolver), pop-metal (motley,scorpions,poison), of course prog rock, Blues (SRV, Robert johnson, dylan), heavy metal (led zeppelin,black sabbath). Another is Brti Rock like u2, coldplay, oasis... hip-hop/rap (eminem,2pac,r kelly), some punk bands, adult alternative and post grunge... rock/pop...etc..matter or fact i love ALL MUSIC!! (avril lavigne, britney spears and those kinds of artist I DO NOT CONSIDER THEM AS MUSICIANS)

Temple Of Love is ace.

60`s, 70`s, some 80`s (Guns`N`Roses), not too much of 90`s (Nirvana)
prog, psychedelic rock
punk-rock (Sex Pistols, Clash)
glam-rock (Slade, Sweet, T.Rex, Mud, Kiss)
hard rock, metal (Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Nazareth)
emm... electronic, industrial, metal, I think (Rammstein, and nothing else)

The 80's

Heavy Metal bands like Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Guns N Roses, Cinderella, Skid Row, Cinderella, etc... were a new generation of bands who used their instruments to the best of their ability, and made it sound good.

Also the 70's for Led, Floyd, etc.