Bands that have never failed you.

[BananaSauce]

Pendulum

 

[Caligulove]

The only bands for me are
The Black Keys, Queens of the Stone Age & Ratatat

*Radiohead would have been included, except for Pablo Honey... always forget that one.

 

[meowchef]

Alice in Chains
Soundgarden
Tool
Audioslave

 

[Dirzzit]

This is not a band but eminem hasn't sold out. Most rappers now sing about how much(Pardon my french) pussy and vodka they get everyday.

 

[Nouw]

Daft Punk. NEVAR HAVE THEY EVAR FAILED ME.

I'd also say the White Stripes, but since they've broken up they have failed me.

The Gorillaz. I just hope this is they're last album, as that would make their legacy just perfect.

Ninja'd...

All of Daft Punk's albums were amazing and fantastic, even with some weaker songs.
Gorillaz releasing Plastic Beach made me fall in love with them even more.

Coldplay counts as an honourable mention as I disliked more songs on X&Y than I liked.

 

[bl4ckh4wk64]

Rise Against
Breaking Benjamin
FAUNTS

 

[Marter]

Nightwish is still great, but Annette Olzon is not Tarja Terunin. Remember that.

...I like Annette more. Alyson Avenue was a great band, and also would have been on my list, had they released 3 or more albums.

 

[exarkunsith]

Dire Straits, its as simple as that.

 

[emeraldrafael]

Alice In Chains. Even when Layne Died, they picked right back up with Duvall, who was a great addition/substitution.

 

[clockout]

Bad Religion and AC/DC.
Both bands have nothing but awesome albums, in my opinion.

AC/DC only has one album, but it was just soo fucking awesome it came out mutliple times.

 

[hottsaucekid]

blink-182.
Say Anything.
The Beatles.
Motion City Soundtrack.
Four Year Strong.
Spose.
I've got plenty more but these are just my favorites

 

[clockout]

The Eagles. But then again I don't buy albums. I just go with random songs from the artist.

Of course The Eagles have never let you down, it's common knowledge that Joe Walsh is one of the greatest men to have ever exsited, along with Clapton, Waters and Gilmour.

 

[somerandomguy76]

Streetlight Manifesto.

Reel Big Fish has never disapointed me live...

 

[RedDeadFred]

Breaking Benjamin -I didn't like their new album quite as much as Phobia or We're Not Alone Here but I like it a bit more than Saturate. Saturate was still great though.

Also the Beatles. Haven't heard a single song from them that I don't like.

 

[BaronessB]

The Beatles...They just win. I also love Red Hot Chili Peppers and Gorillaz. There's also a local band around here called The Brobecks that are just amazing. Only two albums, but their music makes me all kinds of happy.

 

[Death God]

The Eagles. But then again I don't buy albums. I just go with random songs from the artist.

Of course The Eagles have never let you down, it's common knowledge that Joe Walsh is one of the greatest men to have ever exsited, along with Clapton, Waters and Gilmour.

I know this is sad but, who are the last two you mentioned? I think I heard of Muddy Waters once but never anything about Gilmour. Other than the show.

 

[SixWingedAsura]

Girugamesh and Pierrot.

Oh and Incubus.

 

[Irish Rover Baird]

Bad Religion and AC/DC.
Both bands have nothing but awesome albums, in my opinion.

AC/DC only has one album, but it was just soo fucking awesome it came out mutliple times.

As Brian Johnson once said to a reporter:
Reporter: Basically, you guys just made ten albums which have exactly the same songs on them.
Brian: WRONG! We made TWELVE albums with exactly the same songs!

Well, scientists have found out the the key to good music is melodies or sounds that constantly repeat. So things that keep coming back, sound familiar and sound good. So AC/DC played it smart.

 

[Toaster Hunter]

I'd go with Sabaton. There is no such thing as a bad Sabaton song.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Lamb of God or Mastodon. I would say Streetlight Manifesto but 99 Songs of Revolution is a little disappointing.