Most famous band from every state
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I guess it is based on where they were born, and part of a group, thus why people like Frank Sinatra and Elvis don't make the list.
I forget whoever was listed for Georgia, but I can't get past the Allmond Bros or REM over them. Hell, I'll take Atlanta Rhythm Section over them.
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Ah... my fav James Gang track.... but the Intro was lifted straight outta another track... want to say Laugh... but can't find find any such track.
Not that I enjoy these bands but I would imagine Devo, especially Mark mothersbaugh, and maybe Nine Inch Nails would be among the top best known Ohio artist. Maybe Joe Walsh, maybe Eric Carmen?
Nobody not from CLE knows The Raspberries... may as well opt for The Lemon Pipers from down Miami of Ohio way.
James Gang? Getting warmer, but think with Trent's NIN I think you may have nailed it.
Akron's Chrissy Hynde deserves mention. Even was in a band with Mothersbaugh early-on. Knocked around KSU before ultimately moving to London where after fumbling around for a few years The Pretenders formed.
Ah... my fav James Gang track.... but the Intro was lifted straight outta another track... want to say Laugh... but can't find find any such track.
Nobody not from CLE knows The Raspberries... may as well opt for The Lemon Pipers from down Miami of Ohio way.
James Gang? Getting warmer, but think with Trent's NIN I think you may have nailed it.
Akron's Chrissy Hynde deserves mention. Even was in a band with Mothersbaugh early-on. Knocked around KSU before ultimately moving to London where after fumbling around for a few years The Pretenders formed.
Raspberries we cult favorite but I said Eric Carmen. He's respectable but not the most well-known from Ohio.
WSS
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Ah... my fav James Gang track.... but the Intro was lifted straight outta another track... want to say Laugh... but can't find find any such track.
Nobody not from CLE knows The Raspberries... may as well opt for The Lemon Pipers from down Miami of Ohio way.
James Gang? Getting warmer, but think with Trent's NIN I think you may have nailed it.
Akron's Chrissy Hynde deserves mention. Even was in a band with Mothersbaugh early-on. Knocked around KSU before ultimately moving to London where after fumbling around for a few years The Pretenders formed.
Raspberries we cult favorite but I said Eric Carmen. He's respectable but not the most well-known from Ohio.
WSS
Raspberries we cult favorite but I said Eric Carmen. He's respectable but not the most well-known from Ohio.
WSS
For what its worth, the following are the members of the Rock n Roll HOF that come from Ohio:
The Isley Brothers Cincinnati
The Moonglows Cleveland
The O'Jays Canton
Joe Walsh..as a member of the Eagles...though born in Wichita KS he got his musical start in Cleveland area
Bobby Womack Cleveland
Alan Freed. Raised and went to high school in Salem Oh. Went to Ohio St. DJed in Youngstown, Akron, Cleveland
Syd Nathan Founder of King Records...from Cincinnati
and Chrissie Hynde, Akron as a member of the Pretenders.
Not sure if you would call one of these "the most famous" or not.
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Other Acts from Ohio, not RRHOF:
Black Keys
Devo
Waitresses
Glass Harp
The McGuire sisters
The Mills Brothers
Pure Prairie League
The McCoys
Bones Thugs and Harmony
Tracy Chapman
The Raspberries
Eric Carmen (solo)
The Outsiders
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
The James Gang
Ben Orr (Cars)
John Popper (Chardon...Blues Traveler)
Macy Gray
Marilyn Manson
Boz Scaggs
Michael Stanley
The Choir
These are ones I know. More recent acts/rap acts I don't know much about.
And FYI...only Joe Walsh as a member of the Eagles is on any "best selling artist" list.
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Ten musicians you may have not known are from Pa.
And I'm not a fan of any of them, although Henry Mancini was a brilliant composer.
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/famous-musicians/
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Other Acts from Ohio, not RRHOF:
Black Keys
Devo
Waitresses
Glass Harp
The McGuire sisters
The Mills Brothers
Pure Prairie League
The McCoys
Bones Thugs and Harmony
Tracy Chapman
The Raspberries
Eric Carmen (solo)
The Outsiders
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
The James Gang
Ben Orr (Cars)
John Popper (Chardon...Blues Traveler)
Macy Gray
Marilyn Manson
Boz Scaggs
Michael Stanley
The Choir
These are ones I know. More recent acts/rap acts I don't know much about.
And FYI...only Joe Walsh as a member of the Eagles is on any "best selling artist" list.
Other Acts from Ohio, not RRHOF:
Black Keys
Devo <---- my younger brother's favorite, behind my time
Waitresses
Glass Harp <---- saw them many times along with the Left End
The McGuire sisters
The Mills Brothers
Pure Prairie League
The McCoys <---- "Hang on Sloopy", just saw the documentary on them on TV
Bones Thugs and Harmony
Tracy Chapman
The Raspberries
Eric Carmen (solo)
The Outsiders
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
The James Gang <---- always liked them in college
Ben Orr (Cars)
John Popper (Chardon...Blues Traveler)
Macy Gray
Marilyn Manson
Boz Scaggs
Michael Stanley <---- oldie but goodie
The Choir
These are ones I know. More recent acts/rap acts I don't know much about.
And FYI...only Joe Walsh as a member of the Eagles is on any "best selling artist" list.
Amazing how music brings back almost instant memories, same as sports for me.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
ALABAMA. Come on, guys....get serious....
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Ten musicians you may have not known are from Pa.
And I'm not a fan of any of them, although Henry Mancini was a brilliant composer.
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/famous-musicians/
Ten musicians you may have not known are from Pa.
And I'm not a fan of any of them, although Henry Mancini was a brilliant composer.
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/famous-musicians/
Henry Mancini was from Cleveland.
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Ten musicians you may have not known are from Pa.
And I'm not a fan of any of them, although Henry Mancini was a brilliant composer.
http://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/famous-musicians/
Henry Mancini was from Cleveland.
Barely, Mancini was born in the Little Italy neighborhood of Cleveland, and was raised near Pittsburgh, in the steel town of West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. His parents immigrated from the Abruzzo region of Italy. Mancini's father, Quinto (born March 13, 1893, Scanno, Italy) was a steelworker, who made his only child begin piccolo lessons at the age of eight.Henry Mancini was from Cleveland.
When Mancini was 12 years old, he began piano lessons. Quinto and Henry played flute together in the Aliquippa Italian immigrant band, "Sons of Italy". After graduating from Aliquippa High School in 1942, Mancini attended the renowned Juilliard School of Music in New York. In 1943....
....I'll even bet he was a Steelers fan.
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Barely, Mancini was born in the Little Italy neighborhood of Cleveland, and was raised near Pittsburgh, in the steel town of West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. His parents immigrated from the Abruzzo region of Italy. Mancini's father, Quinto (born March 13, 1893, Scanno, Italy) was a steelworker, who made his only child begin piccolo lessons at the age of eight.Henry Mancini was from Cleveland.
When Mancini was 12 years old, he began piano lessons. Quinto and Henry played flute together in the Aliquippa Italian immigrant band, "Sons of Italy". After graduating from Aliquippa High School in 1942, Mancini attended the renowned Juilliard School of Music in New York. In 1943....
....I'll even bet he was a Steelers fan.
Barely, Mancini was born in the Little Italy neighborhood of Cleveland, and was raised near Pittsburgh, in the steel town of West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. His parents immigrated from the Abruzzo region of Italy. Mancini's father, Quinto (born March 13, 1893, Scanno, Italy) was a steelworker, who made his only child begin piccolo lessons at the age of eight.
When Mancini was 12 years old, he began piano lessons. Quinto and Henry played flute together in the Aliquippa Italian immigrant band, "Sons of Italy". After graduating from Aliquippa High School in 1942, Mancini attended the renowned Juilliard School of Music in New York. In 1943....
....I'll even bet he was a Steelers fan.
Fuck him then.
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Favorite Musicians/bands of every fan base.
Goes to show you what age group dominates social media.
Funny stuff:
Snoop Dog is the favorite of Raider fans, yet Snoop is an avid Steelers fan.
Wiz Khalifa is a Steelers fan, but the Ravens fan favorite.
Steelers fan favorite is Usher...who is a Cavs fan and part owner.
Browns fans...Machine Gun Kelly, go figure. LOL
Buffalo fans have some class I see.
http://www.adweek.com/digital/billboard-gridiron-grooves-nfl/
Just realized this was three years old...eh so what.
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Favorite Musicians/bands of every fan base.
Goes to show you what age group dominates social media.
Funny stuff:
Snoop Dog is the favorite of Raider fans, yet Snoop is an avid Steelers fan.
Wiz Khalifa is a Steelers fan, but the Ravens fan favorite.
Steelers fan favorite is Usher...who is a Cavs fan and part owner.
Browns fans...Machine Gun Kelly, go figure. LOL
Buffalo fans have some class I see.
http://www.adweek.com/digital/billboard-gridiron-grooves-nfl/
Just realized this was three years old...eh so what.
Favorite Musicians/bands of every fan base.
Goes to show you what age group dominates social media.
Funny stuff:
Snoop Dog is the favorite of Raider fans, yet Snoop is an avid Steelers fan.
Wiz Khalifa is a Steelers fan, but the Ravens fan favorite.
Steelers fan favorite is Usher...who is a Cavs fan and part owner.
Browns fans...Machine Gun Kelly, go figure. LOL
Buffalo fans have some class I see.
http://www.adweek.com/digital/billboard-gridiron-grooves-nfl/
Just realized this was three years old...eh so what.
I don't think you would get many on here claiming that Machine Gun Kelly is Browns fans favorite musical act.
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Favorite Musicians/bands of every fan base.
Goes to show you what age group dominates social media.
Funny stuff:
Snoop Dog is the favorite of Raider fans, yet Snoop is an avid Steelers fan.
Wiz Khalifa is a Steelers fan, but the Ravens fan favorite.
Steelers fan favorite is Usher...who is a Cavs fan and part owner.
Browns fans...Machine Gun Kelly, go figure. LOL
Buffalo fans have some class I see.
http://www.adweek.com/digital/billboard-gridiron-grooves-nfl/
Just realized this was three years old...eh so what.
I don't think you would get many on here claiming that Machine Gun Kelly is Browns fans favorite musical act.
I don't think you would get many on here claiming that Machine Gun Kelly is Browns fans favorite musical act.
Oh believe me I'm sure, just by reading the posts on this thread...and just as well I'm sure that Usher isn't the fan favorite of those Browns fans counterparts over at Steeler Nation MB.
Hell they don't even like Snoop.
As I pointed out this survey was taken on social media (Facebook), possibly this poll could reflect what age group dominates it.
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I'd guess Michael Stanley and Joe Grusheky.
WSS
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I don't think you would get many on here claiming that Machine Gun Kelly is Browns fans favorite musical act.
Oh believe me I'm sure, just by reading the posts on this thread...and just as well I'm sure that Usher isn't the fan favorite of those Browns fans counterparts over at Steeler Nation MB.
Hell they don't even like Snoop.
As I pointed out this survey was taken on social media (Facebook), possibly this poll could reflect what age group dominates it.
Oh believe me I'm sure, just by reading the posts on this thread...and just as well I'm sure that Usher isn't the fan favorite of those Browns fans counterparts over at Steeler Nation MB.
Hell they don't even like Snoop.
As I pointed out this survey was taken on social media (Facebook), possibly this poll could reflect what age group dominates it.
In other words, this poll is about as useless as a mock draft.
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Oh believe me I'm sure, just by reading the posts on this thread...and just as well I'm sure that Usher isn't the fan favorite of those Browns fans counterparts over at Steeler Nation MB.
Hell they don't even like Snoop.
As I pointed out this survey was taken on social media (Facebook), possibly this poll could reflect what age group dominates it.
In other words, this poll is about as useless as a mock draft.
In other words, this poll is about as useless as a mock draft.
Pretty much. Arouses ones curiosity, but not to be taken seriously.
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Holy cow! Here's something even I never knew.
The connection the band Styx and their hit tune "Renegade" has with the Steelers and the Browns.
As you know "Renegade" is the unofficial Steelers fight song often played at Heinz Field.
The love for "Renegade" at all Steelers games started at a playoff game against the Cleveland Browns on January 5, 2002. The Steelers were down 24-7 well into the third quarter. During a commercial break, a crew member at Heinz Field (home of the Steelers) decided to play "Renegade" in an effort to get the fans riled up and boost the momentum of the team. It was a moment that helped the team come back to win the game 36-33 and subsequently change Steelers history. Now, during the third quarter of Steelers home games, a video compilation of defensive plays are shown with "Renegade" playing in the background.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/styx-to-salute-pittsburgh-steelers-linebacker-kevin-greene/ -
Holy cow! Here's something even I never knew.
The connection the band Styx and their hit tune "Renegade" has with the Steelers and the Browns.
As you know "Renegade" is the unofficial Steelers fight song often played at Heinz Field.
The love for "Renegade" at all Steelers games started at a playoff game against the Cleveland Browns on January 5, 2002. The Steelers were down 24-7 well into the third quarter. During a commercial break, a crew member at Heinz Field (home of the Steelers) decided to play "Renegade" in an effort to get the fans riled up and boost the momentum of the team. It was a moment that helped the team come back to win the game 36-33 and subsequently change Steelers history. Now, during the third quarter of Steelers home games, a video compilation of defensive plays are shown with "Renegade" playing in the background.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/styx-to-salute-pittsburgh-steelers-linebacker-kevin-greene/Holy cow! Here's something even I never knew.
The connection the band Styx and their hit tune "Renegade" has with the Steelers and the Browns.
As you know "Renegade" is the unofficial Steelers fight song often played at Heinz Field.
The love for "Renegade" at all Steelers games started at a playoff game against the Cleveland Browns on January 5, 2002. The Steelers were down 24-7 well into the third quarter. During a commercial break, a crew member at Heinz Field (home of the Steelers) decided to play "Renegade" in an effort to get the fans riled up and boost the momentum of the team. It was a moment that helped the team come back to win the game 36-33 and subsequently change Steelers history. Now, during the third quarter of Steelers home games, a video compilation of defensive plays are shown with "Renegade" playing in the background.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/styx-to-salute-pittsburgh-steelers-linebacker-kevin-greene/
I always hated Styx....and never knew this story. So now there is even more reason to hate Styx.
And FYI.....DO NOT credit Styx for the Steelers turnaround, Credit Butch Davis, who, with that big lead elected to go into essentially the "Prevent Defense" in the middle of the third quarter, over the objections of his DC Foge Fazio. It was THAT move that gave the Steelers "momentum". Davis decided to only go with three pass rushers for like the entire rest of the game.
I also would not tout the defensive prowess of the Steelers in that game.
Kelly Holcomb, the Browns back up QB, passed for 429 yards in that game, which is the 8th most all time for a postseason game.
(at the time it was the third most only after Bernie Kosar's 489 vs. the Jets and Dan Fouts vs. the Dolphins in that famous game...since then Drew Brees, Brady and Peyton Manning have thrown for more than Holcomb..but he is still #8 all time)
The other thing that gave you "momentum" is the fact that Dennis Northcutt dropped what would have been a pass that would have ended the game. It would have give the Browns a first down, and they could have then just taken a couple of knees to allow time to run out. But, instead, it being a third down pass, the Browns had to punt, and with their lack of aggressive defense going again, the Steelers were able to score to win the game in the last minute.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200301050pit.htm
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Other Acts from Ohio, not RRHOF:
Black Keys
Devo <---- my younger brother's favorite, behind my time
Waitresses
Glass Harp <---- saw them many times along with the Left End
The McGuire sisters
The Mills Brothers
Pure Prairie League
The McCoys <---- "Hang on Sloopy", just saw the documentary on them on TV
Bones Thugs and Harmony
Tracy Chapman
The Raspberries
Eric Carmen (solo)
The Outsiders
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
The James Gang <---- always liked them in college
Ben Orr (Cars)
John Popper (Chardon...Blues Traveler)
Macy Gray
Marilyn Manson
Boz Scaggs
Michael Stanley <---- oldie but goodie
The Choir
These are ones I know. More recent acts/rap acts I don't know much about.
And FYI...only Joe Walsh as a member of the Eagles is on any "best selling artist" list.
Amazing how music brings back almost instant memories, same as sports for me.
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