Well if ya ain't got Skynyrd on who are ya listening to .

These do it for me

Blackfoot ( Medlocke era ) Siogo Album
Van Zant
Them Crooked Vultures
AC/DC
Led Zeppelin
Chickenfoot
Joe Satriani
Blackberry Smoke
Pink Floyd
Whitesnake
Rainbow
Black Sabbath (Ozzy )
Black Country Communion

Just saw AC/DC in Feb with 60,000 of our best friends! Amazing show!

I love alot of the bands on your list, I would especially like to see Van Zant!

... I saw Led Zep in 1977 when I was just a teen ager! I had just graduated HS!

How about some Stevie Ray Vaughan?
Eric Clapton
BB King
Johnny Lang
Traffic
Allman Brothers
Have you ever heard of Gary Moore? He does an amazing song titled "Still Got the Blues for You." (among others)
He originally played for Thin Lizzy.
Jeff Healey Band

My husband like Pink Floyd so thats on the stereo alot.
...and lately we've been getting into some country artists as well.

Rob Plant went to school with my mother in law and lives in the same town as me .
Lizzy were a fantastic outfit also,there are sooooo many to list.
Managed to see AC/DC twice .Hopefully finances permitting we will go to Donnington Download this year as DC / Motorhead /Slash are all headline acts spread over 3 days + another 60 Acts
Still now't gets close to being at the front and at the feet of Skynyrd.
Keep it live n loud

I listen to just about anything considered rock. Some of my favorites are Def Leppard, Van Halen (or Van Hagar), Chickenfoot, older Bon Jovi, older KISS, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Queensryche, ACDC, RATT, Scorpions, Airbourne, Poison, 38 Special, Steve Miller Band, Allman Brothers, R.E.M., 3 Doors Down, Puddle of Mudd, Metallica, and Pantera.

I saw AC/DC in '77 as well, with Bon Scott. I think Brian is an amazing replacement. He has an incredible voice.

We didn't have great seats for AC/DC but it is a different kind of show...just to rock and roll... so it was ok. If you get to go, you won't believe the props. It is like a show from the 80's. Cannons, trains, a giant Rosie...Too funny!

With Lynyrd Skynrd you feel really a part of the songs, and when you sit up close ( esp with kids) you are, in our view- engaged. The band really goes out of their way to shake hands, high five, and give stuff to the kids in the front rows so it is a really neat experience.

I too have seen AC/DC twice in the late 70's....... first time they opened for Forener, second show they opened for Thin Lizzy, and both shows were with Bon Scott, although I have seen many acts over the years (still have ever stub, beleive it or not) Southern rock I can live without.

Bands I listen to now are :

Rebel pride
southern gentleman
Blackberry smoke
Preacherstone
Hogjaw

Southern rock rules !!

Back- I wish I had saved all of my ticket stubs, and the rock buttons I collected in the 70's and early 80's!

38 SPECIAL
MOLLY HATCHET
VAN ZANT
ZZ TOP
DEREK TRUCKS
HIS VERY TALENTED WIFE SUSAN TEDESCHI
BLACK FOOT
DAN FOGELBERG
OZARK MOUNTAIN DARE DEVILS
DR.HOOK

nuthinfancy flappin her flippin gums ! ! !"lol

@nuthinfancy: my older sis went ta high school in Illinois with Dan Fogelberg! and tha darn lucky sis had the Allman Bros play fer her high school graduation in Georgia way back in the day of their 1st self titled album. ............ she even was passed a leftie to her from Greg Allman................... with that 1 most popular word in tha '60's................ that bein'............. EAR!....................... aaahhhhhhhh!. LMAO! in fact, if'n ya have the Duane Allman Anthology vinyl............... included was a pic thing................ look fer that pic where ya seez all the crowd and the basketball hoops raised in the background, thats her graduation!................... in the gym!

@mcskynyrd: Thats what I love about this site, the story's and experience's people share about back in the day.