Logo
DiS Needs You: Save our site »
  • Logo_home2
  • Records
  • In Depth
  • In Photos
  • Blog
  • Podcast
  • Search
  • Community
  • Records
  • In Depth
  • Blog
  • Community

THIS SITE HAS BEEN ARCHIVED AND CLOSED.

Please join the conversation over on our new forums »

If you really want to read this, try using The Internet Archive.

Boards

Music Social More…

Bands' Ancestral Tree

oceanRain [Edit] [Delete] 18:34, 8 July '14

Anyway, you miss me, I miss you...OK, fuck it, nobody missed me but I missed you so OK fuck it

Honestly, I have a list of 30 or so records I've been meaning to acquire, but since I'm not accountable here, it hasn't been a priority. Except that, obviously, my life sucks a little bit more without those 30 records in my life. So, OK, I admit it, I need you more than you need me.

So how 'bout we talk some stoopid shite? Let us assign modern bands to their ancestral tree. Let's say you've got to go two generations...just to make it interesting. No, "Interpol to Joy Division" ... unless you can give us Joy Division's lineage.

So, like, OK, uhm

Spoon > the Replacements > Richard Hell & the Voidoids

OK, batter up. I'm dying to see if any of yous can stretch your band's family tree into the 60s or before. Go fer it.


Drowned in Sound
  • DROWNED IN SOUND
  • HOME
  • SITE MAP
  • NEWS
  • IN DEPTH
  • IN PHOTOS
  • RECORDS
  • RECOMMENDED RECORDS
  • ALBUMS OF THE YEAR
  • FESTIVAL COVERAGE
  • COMMUNITY
  • MUSIC FORUM
  • SOCIAL BOARD
  • REPORT ERRORS
  • CONTACT US
  • JOIN OUR MAILING LIST
  • FOLLOW DiS
  • GOOGLE+
  • FACEBOOK
  • TWITTER
  • SHUFFLER
  • TUMBLR
  • YOUTUBE
  • RSS FEED
  • RSS EMAIL SUBSCRIBE
  • MISC
  • TERM OF USE
  • PRIVACY
  • ADVERTISING
  • OUR WIKIPEDIA
© 2000-2025 DROWNED IN SOUND