Detroit Hard Rock.

[Reverend Joe]

Been diggin' it recently. Problem is, I've only been able to come up with four bands: The Stooges, the MC5, the Grand Funk Railroad (who are good, but they're really more 70's style hard rock than what I'm looking for) and Frijid Pink (and the only song I've heard them do is their cover of House of the Rising Sun. So, does anyone know of any of the other Detroit bands who made it?

[Louis VI the Fat]

They have white music in motown?

[Reverend Joe]

They invented modern rock in Motor City.

Seriously, look up the Stooges and the MC5. Two of the biggest influences on Punk rock; and the Stooges continue to be a notable influence today.

[Moros]

Check Frijid Pink Myspace. It has 4 songs on it.

And Stooges, well yeah if you don't know about them, you really are missing something.

Anyway these guys are more 70's punk. But they are from the place and they even have toured together with MC5. And are influenced by both them and the stooges. Remains punk though, but I like them.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=32102564

Anyway you might want to check the following out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_rock#Rock_and_roll

especially check the bands form 1968 onwards. After the disillusion of the then considered naïve Flower Power movement.

[Ice]

Been diggin' it recently. Problem is, I've only been able to come up with four bands: The Stooges, the MC5, the Grand Funk Railroad (who are good, but they're really more 70's style hard rock than what I'm looking for) and Frijid Pink (and the only song I've heard them do is their cover of House of the Rising Sun. So, does anyone know of any of the other Detroit bands who made it?

I've lived about 20 minutes away from the murder capital for about 3 years and I should probably know some good bands, but I don't. I'm glad you are enjoying them though. Just don't ever visit the actual city.

[Reverend Joe]

Check Frijid Pink Myspace. It has 4 songs on it.

And Stooges, well yeah if you don't know about them, you really are missing something.

Anyway these guys are more 70's punk. But they are from the place and they even have toured together with MC5. And are influenced by both them and the stooges. Remains punk though, but I like them.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=32102564

Anyway you might want to check the following out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_rock#Rock_and_roll

especially check the bands form 1968 onwards. After the disillusion of the then considered naïve Flower Power movement.

Wow, Moros, thanks a lot. Didn't even know that wiki page existed. Arright.

[Mount Suribachi]

Alice Cooper? Kid Rock?

[Moros]

Wow, Moros, thanks a lot. Didn't even know that wiki page existed. Arright.

Glad I could help. ~

[Reverend Joe]

Alice Cooper? Kid Rock?