Sentence examples for band of that from inspiring English sources

Cluster is presumably a paean to the German band of that name, although you never know with this crew.

But my favourite band of that era is the Chocolate Watchband, who sound like the Rolling Stones added to a nuclear bomb.

Miles Davis, rarely hasty with compliments, remarked in 1955 that the arranger's presence was a significant reason why the Basie band of that era sounded as good as it did.

Guns 'n' Roses, a major force in the late 1980's and early 90's, imploded this year when Axl Rose took a band of that name on the road with no other original members.

On what could be called the prototype for the arena-rock tour, the Stones were not only securing their place as the premiere band of that time but pointing where rock, for better and for worse, would go in the 1970's and beyond.

Recorded on their "Wake the Sleeper" tour, takes me back to the 2009 Cambridge Rock Festival when they came on at midnight, two hours late (and they weren't even top of the bill) and delivered one of the most barnstorming festival sets I've ever seen from a band of that vintage.

So on the deep and open sea I set Forth, with a single ship and that small band Of comrades that had never left me yet.

It's like the best bits of the best bands of that period, condensed and unleashed.

What binds Savages to the early eighties is an approach that many bands of that era used, even U2.

Most of the bands of that time are gone now, lost to flameout or mediocrity or curiosity about other styles.

You could reasonably think of Vampire Weekend while listening to these songs, or of the Rapture, both influential New York bands of that time with potent senses of rhythm.