Versailles Philharmonic Quintet (Japanese Rock Band)

I went to a Yanni concert as kind of a joke, but it was awesome. The production was great, and the number of unique instruments used was very cool as well.

He had some really talented musicians there. I recall the violin players especially. There was this duet they did that I always enjoyed.

Albums mostly but I'm horrible at picking what album to listen to, so it usually turns into me picking a playlist I've made

Slayer, Morbid Angel, Def Leppard, Cinderella, Megadeth, Boston, Derek and the Dominos, Aerosmith

Korn did for awhile.

Also Pearl Jam. Not sure if Smashing Pumpkins count.

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

If Paul played more lead guitar then John then who played bass and wtf did George do?

Television

Radiohead

Mando Diao, they are a fantastic swedish band.

The orchestra adds total depth to the music. Earlier recordings of those songs are kind of thin sounding.

Aquarium music…May I also nominate Glass Animals?

Iron Maiden has 3 lead guitarists now….but albums pre Brave New World it’s 2 leads.

Yes!

That baby crying at the bitter end of Urban Hymns by The Verve. Kinda freaked me out the first time I heard it.

Styx

The Beatles (although I think Paul probably did more lead guitar than John)

King Crimson (from the 80s onward)

Opeth

Trivium, Opeth, and Powerglove

Playlists mostly. I've been listening to music for more than 40 years, so I've had plenty of album listening discipline. I feel like I've earned the right to indulge in playlists.

On the one hand, it’s non-offensive music. On the other, it’s really nothing spectacular. I’d expect to hear it - not in a concert hall performed live - but recordings playing in the background, like…, I don’t know, elevators. Or aquariums. Yeah, definitely aquariums.

I just snotted my shirt!

I thought his studio stuff was decent background music, then I watched "Live at the Acropolis" and was completely blown away.

Thin Lizzy

Maiden

Allmans

Whitesnake

Loads of them. Hell, even Fleetwood Mac and Kansas and Skynrd

Comfortably Dumb

I recently clicked on one of his concerts to laugh a little but ended up quite enjoying it.

To be fair, the left has been hunting down relics of the past and cancelling them. Arguments from either side are pretty weak since the past is the past and inserting current sensibilities onto what was considered innocent and/or inoffensive at the time is a massive waste of time and truly serves no purpose. It's just trolls being all that they can be. Pay them no mind, light up and enjoy the rhythms of our ancestors.