Any Bands I Might Like

What are some bands like Linkin Park?

Well... if you like Linkin Park for what they were originally i.e Hybrid Theory, Meteora and Minutes to Midnight then you might be up for a audacious treat!Definitely try Fort Minor. Its a side project of Mike shinoda, the rapper from Linkin Park.Nirvana, Green Day, Red Hot Chilli Peppers,Limp Bizkit, R.E.M, Breaking Benjamin,The script, Hoobastank and crazy town are some classic alternative rock bands.If you don't know which song to listen then Google the band/artist and start with the most popular song of the artist.But now that you had enough of them you can also listen to System of a Down,Nickelback, Muse, Blink 182, The rasmus, Poets of the fall, Foo Fighters, Hinder , Incubus etc.So now that you have had enough.....its time to move on to the absolute classics!Metallica, Pearl jam, Audioslaves, Guns N' Roses, Bullet for my Valentine, U2, 3 doors down, Pearl Jam, The cranberries, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Queen etc.Well now you have some material to last for years. Don't rush it. Take it slow.And don't forget to scrape YouTube/Google for similar artists whenever you try new artists. You can always filter out songs using the number of views.OrSuscribe to deezer or apple music or Spotify and they will curate a fantastic playlist for you to your taste and liking.Keep exploring!Edit1: I know I have missed quite a few awesome bands/artists. Hence the tag Keep exploring!Edit2: I meant The doors and not 3 Doors Down. They(3DD) are great but not there(classic territory) yet!

What bands are similar to Queen?

Sparks, an American duo consisting of two siblings (Ron and Russell Mael), who were fascinated by the British glam rock scene. In 1974 they even proposed to Brian May joining them, arguing that “Queen are obviously washed up” (true story). Try “Kimono my house” and “Propaganda”. You’ll find similarities, especially in the vocal harmonies and the overall eccentricity.10cc, a British quasi-prog band from the 70s, whose music had an element of parody and self-parody that was also apparent in Queen’s contemporary music. I remember reading that when an acclaimed music journalist (I can’t recall his name) put “Bohemian Rhapsody” in his office for the first time (late 1975), his colleagues thought it was 10cc. Personally, I don’t really like them, they are too tongue-in-cheek for my taste, but it is worth exploring them nonetheless.Led Zeppelin, who need no introduction. Queen are mostly remembered for their Britishness, the operatic vocals and their larger-than-life attitude on stage, but we tend to forget that in the 70s their music had also this quite heavy aspect, which was mainly manifested in their live performances (but not exclusively; listen to the studio versions of “Modern times rock n’ roll”, “Ogre battle”, “Stone cold crazy”, “Death on two legs”, “White man” etc.). Just listen to their Rainbow concerts in 1974 or the Hyde Park concert in 1976. This is the definition of early heavy metal to me.Have a nice day :)