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Originally Posted by Pookie
Some well known ones:
The Byrds
The Who
The Monkees
The Kinks
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The Who were definitely a sound of their own, the Monkees were a manufactured band so that doesn't exactly count, the Kinks indeed had a certain Beatles sound but also very clearly were influenced by what bands like The Who were doing, and the Byrds had a very original sound of their own, a great blend of both scenes of the time, the acoustic folk sound and the new British Invasion rock sound..
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Some more obscure:
The Knickerbockers
The Liverpools
The Manchesters
B. Brock and the Sultans
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Obscure bands I can understand, but obscure bands hardly have major impact and influence now do they? There were a THOUSAND bands in Seattle in the late 1980s, only a relative handful became the Nirvanas..
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There are really too many for this to be a serious "discussion". Do you need more?
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Y'all keep saying that, and yet clearly its not that easy because nobody has posted anything but those same four bands you posted above, and we've already discussed them..