3 Favorite Duos

[Based and White Pilled]

Righteous Brothers
OutKast
Hall & Oates

I know that Eric B & Rakim deserve the nod over Outkast and Hall & Oates, but they're before my time and I just never got into them that much.

 

[eighterumg5]

No Tenacious D?

 

[Karl_Hungus]

 

[Chad The Limey]

No Sparks = poll null and void

 

[Pizza Werewolf]

WHOA
You forgot Bill And Ted!

 

[Hyperglide]

Tears for Fears
Hall and Oates
Daft Punk

Almost went with Eric B. and Rakim but outside of Don't Sweat the Technique I don't listen to them that much anymore.

Also, Outkast? Really. They are good but I would put Black star over 'em. Talib Kweli and Mos Def are just better rappers than Andre and Big Boi.

 

[SlyStone60]

Ike and Tina for me. Despite what Ike did, he was a musical genius and incredible. I always felt Tina made her best music with Ike. I wasn't a fan of her 80s work

 

[Goldentrophy]

Mobb Deep not on the list? tsk tsk tsk

 

[Nameless Ghoul]

Local H

 

[ookii]

Oates and Hall
Tears For Fear
Daft Punk

 

[jefferz]

Brooks and Dunn
The Judds
Atmosphere

 

[Daverisimo]

-Michael Gira and Jarboe. As much as I love the post-Jarboe era of Swans' career, I don't see Gira ever topping Soundtracks for the Blind or Children of God, both of which have Jarboe's fingerprints all over them.

-Paul McCartney and John Lennon. George Harrison is my favorite individual Beatle, but the dynamic between Paul and John is what really made The Beatles what they were.

-Outkast.

 

[TonOdanK]

Daz & Kurupt
Luniz
Mobb Deep

 

[lilfuq]

curve
roxette
divinyls

 

[Deleted member 405583]

Daft punk
Eric Clapton & b.b. king
Outkast

 

[Streeter]

Since Rakim is likely most influential artist to modern Rap he's 1a. To Simon an Garfunkels 1b.

Outcast is 3rd