This, many, many times over.cleverlymadeup said:gonna say the 2 best guitarists ever
Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn
This, many, many times over.cleverlymadeup said:gonna say the 2 best guitarists ever
Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn
Why are you including Buddy Holly in that list? I don't think dying in a plane crash was exactly his choice. That's pretty fucking harsh man.CuddlyCombine said:This thread is pathetic.
It's curious how society glorifies those who give up their bodies (e.g. Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin) and minds (e.g. Brian Johnson, Syd Barrett) in the name of their art. We idolize them.
I love Schuldiner fans.Novskij said:If only he lived, Metallica would have made something really incredible i bet.Conqueror Kenny said:Cliff Burton. Metallica just haven't been the same without him.
And Chuck Schuldiner, damn that was a big loss for Metal, and Death Metal.
He died for his art. I don't see how that's harsh.Steveh15 said:Why are you including Buddy Holly in that list? I don't think dying in a plane crash was exactly his choice. That's pretty fucking harsh man.
Yeah his family has had legal struggles getting the tracks though. (Fucking record companies)Novskij said:I heard they were gonna release some more material from him and his project, Control Denied, the last music he wrote before death probably.aruseusx said:I love Schuldiner fans.Novskij said:If only he lived, Metallica would have made something really incredible i bet.Conqueror Kenny said:Cliff Burton. Metallica just haven't been the same without him.
And Chuck Schuldiner, damn that was a big loss for Metal, and Death Metal.
/hugs screen.
What the..? He was complaining about society's idolization of people who die "young", what the fuck did it have to do with how he died? People who die young get the rose-tinted-spectacles treatment from those who live, always has been the case and always will.Steveh15 said:Why are you including Buddy Holly in that list? I don't think dying in a plane crash was exactly his choice. That's pretty fucking harsh man.CuddlyCombine said:This thread is pathetic.
It's curious how society glorifies those who give up their bodies (e.g. Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin) and minds (e.g. Brian Johnson, Syd Barrett) in the name of their art. We idolize them.
cleverlymadeup said:no disturbed sucked, they are one of the things that are wrong with the numetal pushsirdanrhodes said:The drowning pool singer Dave Williams!
He sure did let his body hit the floor!
no they were actually good, heck smells like teen spirit is still voted in the top 10 of best songs ever, it's probly the number 1 song of the 90sMilkatron said:For the record, Kurt Cobain should have been aborted so we didn't have to put up with that shit.
Icy Lemon said:And Shawn Lane. He really is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time...shame barely anyone has heard of him.
Jimmy Sullivan was actually really good, also, you can't name any drummers "better" than him, because how much you like a musician is subjective except for technical ability, and his was pretty damn good.aruseusx said:I bet your only saying that cause he's dead. I can name many drummers way better than him without including John Bonham.Dense_Electric said:Guess I've got to mention Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan, drummer of Avenged Sevenfold. Not only was he one of the greatest drummers the world has ever seen (Neil Peart himself has even credited him as being one of the best), he was an incredible songwriter (A Little Piece of Heaven comes to mind) and a rather unique vocalist. A7X just won't be the same without him.
Nope, he was talking specifically about idolising people who 'give up' their lives and minds. Janis Joplin killed herself with a heroin overdose, Brian Jones and Syd barret both damaged their minds with an over use of druugs, Brian Jones ended up dying because of it.tomtom94 said:What the..? He was complaining about society's idolization of people who die "young", what the fuck did it have to do with how he died? People who die young get the rose-tinted-spectacles treatment from those who live, always has been the case and always will.Steveh15 said:Why are you including Buddy Holly in that list? I don't think dying in a plane crash was exactly his choice. That's pretty fucking harsh man.CuddlyCombine said:This thread is pathetic.
It's curious how society glorifies those who give up their bodies (e.g. Buddy Holly, Janis Joplin) and minds (e.g. Brian Johnson, Syd Barrett) in the name of their art. We idolize them.
OT: Freddie Mercury I reckon.
I think the people like you who bash nirvana oviously haven't listerned to any other song by them other than smells like teen spirit which in my opinion is one of their WORSE! songs listern to any song on bleach then try saying they had no talent or weren't a inflence on modern rock and music in general because you sir are wrong.Milkatron said:I guess I should back up my statement.Jharry5 said:He was vocalist/songwriter in arguably the most important band of the 90's. He contributed a lot to his time's music scene; just like the others you listed did for their times.Milkatron said:For the record, Kurt Cobain should have been aborted so we didn't have to put up with that shit.
But, to each his own...
In my honest, oh so humble opinion, this country went down the shitter when it came to music, all because of him. I have yet to hear a band say they claimed influence from Cobain/Nirvana AND impress me. Without him, we wouldn't have mainstream alternative bands (which is a load of shit if you do any research on alternative msuic) and grunge. Those are probably the two worst subgenres of rock n' roll. Nirvana is the Halo 3 of music: Popular, but severely lacking in quality.