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Dec 6th, 2003 at 7:52pm

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Just curious and not intending to start the "real" music agrument, which bands or artist do you all like in regards to musicianship (artistic) skills? or another way of putting it bands that have the "complete package"?
Me personally:

KISS-#1 all around, great songs,showmanship, rock and roll!

Iron Maiden- lyrics (all tell a story!!) mucisianship, never once heard any band as tight as these dudes!!!awesome drumming and bass playing.

Ronnie James Dio- songwritting!! I love songs that tell me bedtime stories

Malmsteen and Masi- I love to hear a classicaly trained guitar picker!

AC/DC- Three cord rock and roll, doesn't get much simpler than this and still kick butt!

Lennon & McCartney- need I say more?

Enya- OH! I'm sleepy, great flying music!!

Stratovarious-metal,classical,lyrics AWESOME!

Stevie Wonder- All around amazing!!

Elvis- He needs to be added!

Simon& Garfunkel- another song writting team that can't be beat.

I could go on and on, but I won't what about you guys(gals) ?
 
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Reply #1 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 2:33am

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I just need to look at my "My Music" folder.    I only have a couple of Beatles in there, mostlly (is that a word)  the German classics and my adolescent hero, Bob Dylan.  Hands down it's The Who, 18 tracks plus complete Tommy, Quadrophenia and Concert for NYC.  Then again, I'm old (47).  Like my parents said, "I'll never understand this modern music".
 
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Reply #2 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 3:31am

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Easy on yourself if 47 is old I'm no spring chicken at 35, you need to give me some hope!!
And yes The Who and Dylan are on my list too!!
Tommy- a odd story and a real masterpiece!!
Everybody who was (and is) anybody took part in it!!
 
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Reply #3 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 8:00am

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Elvis- He needs to be added!




  Did Elvis actually write any music?  He was a great singer but I'm not sure I would consider him a 'musician'.
 

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Reply #4 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 8:14am
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Reply #5 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 9:09am

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Dire Straits Cheesy . . . . . . and i'm 17 Tongue
 
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Reply #6 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 9:36am

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Too many to list. Here's some of my old favourites in no particular order.

Crickets
Eddie Cochran
Chuck Berry
Everly Brothers
Rolling Stones
Beatles
The Who
Searchers
Kinks
Queen
Simon & Garfunkel
Josh White
Dire Straits
Eagles
Abba
Dave Brubeck Quartet
James Burton
Les Paul
Freddy King
Buddy Guy
Tony Joe White
Jeff Beck
Hank Marvin
Eric Clapton
The Carpenters
JJ Cale
Jimi Hendrix
John Williams (classical gutarist)
Julian Bream
Charlie Christian
Django Rheinhardt
Wes Montgomery
Kenny Burrel
Barney Kessel
Charlie Byrd .................etc, etc
Jimmy Smith
Joe Morello
Gene Krupa
Louis Bellson
Eric Delaney
Ella Fitzgerald
Frank Sinatra
Matt Monroe
Nat "King" Cole
Fats Waller
Gladys Knight
Eva Cassidy

I think you should get the picture. Wink

PS. I added a couple more.

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Simon& Garfunkel- another song writting team that can't be beat.

Paul Simon wrote all the Simon & Garfunkel stuff. He also used to play a mean guitar before being restricted by injury to his left hand. He's probably the most inventive of all modern "pop" musicians. IMHO
 

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Reply #7 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 9:50am

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Well I'll be blowed... Roll Eyes...!
I pop into the Music Forum and what do I find...?
...our Hagar tappin' his feet and tinklin' the keys on his flippin' piano... Shocked...!
..and he tells us he's not "musical".... Wink...!
LOL...LOL...LOL..!

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Reply #8 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 9:55am

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Foz me old lad. Wink

I never said I'm not musical. I made quite a nice living at it for 12 years or so. Made more doing that than my proper job. I don't happen to consider myself an expert on certain types of music - that's all. Cheesy
 

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Reply #9 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 10:05am

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Foz me old lad. Wink

....I don't happen to consider myself an expert on certain types of music....


...you hum it, I'll play it.. Wink...!

LOL...!

Cheers Doug... Grin...!
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Reply #10 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 3:47pm

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HAGER, judging from your list you must play guitar?
You have a broad list from awesome guitarist-drummers.
Yes Simon did the writing but the two together made the song (my opinion) . And inventive indeed!

PAZ, He needs to be in my list just because he's Elvis, he is considered by me to be the "complete package" just because of the influance he had on the world. Ask anyone , anywhere, any age and they know who Elvis is.
I would venture a bet that more people in the world know who Elvis is than Bach.
 
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Reply #11 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 4:24pm

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HAGER, judging from your list you must play guitar?
You have a broad list from awesome guitarist-drummers.

Is it that obvious? I suppose it is really. I played drums in various groups for some 12 years before giving it up for good soon after my daughter was born. I then taught myself the guitar which was always my favourite instrument. Much to my surprise I became quite good at it but I haven't touched any of my musical instruments for several years.

My list was purely off the top of my head & I could fill several pages with others I missed out. I've always had a very broad taste as far as music is concerned. I like most things providing they're performed well with a certain amount of originality. I hate discos & mechanical "music" of any kind. Discos killed the thriving live group scene in this country almost overnight. I remember it only too well. Angry
 

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Reply #12 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 4:27pm

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I have too many, gonna see how many I can name off the top of my head....

Rolling Stones
Beatles
The Who
Eagles
Floyd
Zeppelin
Megadeth
Dio
Hendrix
Zappa
BB King
.....Crap I can't think of anymore...

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Reply #13 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 4:32pm
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I am the only one in my entire family that can't sing or play at least two instruments!
I can't even CARRY A TUNE IN A BUCKET!!!!! Sad
I do love listening to Military Bands and especialy the BAGPIPES.
I wonder if that gains me brownie points? Smiley
 
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Reply #14 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 6:18pm

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Joe Satriani
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Dire Straits
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Reply #15 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 7:10pm

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ZAPPA!! Now why didn't I list him?
Songs- Definately tell a story, most of which probably couldn't be listed here.
Composition- sometimes bizzare but genius!
And yes of course his "students" Satriani and Vai .
The List is heading towards favoring guitarist!!

Hagar- You listed Gene Krupa, so I was wondering about you playing drums, he is a major influance on many a great drummer including my favorite Peter Criss!
 
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Reply #16 - Dec 7th, 2003 at 7:24pm

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AC/DC - They kick Rock'n Roll ARSE, the ultimate in heavy rock and roll. They are the tightest and most amazing live act I have EVER seen they are masters of showmanship and they are just so unbelievebly cool 8) It may not be the most complex music ever but there are some of the best riffs in history under their belts with subtleties in the music that are brilliant. Their tunes are good enough to reduce other bands to tears and then vomit with rage at why they are not good enough. 8) You can't tell i like them can you?

The Darkness - The first decent band in years. They have very good videos, they are good live as well. Good solos that ooze talent.

Metallica (old albums) - Different to this new metal stuff that they seem to have descended into, some very powerful stuff. My favourite is the S&M album performed with the San-Fransisco symphony orchestra, it is almost unbelieveble how good it sounds with the heavy metal, Enter Sandman sounds AMAZING.

Pink Floyd - Very talented writing. The music is so full and such innovative songs that I could listen to them all day. They are the only band that has a 17 minute song that I am willing to listen to all the way through.

I am sure I can think of a few more but those are my favourites.
 
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