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8/9/2019 6:45:31 AM
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Question time...
Who is your favourite musical artist?
And why, what about them appeals to you the most to make them your favourite?
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I'll do two because I'm torn about this. I want to say Dream Theater because they really started my musical journey and I owe that to them. They wrote some genius level pieces that really got me excited about playing. Their songs are super complex while still sounding interesting and awesome. But Periphery has shown me that I can make music myself and have inspired me to create. Their writing is innovative as innovative can be and I truly believe that Misha Mansoor is one of, if not the greatest musical genius of the 2010s. Their work spawned a whole subgenre and a generation of young musicians seeking to replicate and evolve the sound that they created
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5 OdpowiedziYes, is this on? *Taps mic* So, I know this may be a surprise to a lot of you, but Boston is actually my favorite band. I know, I know, how could I like Boston?!? For real tho, I like them vocals. Second album is pure bliss for me.
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Les Claypool is a god. too bad PRIMUS SUCKS!
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Probably either Kendrick Lamar or J. Cole, Kendrick because he is incredibly versatile, can flow his ass off, and has incredibly in depth lyricism, plus most of his production is awesome. J. Cole is up there because while he isn't exactly as in depth as Kendrick is, he is also very witty and can rap super well, and I also love his cadence when he raps.
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Jim Morrison in my opinion is the most interesting person in the music industry ever. Bob Dylan is the greatest song writer ever.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika Zeldasavvy64: 8/12/2019 1:07:46 AMLinkin Park. I grew up listening to Linkin Park. My mom listened to them a lot, so I've been listening to them practically since birth. I just love the sound of the rap and the singing together and the instrumentals and just everything about them. They care about who they are. When Chester Bennington died, it hit hard. He, like my great grandparents or some of the people I knew in high school or pets I've had and lost, had a unique voice that I grew up with and will never truly hear ever again. But, at least since then, Mike Shinoda has released some of what I would argue is his best work. If you're interested, look into Post Traumatic by Mike Shinoda. Shit, I've been rambling. Well, yeah, I guess that's really it. I can't think of a time I can't associate a good Linkin Park song with.
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3 OdpowiedziMerzbow for the shutters and mimics
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6 OdpowiedziDown. I just like them. Songs like "Ghosts along the Mississippi" & "Bury Me in Smoke", they just relax me.
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Edytowany przez użytkownika Orcinus Orca: 8/10/2019 8:51:24 PMLe Ca[b][/b]ssette
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Steven Wilson
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Sam o'nella
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IDK I have to many. My first major one was a7x
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RŮDE or EDEN are pretty much my faves. I like how EDEN uses root chords in an often sad manner instead of "summer pop" vibes. And RŮDE for his kinda all over the place style, especially his music which has a middle eastern and asian style to them. Now I dont like every single song of theirs but theyre overall my favs.
