Revolutionary Musicians

[PatheinRaindropMoe]

imho

Robert fripp
Brian eno
Manuel Göttsching
syd barrett

 

[blewraincoat]

trent reznor NIN

 

[edder]

Aiyah peeps! It's revolutionary; quite different from influential, although there are overlaps.

I totally agree and its got nothing to do with being consistant live.

so...

Jimi still rules.

No Jimi = no fuzz face, no wah, no univibe

And that IS revolutionary.

 

[RoRK]

Ahhh, Mr Jeff Beck would be a nice addition. And perhaps even Kate Bush.

Ok lah bro edder, Jimi is in - if anything, his whammy skills were revolutionary.

Cheers
RoRK

 

[alka1987]

beethoven

 

[Heyn]

Eric Clapton!

 

[rx7]

MURDERFACE!! He plays with his dick man :twisted:

 

[RoRK]

And ladies and gentleman, less we forget the pelvis that shook the entire world and made our grandparents fear for the safety and minds of our dear parents, I now present you with the one and only - Elvis and his pelvis.

Cheers
RoRK

 

[Cloudsky]

Meshuggah

 

[XLayaR]

Beethovan

 

[Qkumba]

Dimebag Darrell

Kerry King

 

[biopromax]

LINKIN PARK! - Really!

Everyone hum to each of their songs. POWER!

 

[ahkiatt]

Keep it coming in. Another question for my project work. Are there venues where people can host free gigs. Charity gigs to collect moolah.

 

[PinkSpider]

X JAPAN! forefathers of Jrock

Muddy waters : the blues man!

 

[panz3rr]

Muhammad Suicmez from Necrophagist. Brought technical death to a higher level. That is to me

 

[davs]

Dream Theater.

 

[gsonique]

LINKIN PARK!

you must be kiddin ???

they are like the rock boy bands .... :evil:

 

[edder]

wah for school project ah? got credit the contributers or not wan?

Faster Pussycat
Pretty Boy Floyd
Poison
Tigertailz
Twisted Sister
Gwar
Manowar
Warrant
Kix
TNT
Bad English
Alias
Bad Company
Motley Crue
Cinderella
Dio
Slaughter
Steelheart

Rock never death! Revolutionary!

 

[gsonique]

Gwar
Manowar

i knew it ... :twisted:

 

[snuffleupagus]

I say Jimi Hendrix, and I say some of his Live performances were really good as according to the eyewitnesses, even "the Who" (who were well known for their stage antics and all that" were afraid to play after Hendrix took the set...Even the Rolling stones felt threatened by Hendrix' s Live performances.dun let me even get started on what clapton thought about him..

Yes, Hendrix did sometimes sound pretty bad, but you'll have to blame that on the era he was in,most of the time people complained about his guitar being out of tune and his over-indulgent solo-ing and stage destruction, I blame that on the lack of Korg DT-10s and the fact that his guitar was tuned half step down and also he loved to whammy like a mad man with the vintage tremelo units(they weren't built to withstand that much abuse then)- also, I blame the drugs he took to remain sane with the hectic touring.

Influential?read roger mayer....check.Revolutionary?The first african american man to transcend the boundaries of segregation thru his music circa the post-rosa parks civil rights movement in the USA?Check.