Who's Yours!?!

Nailz

Who, to you, is the biggest legend in music history? You can be taking the piss or whatever! C'mon now!

Theres only one Phil Collins! What! A! LEGEND!!! Uncanningly cool!:D

NoQuarter

id have ta say jimmy page, hes my idol

but on a serious note i suppose kate bush!!

lordgoat

Nailz wrote:

Who, to you, is the biggest legend in music history? You can be taking the piss or whatever! C'mon now!

Theres only one Phil Collins! What! A! LEGEND!!! Uncanningly cool!:D

Most sampled artist ever, that's got to be something right.

I'd give my vote to T'Pau, they held China in their hand don't ya know?

stovelid

Be careful folks, you're pushing my zany-ometer into the red.

cornbb

Aphex Twin ftw

Blackhorse Slim

Syd Barrett

Andy-Pandy

Neil Young

Rustar

Nailz wrote:

Theres only one Phil Collins! What! A! LEGEND!!! Uncanningly cool!:D

You remind me of a certain Mr. Patrick Bates in "American Psycho".

Mr. Hendrix would probably be the biggest in my lifetime, as far as legends go.

dave mustaine:D

Mr Alan

Proper Legends ...... gotta be Levon Helm singing something written by Robbie Robertson .... unbeatable

Modern Legend ..... emmm I am firmly of the belief that Ryan Adams will prove to rank among the greatest songwriters of all time

SligoBrewer

bruce springsteen:)

Dozyart

It has to be Scatman John!!!!Legend:D

qwertplaywert

Dave Grohl-Sound the horn!

Howard the Duck

Jeffrey Lewis and Frank Black

busted flush

edward vedder

demanufactured

Dimebag Darrell Abbot

Scoobydoobydoo

For me, Tom Waits & Joni Mitchell

thund3rbird_

O(+>

Ruu_Old

Joe Strummer.

Nailz

Rustar wrote:

You remind me of a certain Mr. Patrick Bates in "American Psycho".

Your fella' with the Huey Lewis' 'new album'. I remember him, I thought he was cool!

LittleNipper wrote:

dave mustaine

Oh what a phycho! Peace Sells..... But Whos Buying!

demanufactured wrote:

Dimebag Darrell Abbot

RIP... People in this have good tastes!

Anybody suggest Arthur Brown yet???

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOErZuzZpS8

Thats one freaky video, imagen what it was like in 1968 :eek:!

The Bollox

for me it's a double act of Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters. such brilliant, brilliant artists, both in Pink Floyd and in their solo careers

Nailz

Hahaha, typical Bollox... always taking the piss...

The Bollox

no, no. if I was taking a piss I would be in a lavatory right now, but I'm not. I really do think Pink Floyd are a fantastic band. infact they pretty much got me through my last year of college without going completly insane

patrickc

divine comedy are my legends.. neil hannon is brilliant

admiralofthefleet

frank sinatra, i cried when he died

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUlRhetVxNY

Nailz

Sinatra, legend of legends.

I didn't put in one of Phil Collins' video..... so.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0ryXgU2KMk

How 80's could you get!?

The Bollox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyqgjCKm9nQ

I give you Pink Floyd

Nailz

How could you watch that bore for 2 hours, I won't pay what they want us to pay to see that! Although I do admit that "Another Brick in The Wall" was a stroke of genius... but it's not worth it for one song.

Nailz

And I give you Phil Collins..... again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz7gajAb2ww

The Bollox

Nailz wrote:

How could you watch that bore for 2 hours, I won't pay what they want us to pay to see that! Although I do admit that "Another Brick in The Wall" was a stroke of genius... but it's not worth it for one song.

have you ever listened to anything except Another Brick In The Wall pt. 2? because they have done much much better stuff and I would pay anything, yes ANYTHING, to see a Pink Floyd reunion concert

Ruu_Old

Tunes from the Delicate Sound of Thunder (live) are excellent!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntm1YfehK7U

Nailz

The Bollox wrote:

have you ever listened to anything except Another Brick In The Wall pt. 2? because they have done much much better stuff and I would pay anything, yes ANYTHING, to see a Pink Floyd reunion concert

Well Bollox, I always said you were crazy... and my frieand, I was right. Bored to tears watching them videos! Those visual screen affects during their live shows gives me nothing to enjoy! They use to much harmonies and never move into a moving train constents! The reason why I love proper Classic Rock is because they stick to a good sound motion of sound. I may give you my example...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB8HudfbaTE

Thats such a cool 80's song may I add!

Driver 8

The Boss

Nailz

Toni Soprano???

Nailz

Rustar wrote:

You remind me of a certain Mr. Patrick Bates in "American Psycho".

I like your taste, but..... "Do you like Phil Collins?" :cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVBq6I6wKtw

I was about to put the one with Sussudio but there some... 'graphic' scenes in it...

dantes74

phil collins the biggest legend in music ha ha you must be having a laugh.
i'm take a wild guess here that you also think ronan collins is the best dj on the radio

foxy06

I wish I knew how to put in you tube vids but I don't......ah well

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVaw8WivNr8


FTW

DerekD Goldfish

Cathal Coughlan

Rustar

Nailz wrote:

I like your taste, but..... "Do you like Phil Collins?" :cool:

Sorry, his name was actually Patrick Bateman. You can understand my confusion, since the character in the original "Psycho" was named Norman Bates.

By comparing you to Bateman, I was actually facetiously calling you a 'deranged, insane serial killer', as one of the defining moments of Bateman's insanity is when he claims that Old Genesis was "too cerebral". Throwing in Huey Lewis was just icing on the cake.

Phil? He was ok for a superficial pop star. He actually did some excellent work with Genesis after Gabriel left ("Trick of the Tail" comes to mind), and had rare gems with Genesis later (say, "Land of Confusion"). 'Abacab' was a stand-up album, hearkening back to more of a Classic Genesis sound.

But the longer it went on, the more commercial and superficial it got. "Easy Lover" and the girl-group covers are good examples.

watna

busted flush wrote:

edward vedder

+ 1, what a voice! Him singing the Split Enz's "Stuff and nonsense" sends shivers down my spine.

I also vote Clapton.

Moneymaker

Mikeal Akerfeldt.

Nailz

dantes74 wrote:

phil collins the biggest legend in music ha ha you must be having a laugh.
i'm take a wild guess here that you also think ronan collins is the best dj on the radio

I said biggest legend, not best music. Who ever you think is a damn right cool fúcker! BTW, Ronan Collins is a Bollox!

Nailz

I'm suprised nobody said this dude yet!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3geoXOdnJQ

Ah now, can someone actually tell me he's no cool! :cool:

Nailz

Johnny Cash is a legend, so is Shaun Ryder & Bez from Happy Mondays.

Volvoboy

Tom Waits, Harry Chapin.




-VB-

Spider_Baby

millersangel wrote:

Proper Legends ...... gotta be Levon Helm singing something written by Robbie Robertson .... unbeatable

Modern Legend ..... emmm I am firmly of the belief that Ryan Adams will prove to rank among the greatest songwriters of all time

Ryan Adams is playing here in Nov. incase you haven't heard. National Concert Hall I think.

kev_s88

slash without a doubt

any man who can drink as much as he does, and do as much drugs as he does is man enough to be my hero!!!!

what a champion of a man!





great guitarist too....

Latchy

Love all types of artists and groups ,so so many ........but the Harmonies and music of Brian wilson and the Beach boys will always have a special place in my heart ..............

Nailz

Surfin' USAaaahhhh!

Latchy

Nailz]Surfin' USAaaahhhh!

yup, seen the mike love /bruce johnson version of the beach boys (twice ) at the liverpool sumer pops and also brian wilson at the same venue 2 years ago .What was intresting was to see a lot of 20 somthings and teens at the gigs who were not born when the original line up was around .....

Nailz

Thats quite bizzare, but sure I'd go and I'm 21!