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Who inspires you (musically)

lufties

Yes..with regards to music, these days most of it is awful. Personally for me it's Alexander Coe from wales (sasha) and John Digweed..Both Djs and and incredibly talented producers, I'm still in awe about their stuff from 25 years ago.
Usually I get the glazed over look when I mention the word DJ, but I'm sure those in the know understand.

So..what musician gives you a 'gee up' in life?

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Brian Setzer, the original cool fuker

CaptainInsano

John Coltrane. Animal of a player.

holystungun9

Linda Martin doing get lucky. I did four masturbates to it the first time I saw it.

holystungun9

CaptainInsano wrote: »

John Coltrane. Animal of a player.

A love supreme is an album I can put on at any time in any mood. It's just connects for whatever reason.

Bipolar Joe

Andrew Jackson Jihad, Johnny Hobo And The Freight Trains, Ravenous, The Body, who are all modern bands that are not awful.

Les Claypool

Musicians

Type O Negative

Wee Daniel.

Seriously though these chaps are class.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC57rpO8ChA

The One Doctor

Lady Gaga and Katy Perry. Not to mention Blondel de Nesle.

Lenin Skynard

Michael Nyman, David Bowie, Sinead O'Connor.

The Backwards Man

Changes every day.

Joe Satriani tonight, could be the Venga Boys tomorrow night.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI57QHL6ge0

Links234

I find all these bands hugely inspiring

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDkOj36ubwA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWqiqLot9uc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFRIhc8k5yU

Pawn wrote: »

Type O Negative

Good choice!

lufties

holystungun9 wrote: »

Linda Martin doing get lucky. I did four masturbates to it the first time I saw it.

I work with a tranny someone similar you might like

goes onto youtube*

Mariasofia

A bit of Nick Cave does it for me.....

Pawn

Links234 wrote: »

Good choice!

Man I feel soooo bad for not seeing them live... Too late now. Poor Pete. Hope he's found the love he was after.

Links234

Pawn wrote: »

Man I feel soooo bad for not seeing them live... Too late now. Poor Pete. Hope he's found the love he was after.

I know the feeling

I skipped the chance to see Versailles when they played in London a few years back, seriously regret it because they've since broken up

Kinda learned a lesson there.

But I did get to see Rammstein live

Edit: Actually I'm also rather gutted that the singer from D, Asagi, is having health problems and the band are on hiatus, they were one band I seriously wanted to see live

Sonderkommando

Lemmy Kilmister,Toni Iommi, Steve Harris, Quorthon , King Diamond , I'm sure you get the picture!

Custardpi

Grant Green, one of the giants of jazz guitar, should really be better known than he is. The below track is simply sublime. Even if you're not a jazz fan its sheer melodious beauty should put a smile on your face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwaFDFP7m_E

Pawn

Links234 wrote: »

I know the feeling I skipped the chance to see Versailles when they played in London a few years back, seriously regret it because they've since broken up Kinda learned a lesson there.

But I did get to see Rammstein live

Did the same with Manowar. I actually even emailed Joey DeMaio a few years back asking for a gig in ROI to which he responded that not for the moment, etc..

FFW;

I am sitting in "The Pint" in 2010 and a friend tells me they played a few months back. Ahhh, my pain was unbearable!!!

Links234

Pawn wrote: »

Did the same with Manowar. I actually even emailed Joey DeMaio a few years back asking for a gig in ROI to which he responded that not for the moment, etc..

FFW;

I am sitting in "The Pint" in 2010 and a friend tells me they played a few months back. Ahhh, my pain was unbearable!!!

Herself is a big fan of Manowar, not my thing though, but sucks to miss out on something. I'd say if there's someone you want to see, see them! I went over to London for Girugamesh's show a few months back, and I'm damn glad I did! They were absolutely incredible!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyRI1SCT-C8

Pawn

LETHAL LADY wrote: »

Wee Daniel.

Seriously though these chaps are class.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mC57rpO8ChA

Will you marry me?

Links234

You should really join us over in the Rock & Metal forum Pawn

Pawn

Ah, and obviously this - whoever was raised on the continent in the 80's... They must know it:

Pawn

Links234 wrote: »

You should really join us over in the Rock & Metal forum Pawn

I might

LETHAL LADY

Auld Jimmy wasn't too bad either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdF_cEp-EP0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDo7g8FzRNY

RikkFlair

Mike Oldfield

Los Lobos

John Lennon. I know he was an asshole, but he wrote some damn fine tunes.

Rothko

Neil Young. One of the greatest songwriters ever. Still making great music after about 50 years in the music industry. Also, he's never afraid to do whatever he wants and doesn't care what anyone (including the fans) think.

Aphex

As a guitar player. Dimebag (Pantera) His guitar playing fluency was astounding.