whats your influence?
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megAAngelo
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whats your influence?
Just curious to see what other people are listening too and what are some of your major influences?
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DeadlyKungFu
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different vibes
underworld/miguel migs/mark farina
bob marley/steel pulse/toots and the maytalls
smashing pumpkins/rage against the machine/pink floyd/john lee hooker
future sound of london/fila brazilia/boards of canada
tribe called quest/krs one/de la soul/Q-bert
underworld/miguel migs/mark farina
bob marley/steel pulse/toots and the maytalls
smashing pumpkins/rage against the machine/pink floyd/john lee hooker
future sound of london/fila brazilia/boards of canada
tribe called quest/krs one/de la soul/Q-bert
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Re: whats your influence?
megAAngelo wrote:Just curious to see what other people are listening too and what are some of your major influences?
I suppose what I "listen" and what I regard as "influences" are somewhat intertwined.
So I'll just whop down a list of artists in general and I'm sure you'll get the idea.
Akufen
Murcof
David Sylvian (solo work)
Bowie (anything up to and including Scary Monsters)
Coltrane
Miles Davis
Goreki
Bartok
Bach
Sibelius
Grieg
Reich
Cage
Eno
Future Sound of London
MuM
Bjork
Matmos
Kate Bush
Stan Ridgeway
Cabaret Voltaire
Severed Heads
Dead Can Dance
Soft Cell
Depeche Mode
Thomas Dolby
Jon Foxx
Bacarach
Elvis Costello
Pj Harvey
Snog
Massive Attack
Peter Tosh
Bob Marley
Grace Jones
Art of Noise
LFO
Aitkins
Carter
May
Saunderson
Tomita
Yello Magic Orchestra
Kraftwerk
Classic Motown (60's to 72)
Funkadelic
Parliament
Iggy Pop
Jesus and Mary Chain
This Mortal Coil
The Smiths
William orbit
Goldfrapp
Orbital
Marc Almond
Laurie Anderson
Van Morrison
The The
The Smiths
Propoganda
SPK
Chris Vrenna
Throbbing Gristle
Nine Inch Nails
Tool
RadioHead
Muse
Sigour Ros
Eddie Reader
Beth Orton
Electribe 101
Richard Barbieri
Mick Karn ( i played bass for quite a few years)
Bauhaus
Joy Division
New Order
would be amongst my favourites and obviously influential in some way shape or form.
My aren't the wings of butterflies beautiful and do they not make wonderful perturbations.....
I like a lot of different stuff and therefore I think it all influences what you do in music...and to some point, I think the stuff you DON'T like influences your music quite a bit too.
What I do like:
Crystal Method
Prodigy
BT
Chemical Brothers
New Order
Depeche Mode
The Police/Sting
Talking Heads
English Beat
The Cure
Bob Marley
UB40
U2
The Specials
Geesh...I could keep going on but will stop there...
What I do like:
Crystal Method
Prodigy
BT
Chemical Brothers
New Order
Depeche Mode
The Police/Sting
Talking Heads
English Beat
The Cure
Bob Marley
UB40
U2
The Specials
Geesh...I could keep going on but will stop there...
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Z. deScathach
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Z. deScathach
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Is this a masturbation reference? Sorry, I'm female so I don't have the equipment that would make me appreciate a slab of meat like you clearly do.FaX-01 wrote:Z. deScathach wrote:Influences:
Lambchop
We're talking influence not sexual act preferences.
Are you kinky?
Do You................
A. Use a Feather
B. A Feather Duster
C The whole Duck
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Wu Tang Clan, Joy Division, and Leonard Cohen never really leave me. They're all perfect in their different ways.
I've listened to a lot of Chemical Brothers in my day, though, so that shows... and there's a lot of Manu Chao in there whenever I pick up a guitar.
I also adore cheesy UK Garage from five-six years ago, but I try to keep the 16th shuffle at sensible levels...
Ah, I suppose I'll just go for "Every moment that came before this"!
I've listened to a lot of Chemical Brothers in my day, though, so that shows... and there's a lot of Manu Chao in there whenever I pick up a guitar.
I also adore cheesy UK Garage from five-six years ago, but I try to keep the 16th shuffle at sensible levels...
Ah, I suppose I'll just go for "Every moment that came before this"!
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