Who influenced your music the most?

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Dr Dre
ESG
Armand Van Helden
Black sabbath
Misfits
Daft Punk
Dj Premier

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George Duke
Herbie Hancock
The Beatles
Art of Noise
Paul Hardcastle
ZAPP
Duran Duran
The Talking Heads
Jazz and Gospel
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No particular order...

Hate Dept
16volt
Mordred
Cynic
Primus
Faith No More
Infectious Grooves
Fishbone
Naked City
Earthworks (w/Iain Ballamy & Django Bates)
Kazumi Watanabe
Tsuneo Imahori
80's King Crimson

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Oingo Boingo
Danny Elfman
The Commodores
The Four Tops
U2
Willie Nelson
Johnny Cash
They Might Be Giants.
Paul Simon
Tito Puente
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It's a long list, varying from influences over sound, style and all the way to just providing inspiration

Pink Floyd
Early Genesis
King Crimson
Trey Gunn
Keith Emerson
Tony Banks
Erik Norlander
Ayreon
Tangerine Dream
Airsculpture
Klaus Schulze
Jarre
Synergy
Chroma Key
Peter Gabriel
Portishead
Vir Unis
Robert Rich
Vangelis
Kit Watkins

and some names familiar to those here
Scot Solida
Fitch
Vurt

... apologies to anyone I forgot
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Beatles
XTC
EC and the Attractions
Tom Waits
Randy Newman
Astor Piazzolla
Various prog and fusion acts (Gentle Giant, perhaps)
The Bach that my recently deceased father listened to incessantly

..and so much more...

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hmmmnnn ... not necessarily for sounds (although it could be) but like the rabbyt more for ideas / concepts / attitudes / approaches (at the moment) ...

(and not in any order)

julian cope
mickey hart
add n to [x]
ride
the manic street preachers
the sisters of mercy / andrew eldritch
slowdive
the jesus and mary chain
black dog
basement jaxx
chemical brothers
phil spector
badly drawn boy
the avalanches
UNKLE

(definitely NOT an exhaustive list)

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Skinny Puppy
Nitzer Ebb
Depeche Mode
Icon of Coil (more recent really)
Twitch era Ministry
Art of Noise
Colorbox (the severe edit stuff from the 85)
Cocteau Twins

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no order

Peter Hammill (including VDG)
Peter Gabriel
René Dupéré (most Cirque du Soleil soundtracks)
Dvorak
Beethoven
Marillion (with Fish)
Tom Waits
Mari Boine
La Bolduc

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every musician and every song I've heard. Though as a guitarist my sound is either very Gary Moore or very Michael Schenker...But without boasting many people think my song Sleeping Giant is very Satch sounding, though I don't own any of his albums. :shrug: But the artists that got me hooked were, Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones) Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple and Rainbow)Queen and Alice Cooper. The musicians that kept me going and were my "teachers" wereRitchie Blackmore, Brian May, Randy Rhodes, Gary Moore (hands down my favorite guitar player) and Michael Schenker... :D
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In terms of bands/performers and trying to stay in time synch more or less (and this is only a partial list!):

Louis Armstrong
George Gershwin
Chuck Berry
Chet Atkins
Roy Clark
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
early King Crimson
early Genesis
Pink Floyd
Yes
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Deep Purple
Led Zeppelin
Elton John
James Gang/Joe Walsh
The Eagles
Steely Dan
Return to Forever
Stanley Clarke
Lenny White
Weather Report
Jaco Pastorius
The Police
Billy Joel
Joe Jackson
Thomas Dolby
Nirvana
Foo Fighters
Incubus

Friends (whom you won't know and will never read this, but hey - gotta do it):

Kirk Wible
Joel Powell
David Larkin
Frank Winner
John Fitzhugh
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Video Game Composers:
Yasunori Mitsuda
Nobuo Uematsu
Yoko Shimomura
Hiroki Kikuta
Jeremy Soule

Film Composers:
Elliot Goldenthal
Thomas Newman

Art Music:
John Adams
Beethoven
Holst

New Age:
Rob Woo
Ray Lynch
Enya

Electronica:
Juno Reactor

RnB:
Seal


Well, those are some of the highlights at least.

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no order...
King Crimson/Robert Fripp
Brian Eno
Pink Floyd
The Beatles
Joe Byrd (with or without the Field Hippies)
Vurt 8)
Cocteau Twins
Gramm Parsons

and others too numerous to mention.....

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i've had a lot of musical influences over the years, but david bowie has been, by far, the strongest.

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