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hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:just curious, how many people have listed only artists they like? (I did, but also said every artist and every song) I am strongly influenced by artists I dislike as well... :wink:
Yeah - you can hear the Spice Girls and Britney Spears in every song I write. :lol: :P

Seriously - you got me there.
Why would you want to compose in a style you personally don't like? :?
Genuinely curious cos this is a new one on me...
I didn't say I wanted to compose a style I don't like, I said I was influenced by artists I didn't like. That was my whole entire point, not all influences are positive. Tell me you haven't scrapped a project that sounded too much like a band you dislike. Bands and artists we dislike also influence us, it has to be. IMO you can't have one without the other... :D
Ah, now I see where you're coming from. :D
Thanks. 8)

In which case, to answer your question; no, I don't think I'm influenced by people I don't like.
of course you are, how can you know what you like unless you define what you don't like as well?
hehe - OK then, how about this: the music I don't like influences me to not make that kind of music? :lol:

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Bruce Willis' first solo record, simply stunning!

He took a worthless song like "Respect Yourself"
and gave it soul and credibility.
And the video was/is absolutly the most sublime masterwork ever aired on that most elegant of medium--M T V
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Oh, Yeah Whitney Houston too...She's an Asshole :oops:

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pHz wrote:ET ...

... its a lovely picture and everything but ...

... sort your sig out mate !!!

http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=44705

slainte :hihi: rob
what is wrong with it
it`s smaller as yours :P

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Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:just curious, how many people have listed only artists they like? (I did, but also said every artist and every song) I am strongly influenced by artists I dislike as well... :wink:
Yeah - you can hear the Spice Girls and Britney Spears in every song I write. :lol: :P

Seriously - you got me there.
Why would you want to compose in a style you personally don't like? :?
Genuinely curious cos this is a new one on me...
I didn't say I wanted to compose a style I don't like, I said I was influenced by artists I didn't like. That was my whole entire point, not all influences are positive. Tell me you haven't scrapped a project that sounded too much like a band you dislike. Bands and artists we dislike also influence us, it has to be. IMO you can't have one without the other... :D
Ah, now I see where you're coming from. :D
Thanks. 8)

In which case, to answer your question; no, I don't think I'm influenced by people I don't like.
of course you are, how can you know what you like unless you define what you don't like as well?
hehe - OK then, how about this: the music I don't like influences me to not make that kind of music? :lol:
*shrug* It's the cool thing to do these days. next?

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As short a list as I can manage:

Bach — J.S. & P.D.Q.
Chopin
Bartok
Scott Joplin
Raymond Scott
Spike Jones
Beatles
ELP
Fairport Convention
Mothers of Invention/Frank Zappa
Gryphon
Norman Blake
Sons of Rayon
Chieftans
King Crimson
Dixie Dregs/Steve Morse
Golden Dance Hits of 1600
Malcolm Dalglish
Klezmatics
Boiled in Lead

... and the three greatest songwriters of all time:
Traditional
Anonymous
Public Domain
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Just one album inspired me to build a homestudio and go write music and record it;
SCOOP from Pete Townshend.

It was not only the music that inspired me, but more the inside sleeve with the pics of his homestudio!

Though I really dig this collection of demo's, he is far better solo then the Who ever were (IMHO)...
-- Regards MrM --

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Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:
Glassback wrote:
hink wrote:just curious, how many people have listed only artists they like? (I did, but also said every artist and every song) I am strongly influenced by artists I dislike as well... :wink:
Yeah - you can hear the Spice Girls and Britney Spears in every song I write. :lol: :P

Seriously - you got me there.
Why would you want to compose in a style you personally don't like? :?
Genuinely curious cos this is a new one on me...
I didn't say I wanted to compose a style I don't like, I said I was influenced by artists I didn't like. That was my whole entire point, not all influences are positive. Tell me you haven't scrapped a project that sounded too much like a band you dislike. Bands and artists we dislike also influence us, it has to be. IMO you can't have one without the other... :D
Ah, now I see where you're coming from. :D
Thanks. 8)

In which case, to answer your question; no, I don't think I'm influenced by people I don't like.
of course you are, how can you know what you like unless you define what you don't like as well?
hehe - OK then, how about this: the music I don't like influences me to not make that kind of music? :lol:
that is exactly what I meant....two sides to every coin... :D
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos and live in another's world. It requires profound, purpose‐larger‐than‐the‐self kind of understanding.

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hink wrote: that is exactly what I meant....two sides to every coin... :D
Hallelujah!! :lol: :lol:

Slow, but I got there in the end. :lol: :lol:

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i forgot about these earlier, but they certaqinly had a big influence on my music:

mr wright - my piano teacher from 6-10

bloody boring but he's the reason i can play my scales

andy sneddon - my piano teacher 12-16

top bloke, had a wavestation and a sequencer. wasn't arsed if you could sight read as long as you made/sung/played good tunes.

mrs williamson

music teacher for my GCSE, taught me to play saxophone (badly) and bass (marginally better), liked unusual music, got me thinking.

edit: just one more. steve burley - wrote the songs and played guitar in an old band of mine, total prima donna but wrote some excellent tunes.

cheers,

steve.
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dystonia_ek wrote:
clueless wrote:
Glassback wrote:Brainticket
jeez! don't think I've ever encountered anyone else who's actually heard them! 8) :D

Maybe more of us than you think... :wink:
I f**king love Brainticket. pure originality.

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Cliff Burton-era Matallica
The Beatles
Beck
Led Zeppelin
Black Sabbath
John Frusciante
Soundgarden
Iron Maiden
Nick Drake

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uhm.. several bands:

kronos quartet
COIL
Current93
Aphex Twin
Autechre
Muzlimgauze
FSOL
Death in June
LJDLP
Merzbow
ATR
Raison D'etre
Lustmord
Brighter death now

the life itself and the sounds of the city...

cheerz GenoX

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Emerald Tablet wrote:
pHz wrote:ET ...
... its a lovely picture and everything but ...
... sort your sig out mate !!!
http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=44705
slainte :hihi: rob
what is wrong with it
it`s smaller as yours :P
apart from the fact its 73 high rather than 50 ...

http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=44705

slainte :ud: rob

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