the most important influence thread
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- KVRian
- 772 posts since 6 Oct, 2003 from ezeeworld
John Peel.
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- KVRAF
- 2315 posts since 11 Mar, 2003
Wicker Man wrote:
i'm now a huge Tallis fan. Check out his very brief but beautiful "Misere Nostri" (available on the same CD if you get the Tallis Scholar's version of Spem).
Can't say it directly influences me, but as a complete non-believer i am still moved by this piece, and Tallis and Bach are probably the only people that come close to convincing me there has to be a God.
Mr A
i was about 15 or 16 when a music teacher first showed me the score to Spem in Alium - then played it. Even as a teenage brat i could see the genius of it.Thank you Mr Winwood wherever you areYou want important influences ?
Look no further than Thomas Tallis and his work "spem in alium"
i'm now a huge Tallis fan. Check out his very brief but beautiful "Misere Nostri" (available on the same CD if you get the Tallis Scholar's version of Spem).Can't say it directly influences me, but as a complete non-believer i am still moved by this piece, and Tallis and Bach are probably the only people that come close to convincing me there has to be a God.
Mr A
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- KVRAF
- 1740 posts since 6 Jan, 2004 from USA
wow, influences - this could be a hefty list i suppose. i've always been into mainstream listening i guess.
from youngest to present (age-wise for me):
The Monkees (i actually own every album, not sure if i'm proud of that or not) but i used to watch the TV show when i was little so....
Whodini - first rap album i ever owned. i seriously played this in a "jam box" and carried it around the neighborhood.
Def Leppard - First rock album i ever owned. loved playing air guitar to this stuff.
Guns'n'Roses, Public Enemy, Bon Jovi, Ice-T, Motley Crue, Eazy-E, Metallica - basically anything to piss my parents off - kind of that young kid rebels music.
Garth Brooks, Joe Diffie, John Anderson, Brooks and Dunn, Clint Black - good god
i actually had a cuntry phase - well shit, i grew up in Kentucky, what do you expect.
Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Helmet, Green Day, STP - kind of my grunge/punk days i suppose
Pantera, Ozzy, White Zombie, more Metallica, Megadeth - got into more of the non-glam side of metal, something just to head bang too.
Today - everything really. Still stick to the heavier mainstream stuff - Plus that's what I write the most of now.
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t-willy
from youngest to present (age-wise for me):
The Monkees (i actually own every album, not sure if i'm proud of that or not) but i used to watch the TV show when i was little so....
Whodini - first rap album i ever owned. i seriously played this in a "jam box" and carried it around the neighborhood.
Def Leppard - First rock album i ever owned. loved playing air guitar to this stuff.
Guns'n'Roses, Public Enemy, Bon Jovi, Ice-T, Motley Crue, Eazy-E, Metallica - basically anything to piss my parents off - kind of that young kid rebels music.
Garth Brooks, Joe Diffie, John Anderson, Brooks and Dunn, Clint Black - good god
i actually had a cuntry phase - well shit, i grew up in Kentucky, what do you expect.Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Helmet, Green Day, STP - kind of my grunge/punk days i suppose
Pantera, Ozzy, White Zombie, more Metallica, Megadeth - got into more of the non-glam side of metal, something just to head bang too.
Today - everything really. Still stick to the heavier mainstream stuff - Plus that's what I write the most of now.
lates
t-willy
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- KVRAF
- 1981 posts since 26 Oct, 2003 from Toronto
Yo-yo-yo! Respects to the almighty J.C. Never thought a white man in crap clothes would be aiding my bling buys - you know what I'm sayin'... One love! To my back watchers Two Pound and Big Daddy Sniffles - good lookin out my bro's. To my main men at Tossed Salad label, you got me off the streets and into the homes, you know what I'm saying... Oh yeah SNAP! My moms Bunnifa Sharifa Jackson and my sisters Wannita, Shequena, and Jill - my #1 bitches of ALLLL time, you know what I'm sayin'. And to all the wack 'tarded punk ass chumps that couldn't rob me for my skillz - SPLAT OUT! You know what what I'm sayin'. I'll see you chumps in Vegas for a roll of the dice later! Oh snap, the music's coming up - shouts to my man Dr. Delivery, hook me up bro - I'm Jones'n hurt stylie, you know what I'm sayin'... Call me!
Wait, what show is this again?
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