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If you had just shown me that picture I would not have guessed in a hundred tries that that was Eddie Van Halen.
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Oh I love Kurt Cobain. I just think we ought to love him for the right reasons.Come on man he was too depressed to slay!
Are you picking on poor Kurt.
It is not cool to pick on sick people.
If he got help and cured his depression you would have seen him slay I swear.
Not really. What Nirvana did was kill 80s hair metal., bands like Poison, Motley Crue, etc. Not the harder core "pure" metal like Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Pantera, etc.
Metal has always been somewhat of a niche. I remember a brief period in the early 90s, where Metallica was popular enough to get into the mianstream consciousness and one of their songs on the radio, but beyond that it was never really popular.
I bought that CD shortly after it came out, it is absolutely brilliant, with the Dregs ex fiddle player Mark O'Conner playing on some of it....
Love Pat Methany, he is one of my favorite players and a mindboggling brilliant composer....he went to Miami to study music and one of his classmates was Steve Morse, he said in an interview after seeing Morse play he felt like he was going to have a heart attack....Jaco Pastorius was also in that music school...can you imagine? My god....
No offense but this is patently false. I won't deny EVH is a great player but most influential? Not by a long shot...Clapton, Hendrix, Page, Gilmore, Alex Lifeson....all way more influential....Here is the thing all of those guys above, the bands they were in, their music has overcome the test of time....I really don't think Van Halen's music has as big an impact as any of those other bands....may not be your favorites but they were the more influential than EVH....
You do know that EVH wasn't the first to do the tapping technique, right? He did make it mainstream for sure. Most interviews I've seen he goes back and forth on major influences, with Clapton and the guy that developed the technique...Allan Holdsworth, who technically was superior and was more dynamic than EVH...so are Steve Morse, Paco de Lucia and a whole lot of bluegrass players...I'm not saying they are better, that is subjective, but they were capable of more on the guitar...
If you had just shown me that picture I would not have guessed in a hundred tries that that was Eddie Van Halen.
To be fair, musically, a lot of people were in a coma during the eighties. Or SHOULD have been.I respect your opinion but apparently you were in a coma during the eighties.
To be fair, musically, a lot of people were in a coma during the eighties. Or SHOULD have been.
If you had just shown me that picture I would not have guessed in a hundred tries that that was Eddie Van Halen.
You call me out for being cruel.
This is why I need you.
Sort of reminds me of James Hetfield then and now. He's aged quite well considering the constant touring and crazy shirt that went on in their world back in the day. But, without that mane and mean looking goatee, he looks so different now.
Aww. Wasn't trying to call you out or anything. I just remember literally saying one time to somebody while in the MIDST of the whole New Wave electronic genre that dominated and defined that decade that '80s music was disposable. Sure, we still remember and sing it but it became more about style of dress than substance of musicianship.You call me out for being cruel.
This is why I need you.
And he's the third. Still not the cutest goat I've seen, but cuter than Henry Clay.Did you know that goats have been elected mayor?
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