ITT: Your first musical hero.
>musical
really more like fashion tho, innit
>>60294715
>>60294729
Glad I wasn't the only one.
Still love him to bits, just very seldom listen to his music anymore...
"first musical hero"
i was a teenager
>>60294893
No shame in that, a lot of people felt that way.
>>60294893
glad i never had a nirvana phase desu
i mean i quite like in utero and nevermind but i never gassed them up like they were rock gods in the way many people do
>>60294823
current musical hero
still is
Kinda embarrassed nowadays to admit it, but AC/DC (specifically Angus) is what made me wanna learn guitar when I was 10 or 11. I can't stand them now.
still is desu
White Blood Cells got me into music.
>>60295006
lol i was at Sydney harbour drinking on saturday night and their stupid concert was audible the entire time from miles and miles away
>>60294729
>>60294876
These two until I heard pic related
Fucking Marilyn Manson. I still like some of the bands shit, but outside (and inside of his later music) of music he can be pure cringe. The Pale Emperor is pretty good though, one of my favourite bigger releases of the year.
>>60294715
Stravinsky
Zack de la Rocha. "Bulls On Parade" was the first song I ever memorized in full. I remember being 10 and listening to it on MTV or something, and that second verse fucking head up with the "I walk the corner to the rubble that used to be a library/Line up to the mind cemetery now"
>fights for what she believes
>polite, despite having to deal with this since the very beggining
>>60296197
Lauren pls go
Axl Rose.
Was seven y/o (1991) when I was at a gas station and my mother said: "Get whatever cassette tape you want" thinking I was gonna pick some childrens stuff (specially one called The Little Parsley)
Saw a tape with a cross with skulls on it and thought it looked decent as fuck, so I said I wanted that.
My mother said: "Ok" and then we put the cassette on in the car, blasting Welcome To The Jungle on volume 4 (of 20).
Was hooked man.
>>60294729
same here ;~`
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k85mRPqvMbE
>>60295023
My nigga
>>60295112
he's pointing at us
First and only
Needs more Bowie
>>60297078
he was my second, and my current.
inspired me to create music and introduced me to other realms of music.
>>60295850
Looks like Wojack.
What are your current musical heroes anon,
>>60298013
Angelo Badalamenti, and Bowie.
>>60294921
How old are you? (honest question)
>>60296979
Is that Jim from The Office?
all of bloc party really. i'm still as amazed by them as i was the first time i listened, seriously.
if silent alarm were released tomorrow, i think the response would still be like wtf this is amazing.
>>60298013
Aesop Rock, Busdriver, Dälek, clipping., B L A C K I E, Billy Woods, Ka, J Dilla, Madlib, Pete Rock, DJ Shadow, Deafheaven, Behemoth, Autechre, Big L, Dean Blunt, Flying Lotus, the GZA, MF DOOM, El-P
>>60298238
>kek kekekekekeke.jpg
>>60294893
this, helps that I'm from Seattle
>>60296979
Best, only legit post so far
Tom Gabel was my fucking personal saviour when I was 17, probably would be dead by now otherwise
kill yourselves
>>60298618
>probably would be dead by now otherwise
>>60298637
holy shit guys, this anon is cool af
>>60294715
>tfw will never achieve true Dionysian tier
these guys
>>60298655
haha nice
ironic
DALE
>>60294876
I like the extra stout shirt
I hevae raely seen someone with so much dedication to music
>>60294845
You were blessed anon
first album
i was really into green day from the ages of like 6-13. pretty much worshiped billie joe and wanted to start playing guitar because of him. also when i was like 10 my parents played a best of the doors CD and i loved it so much i was playing air guitar along with it. i thought jim morrison was the guitarist and singer cause i saw him shirtless on the cover and instantly thought of him as a legend and inspiration
>>60298013
For sure Tigran Hamasyan has been one of my biggest inspirations recently, along with Robert Fripp.
I also have a lot of musical heroes from local scenes, mostly because they've been the people who shaped me most through playing and teaching.
I-I can't possibly be alone there, right guys?
my first real one
current ones are Robert Johnson and Frank Zappa
Since I grew up with a bassist and he introduced me to music, I probably have to say his favorite, Edgar Myer.
Current idol,every time that i listen is like the first time
>he's from my country and nobody here in the electronic scene don't have a clue about who's him
>>60300771
where/when were you born?
I can't choose between this guy (Rhett Miller of Old 97's)
Bradley Nowell
H.R.
>>60298758
Is that Mayhem?
whoever is the main songwriter for the residents
>>60294715
>Buddy Holly impersonator hyoed up to be a musician by the KLF
>musical
>hero
God Ween Satan inspired me to play guitar
>>60295006
No shame in that. Knowing how to write a fun riff is a legitimate skill.
Deron miller
Still a big fan of how he can write a technical but catchy riff that get's stuck in your head.
>>60294845
1st and only
The Mountain Goats were the first band I ever got really into, in 8th grade. He inspired me more as a writer than as a musician, admittedly, but it was one of the reasons i kept playing guitar
>>60297731
this for me too
love me some RDJ
>>60294715
I always thought this guy was cool back in the day. I'm really old, though.
Completely opened up a world of music for me.
I wish I was born a girl
>>60300771
only decent taste so far
pic: I was obsessed with the Independence day Score as an 11 year old.
I listen to mostly classical music now
>>60295006
ac/dc guitar is undeniably neat and unique. I'm not a huge fan, but they did some interesting shit and their live show was legendary (supposedly)
>>60294992
same
I honestly never felt what was a musical hero until I listened to Bowie
Heroes and Ziggy just rank high in my list of favorite albums, can't wait for Blackstar.
>>60298013
Bowie and Steven Wilson
>>60294959
based
>>60304885
People are pretty sure it's Floyd at this point. Nobody can prove it, but it doesn't really matter at this point.
The Residents were surprisingly consistent for what they were/are, and even past their "prime" they still put out enough good albums and projects that it was worth keeping up with them.
>>60308427
Most kids had an emo phase, I had a glam phase thanks to Ziggy.
>>60294992
this too
i miss bill doss :(
