doubleEbuck
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urban dance squad is probably my most obscured, other than that, i have a smashing pumpkins cover band cd. it's done by a bunch of unknown bands. it's pretty weird stuff.
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I have them all too! The guy is so unique! It is a crime that he is not a music icon! My faveorite piece of his is Aerial Boundaries. Nowadays, if you listen to finger-style guitarists, you see how many of them were influenced by his style(s). BTW, I read where he says he really looked up to Steven Stills and developed many of his techniques from things he heard Stills do.Dryden said:Any and all Michael Hedges albums. The most genius, though widely unknown guitarist of all time. I'd take Hedges on an acoustic any day over Satriani, Vai, or Johnson, but sadly Hedges passed away a few years ago in an auto accident and much of his catalog is getting very hard to find. Saw him a number of times at the Newport Music Hall and was absolutely amazed every single time.
King's X is (was) awesome. I saw them at the Newport at OSU.King's X - Dogman.
No. Detachable Penis was by King Missile. King's X was a Christian Rock band that didn't suck like Creed.doubleEbuck said:detachable penis, right?
Well, if you get technical, Dogman was kind of their 'detachment' from the 'Christian band' label in a lot of people's opinions. I've smoked Marijuana with Dougie Pinnick, heh.Dryden said:Their biggest albums were the two released at the end of the 80's, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska and Faith, Hope, Love. The song It's Love, from FHL was a huge hit for them at the time.
matz2 said:I am still kicking myself for not buying "Cookie Puss" by the Beastie Boys when I had a chance...