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I'm just not a big fan of his music. (ducks for cover)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye15
I respect the hell out of him and his fellow musicians (the drummer in Tool is ridiculous) but its just not my style. Technically the dude is unreal. I have a very good friend that swears by Tool and Keenan.
^Never heard of him. Just looked him up on Wikipedia, I don't listen to any of the bands he was listed under.
now you have 2 friends who swear by Tool and Keenan haha. Seen them 7 times, Been a fan since my friend drug me to see them play on the Undertow tour years ago. I think he may be the best technical singer in metal history. He is able to sing all the emotions we aren't supposed to talk about imo. Lust, anger, jealousy, resentment, etc. That is nearly impossible to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kashmir13579
I just wish Tool wasn't so ****ing lazy, and would put an album out more than once every 6 years.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1YM476Pa4oQuote:
Originally Posted by delfinko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycAByDNZYrA
here are a couple
Man you sound just like my friend too! hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye15
What album would you recommend for me? I know most of their stuff is ridiculously intricate and with crazy time signatures. I get that its an acquired taste but i need to know where to start.
well, they only have 4 full albums. Start with Undertow, their first release. Their LP previous was basically a screamer/harder sound, but Undertow is where they started experimenting more with the music. They really started to mess with the time signatures on their next album, "Schism" is a great example of this (I posted it above).Quote:
Originally Posted by Kashmir13579
It's either something you will like, or something you will be indifferent to. I personally think Maynard is a genius. His first lyrics were all about forming change and touching subjects not talked about often, now it seems a lot of his lyrics come from personal experiences.
But yeah, I have never heard anyone sing the spectrum of emotions like he can. Especially the dark ones we all suppress.
Yeah I know both those songs, and surprisingly a few more by Tool. I knew of Tool, and A Perfect Circle, just didn't know the singer's name since I don't really follow them. In the right mood I'll listen to stuff like that, but I mostly just don't care for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye15
Off the top of my head I cant really do a list, but Chris Martin is definitely at or near the top. That man is a god.
1. Lennon/McCartney
If anyone on here is young and has never gotten into the Beatles - listen to their stuff from 1966-1969 and they're solo stuff from the 70's. It's magical.
yes it isQuote:
Originally Posted by fadedmario
Are you serious? Off pure technical ability, Chris Martin isn't even good. He sings easy songs (I can freakin sing them), has minimal range, and needs to jump into falsetto anytime he goes high.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueJayFanDan
Sorry if you were serious, I don't mean to smash on your guy, but in no way, shape or form does Chris Martin belong as the answer to this thread, despite music taste being an opinion.
Don't let my GF read this, I have to see Coldplay Monday night here in Houston. She worships them. FML
:cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye15
Chris Cornell
Robert Plant
Layne Staley
Eddie Vetter
Dave Grohl
John Lennon/Paul McCartney
Brian Johnson
Sammy Hagar
Axl Rose
Freddie Mercury
LMFAO. I got a kick out of this. But hey, i listed Tom Yorke and i don't think he is leaps and bounds technically better than Chris Martin. It depends on what ya dig i guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkeye15