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GodsOnlyDove Senior Member Posts: 38 |
posted September 05, 2002 02:27 PM
  
Okay, this is a post that I started to rant on in the DSS discussion regarding his chart position. Regarding the acts that are out today that are really, truly talented. I think it would be interesting to see who thinks will be "legends" in ten or twenty years time. Even of the last ten years, can you name 10 acts that you think will still be relevant in a few years? I mean, acts that will be as highly regarded as the Stones or U2 in a few years... It's sad that marketing fuels so much of what is popular, and not real talent. Even this new "indie rock" is fueled by a massive marketing ploy. So, what does everyone else think? Who are the "Legends of Rock" of tomorrow? Here's a few, in my humble opinion ;^) Radiohead That might be all that I can think of! :^(
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BryterLayter77 Senior Member Posts: 731 |
posted September 05, 2002 02:44 PM
P.J. Harvey Jack Johnson The Hives Sparklehorse Duncan Sheik (I'm really pulling for Duncan to become a legend, gotta support the man). Dave Matthews Band Pete Yorn Moreno Veloso Richard [This message has been edited by BryterLayter77 (edited September 05, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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sweetsnail Senior Member Posts: 1393 |
posted September 05, 2002 09:14 PM
hmmm....Dave Matthews Band for sure. Duncan Sheik Pete Yorn Jack Johnson has some potential I think -stephanie IP: Logged |
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ericka Senior Member Posts: 573 |
posted September 05, 2002 09:15 PM
Fugazi. And that's all I have to say about that. IP: Logged |
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BryterLayter77 Senior Member Posts: 731 |
posted September 18, 2002 11:05 PM
What about Beck? I think he has a good chance of becoming a future legend of rock music. Of course, he'll never reach the heights of Fugazi, but at least he'll be a legend.  Richard IP: Logged |
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Kellye Senior Member Posts: 387 |
posted September 19, 2002 01:15 AM
*Rob. Most definitely *Rob. hehe. *See Just Jenn thread. Kellye IP: Logged |
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sweetsnail Senior Member Posts: 1393 |
posted September 19, 2002 02:18 AM
oh yes! Rob surely does. He'll go down in history as being the one chord wonder.  And yes, I think Beck should get a mention. Very much in agreement. -stephanie IP: Logged |
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Andrew Poe Senior Member Posts: 33 |
posted September 19, 2002 07:17 AM
Beck (just listened to his new Sea Change album - his best ever; if he doesn't become a legend b/c of that nothing will) Flaming Lips Coldplay IP: Logged |
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GodsOnlyDove Senior Member Posts: 38 |
posted September 19, 2002 11:16 PM
Gosh - Ya know, I just can't like Beck. He's a cute guy, he's got the moves, his music is alright, but his voice! Oie! It makes me want to scratch the hairs outta my ears so they can stop intercepting his wave lengths! But, I have no doubt that he is an artist that will absolutely stand the test of time. Oh! I thought of another one - No Doubt. Is it just me, or is the world majorly lacking good female rock stars? Are Gwen & Shirley the only good ones left?? we live in a beautiful world, IP: Logged |
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Andrew Poe Senior Member Posts: 33 |
posted September 21, 2002 12:20 PM
I'm not big on Beck's voice either. When I heard Sea Change though, I was shocked. It's like night and day. I would just say buy or listen to it this Tuesday (9/24) when it comes out. I managed to get the album early and I love it and I'm not really a big Beck fan. Andrew Poe IP: Logged |
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BryterLayter77 Senior Member Posts: 731 |
posted September 21, 2002 02:42 PM
quote: How come I can't be a rock legend too? After all, Rob is to Richard as Gerry is to Duncan. Plus, I at least know two chords. Richard P.S.: I'd support Rob being a legend because he's such a nice guy, but I'd have to be a legend too! IP: Logged |
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kenmeyer Senior Member Posts: 94 |
posted September 21, 2002 07:02 PM
I would agree with many of the choices...but Foo Fighters? An average party band? Sorry, don't get it. Coldplay I think, altho I like them, will not last....christ, they are talking about breaking up already, and they've only made two full albums! I can't think of anyone for this category at the moment...maybe I have just worked too hard today and my brain is fried...I will return! IP: Logged |
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Kellye Senior Member Posts: 387 |
posted September 22, 2002 02:18 AM
Oh, Richard, why would you ever have to be a legend when you're never going to be "out"? Kellye IP: Logged |
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BryterLayter77 Senior Member Posts: 731 |
posted September 22, 2002 11:41 AM
Kellye: I thought that showing you how to use the quote thingy worked meant something to you, but I guess I was wrong.  Because the trousers that Fred gave me for that performance were funky, and the trousers in themselves warrent legend status. Plus, the people in the club digged the music, too. It was legendary. Please see the "Just Jenn" thread for clarifcation. Richard IP: Logged |
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Cyndi Senior Member Posts: 159 |
posted September 22, 2002 07:02 PM
the white stripes weezer guided by voices IP: Logged |
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IndigoBlue Member Posts: 6 |
posted September 30, 2002 09:02 AM
I have to go along with Radiohead (even though they are a bit overrated) Beck Duncan P.J. Harvey Sigur Ros Tori Amos IP: Logged |
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