Written by Bad English on 20.08.2006 at 13:31

Written by Richard on 20.08.2006 at 03:13

Written by Bad English on 13.08.2006 at 19:20

Jonny Roten - Sex drugs rock n roll and sex :bnger: yeah Sex Pistols

Er... Johnny Rotten (John Lydon) is alive and well. You're probably thinking of Sid Vicious, who died of a heroin overdose in 1979.

Shit, I mean Sid Vicius, how I can make such mistace, I know I had seen Johney playing in 90ties, ban call Sex Pistols, I had hear them interwiew,
BTW I read one pank interiew about Sex Pistols, and he sad Sid didnt pla bass in studio, it done Lemmy from Motorhead and I dunno if its true
Movie about them, it was my first movoe who intrudese me in ''metal'' world, I was young when i saw it, maybe in age 9, same about The Doors It change my life to good side

Tnank's man

It's true that Sid Vicious didn't play on any of the Sex Pistol records , but I don't know if it was Lemmy - it could have been I suppose.

I think my 'favourite dead person' has to be Jim Morrison from The Doors - he could haev done so much more if he hadn't taken to drink and drugs.

My favourites ones are Valfar from Windir, Teemu Raimoranta from Finntroll& Impaled Nazarene, and recently Jon Nödveit, just because they were great musicians, live through their own ideology, I miss them...

Fuckedup Mad Max, of Worship. He made an exeptional music, plus he was very commited (I mean he killed himself ) to it. His works are just stones in doom history. Period.

I guess mine is Freddie Mercury. He was great, had an amazing voice.

Written by [user id=3112] on 21.08.2006 at 23:21

I guess mine is Freddie Mercury. He was great, had an amazing voice.

thanks..someone considered Freddie R.I.P.

Jon Bonham , Jimi Hendrix , Cliff Burton are another important loses

Chuck Schuldiner - Rest in peace mate, your music is fuckin ace!
Valfar - I just got into theese guys ... damn RIP Windir and valfar
Dead - Your vocals will forever haunt the human minds on earth

I have to say Somnium , he was so talented young man

I would probably have to choose Quorthon because all he has done for the developing Black metal scene and just because Bathory are one of my favorite bands.

I admire Valfar most; then Chuck, pioneer of Death metal, Quorthon, of Bathory; Dead, vocallist of Mayhem; Jon, of Dissection, Cliff Button, of Metallica

my fav one is jim morrison, i just like the way he sings(obviously in their albums), the lyrics he wrote and his lifestyle, was pretty nice and i had like to be in one of their concerts in the 60's i guess it would be crazy and insane

David Wayne - such a great voice!!!!!!

As topic title itself says...Dead from Mayhem.There are no explanations,no remorses and no questions,
Even death do nothing from the previous

My favourite dead artist is Chuck Schuldiner. Although I Don't have all of Death, and i only like the latter period, i think Chuck was a very open minded musician , with a lot to give to the death metal genre...his solos were tasteful , his vocals were his own souls, and those intelligent lyrics...damn i miss chuck

Chuck from Death, he was definatly brilliant, amazing vocals, amazing, and will be greatly greatly missed, and Dimebag is right behind his brilliant, and his life taken early, its a shame

Chuck shuldiner (from Death) and Quorthon (bathory), simply because I like their kind of music.

Ludwig van Beethoven. We'll see if people still listen to Pantera or Mayhem in 200 years, but Beethoven's music was years ahead of his time, in terms of heaviness and the broadness of his musical vision. While Mozart became famous for his flowing legato passages and tuneful melodies, Beethoven had extremely thick and heavy chords. Despite being deaf (another way to interperet the question in the title ) for most of his life, he was able to write some of our most long-standing works of music today.

Honourable mention to Gustav Holst, for creating my favourite classical suite of all time...The Planets.

For me:
Freddie Mercury (one of my top 5 vocalists ever)
Cliff (because after Cliff'em All, you notice the diference of creativity between him and the others)

And maybe it's not aproppiate, but I want to mentione Jason Becker, ok, he's not dead, but the fact of know he can't play anymore because his damn illness makes me so sad, really, we all are talking about people who couldn't continue their brilliant careers, and from that point of view I felt I had to remember the greatest guitar player ever (IMO), just listen his work on Cacophony and his solo album Perpetual Burn.

Eternal glory to Jason Becker:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMv61u-iw7M

EDIT: Maybe I was breaking some rule.

Valfar of Windir. He had some of the most exellent BM vocals and he created this "Sognametal" style. Many of his lyrics that he wrote was quite good too.

There have been quite a few who have made big impacts but for me personally Quorthon and Dead. Dead live in concert is one of my first Black Metal memories ages past. Will never forget it..

yea, dimebag was probably my number one choice, but since it is also yours crematorY, i will pick another. i'd have to say jimmy hendrix.

Dimebag
Øystein Aarseth (Euronymous)
Terje "Valfar" Bakken (Windir)
Jimmy Hendrix
Eva Cassidy (not sure if I spelled it right)
Somnium (Finntroll has never been the same)
Cliff (Good old MEtallica)
Quorthon

I can't just mention one.. :-p

Cliff Burton, he kept Metallica in the Line and was the best bass player

Cliff Burton, best bass player EVER! R.I.P.

Well, first would be Chuck Schuldiner, buecause I bellieve he could done lots of great things, make some very good music, like he did before, if not better, only if he didnt die. But what you can do.

Also, Dime, Jimi Hendrix.....

Dimebag Darrel. Although I am tempted to agree with cliff burton because maybe if he was still around Metallica wouldnt have sold themselves down the shitter. In the long run though i am sticking with Dimebag.

Written by Himann on 16.01.2007 at 21:36

There have been quite a few who have made big impacts but for me personally Quorthon and Dead. Dead live in concert is one of my first Black Metal memories ages past. Will never forget it..

Are you telling me you have experianced Dead perform live?

Written by Stalker on 21.03.2007 at 17:43

Well, first would be Chuck Schuldiner, buecause I bellieve he could done lots of great things, make some very good music, like he did before, if not better, only if he didnt die. But what you can do.

Also, Dime, Jimi Hendrix.....

I tottaly agree with you.. But I also wanna mention Cliff Burton.. One of the biggest loses in metal history.

Written by [user id=5394] on 24.03.2007 at 20:43

Written by Himann on 16.01.2007 at 21:36

There have been quite a few who have made big impacts but for me personally Quorthon and Dead. Dead live in concert is one of my first Black Metal memories ages past. Will never forget it..

Are you telling me you have experianced Dead perform live?

Yeah man.. We were kids back then(must have been grade 2) and my friend's elder brother was a huge Mayhem fan.. I'm not sure how he took us in exactly but he did, u know just for kicks.. Didn't know too much about the music or anything lol.. Its only later on that I even realized that it was Dead up there.. Some of my friends thought it was all thearetics but I knew it wasn't.. It was just the experience of the whole thing and the first time I ever saw any band play live. There's a lot that I dont remember clearly abt it just that it was a really unusual and awesome kind of experience at that time.. I remember only small bits and pieces of it though..

Written by Himann on 25.03.2007 at 12:53

Yeah man.. We were kids back then(must have been grade 2) and my friend's elder brother was a huge Mayhem fan.. I'm not sure how he took us in exactly but he did, u know just for kicks.. Didn't know too much about the music or anything lol.. Its only later on that I even realized that it was Dead up there.. Some of my friends thought it was all thearetics but I knew it wasn't.. It was just the experience of the whole thing and the first time I ever saw any band play live. There's a lot that I dont remember clearly abt it just that it was a really unusual and awesome kind of experience at that time.. I remember only small bits and pieces of it though..

Holy fuck.... Not everyone can say they actually saw Dead perform live. Incredible

Written by [user id=5394] on 25.03.2007 at 13:56

Written by Himann on 25.03.2007 at 12:53

Yeah man.. We were kids back then(must have been grade 2) and my friend's elder brother was a huge Mayhem fan.. I'm not sure how he took us in exactly but he did, u know just for kicks.. Didn't know too much about the music or anything lol.. Its only later on that I even realized that it was Dead up there.. Some of my friends thought it was all thearetics but I knew it wasn't.. It was just the experience of the whole thing and the first time I ever saw any band play live. There's a lot that I dont remember clearly abt it just that it was a really unusual and awesome kind of experience at that time.. I remember only small bits and pieces of it though..

Holy fuck.... Not everyone can say they actually saw Dead perform live. Incredible

I guess it sounds amazing lol but actually I have lots of regrets too.. I just wish that I could remember more clearly lol.. Anyway at least I got to experience it a bit. Once I really got into Black Metal I immediately was crazy abt Mayhem and for a while went to almost all Mayhem concerts in Norway.. Trondheim, Oslo... where ever I could manage.. Nothing like the first time though lol..!!