Written by [user id=28526] on 24.10.2011 at 11:38

Written by vezzy on 24.10.2011 at 11:05

Too bad the assassination attempt failed.

You failed again? damn it.

well, as you all know, someone can always try again

Written by Yavanna on 24.10.2011 at 15:08

well, as you all know, someone can always try again

Ok fine, you can try If you want, this is the suspect's picture:

This thread made this pop into my head...

Recent addition to this has got to be Ronnie James Dio. A true metal god.

Ummm...

...Van Gogh









Now, don't rape my post, but I wonder what Kurt Kobain would be doing now if he were still alive.

I guess if you think about it, how many bands really produce high quality music for more than ten years, despite being around for thirty. What I'm saying is so many bands have their classical period but then lower the bar for the rest of their careers. Metallica and Megadeth immediately come to mind. But if either of those bands stopped producing music twenty years ago would the world mourn that loss?

My point is that we can wonder what some dead rockstar would be doing if he were still alive now, and feel that we're missing out on all his potential, but chances are we've already gotten the best.

Rodrigo "El Potro" Cordobes

Written by Hugoj33 on 05.12.2011 at 00:31

Rodrigo "El Potro" Cordobes

Jajajaja, I bank you on this one (?)

Written by Unhealer on 05.12.2011 at 03:31

Written by Hugoj33 on 05.12.2011 at 00:31

Rodrigo "El Potro" Cordobes

Jajajaja, I bank you on this one (?)

jaja A master el Potro

Of course RJD

It would have been nice to see and hear Chuck Schuldiner perform

Chuck Schuldiner from Death all the way. I love his music so much, and i would have loved to see them live! RIP Chuck!

Hmm, definately either Chuck Schuldiner or Ronnie James Dio, metal gods to the core in my opinion Cheers guys, RIP

Sid Vicious, the ultimate punk icon/caricature.

Dio and Randy Rhodes, also a non metal one would be John Lennon.

Written by M C Vice on 24.12.2011 at 14:15

Sid Vicious, the ultimate punk icon/caricature.

Vicious was a legend, he may have not had a lick of talent, but he was part of probably the most influential punk band.

Written by gav1230 on 31.12.2011 at 04:37

Written by M C Vice on 24.12.2011 at 14:15

Sid Vicious, the ultimate punk icon/caricature.

Vicious was a legend, he may have not had a lick of talent, but he was part of probably the most influential punk band.

He was the guy Vivianne Westwood reccomended to Malcom McLaren to front the Sex Pistols. She told him to get that kid John who's always haning around the shop. He just grabbed the wrong John. (Lydon instead of Beverley)
Vicious' rendition of My Way is a punk classic.

Jimi.

(the Jimi with the last name Hendrix, in case of any confusion)

I've often wondered what he'd have been doing through the 70s and 80s as heavy metal grew, if he'd been alive. And how, if at all, metal might've sounded different for his continued contribution.

David Gold, my earlier post was from before his death :'(

He was an amazing musician.


RIP

Miika Tenkula from Sentenced. RIP

Dimebag, Jerry Garcia, Chuck, Dio, Hendrix, just to name a few.

Dio,chuck,quorthon

I agree with Codera the Great, Miika Tenkula of Sentneced is a legend, and the music would not have been as good without his magic touch. RIP

Written by gav1230 on 31.12.2011 at 04:37

Written by M C Vice on 24.12.2011 at 14:15

Sid Vicious, the ultimate punk icon/caricature.

Vicious was a legend, he may have not had a lick of talent, but he was part of probably the most influential punk band.

Don't give credit to where it isn't due. He may have been the attitude of the band (Although I give most of that credit to Rotten), but Vicious played bass for maybe one song on the album. The only thing he's really responsible for is bringing that whore Spungen in and pretty much signing the SP's death warrant (among many other factors unrelating). Steve Jones is the real bassist of the SP.

Jon Andreas and Chuck Schuldiner

Jimi, Chuck, Jim Morrison, Layne Staley

Written by mojo on 27.03.2012 at 13:37

Jimi.

(the Jimi with the last name Hendrix, in case of any confusion)

I've often wondered what he'd have been doing through the 70s and 80s as heavy metal grew, if he'd been alive. And how, if at all, metal might've sounded different for his continued contribution.

Imagine Hendrix in a power or thrash band...
Air guitar heaven.

Either Janis Joplin or Jimi Hendrix

Ronnie James Dio, Clive Burr, Michael Jackson (not metal, but he worked with Slash, Eddie Van Halen and Orianthi Paganaris) and Dimebag Darrell. But there is also a dead artist whose death shocked me Mikka Tenkula from Sentenced. He wrote some great songs for his band and when Sentenced stopped its career, I was very sad, because the music this band played was very good.

Kurt Cobain - the frontman from my fav band (Nirvana)

Layne Staley - the frontman to one of my fav bands also, he had a great voice imo.

Jimmy Hendrix - don't really need to explain.

Frank Zappa - one of the best musicians ever, a pure genius.

R.I.P ALL

Written by Angry Chair on 18.04.2013 at 23:41

Kurt Cobain - the frontman from my fav band (Nirvana)

Dude ... I really don't think that you have to explain who Kurt Cobain is..