Member Since: 4/5/2005
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The following are bands and artists that influenced me musically growing up. They are arranged in no particular order. Many people are so shallow they think that if you respect an artists work, you must respect and agree with their socialogical, political, and/or theological angles. I'm a free thinker and good music will not influence my thought patterns. That being said, some of the artists that have influenced me the most throughout my life have been:
LIVE
MUSE
FILTER
PRINCE
PRIMUS
FUGAZI
ZORNIK
BB KING
SUBLIME
HENDRIX
NIRVANA
THE DOORS
BEETHOVEN
BAD BRAINS
BOB MARLEY
LINKIN PARK
RAY CHARLES
JOHNNY CASH
SKINNY PUPPY
PUBLIC ENEMY
JAMES BROWN
BEASTIE BOYS
ANNIE LENNOX
DANNY ELFMAN
FAITH NO MORE
PROCOL HARUM
NINE INCH NAILS
THE SEX PISTOLS
GEORGE CLINTON
THE OHIO PLAYERS
BLUE OYSTER CULT
STABBING WESTWARD
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
SNOW PATROL (Thank you James)
Sounds Like:
Movies I enjoyed when I was a child include:
1984 (A classic which oddly enough has been discontinued from further
distribution)
The first three Alien movies. (Especially parts 2 and 3)
Lord of The Flies (My middle school experience)
Edward Scissorhands (I find it quite relatable)
Indiana Jones (all of them)
Ghostbusters (It’s just fun)
Night of the Living Dead
Star Wars (all of them)
Dawn of the Dead
Blade Runner
Falling Down
Frankenstein
The Shining
First Blood
Nosferatu
The Blob
Ben Hur
Dracula
Other movies that have inspired me:
Ray
Akira
SE7EN
Willard
Batman
Hellsing
Ed Wood
The Crow
Fight Club
The Stand
Beetlejuice
Pulp Fiction
Eraserhead
Battle Royale
Walk The Line
The Godfather
Schindler’s List
Reservoir Dogs
The Temptations
Band of Brothers
American History X
Natural Born Killers
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Interview With a Vampire
The Passion of The Christ
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Night, Dawn, Day, and Land of the Dead
Evil Dead II (really any Bruce Campbell film)
Relatively new features that technology has given us, like Google Search, youtube and the like, has really fleshed out life in a lot of ways, and made it complicated in other ways. I hope that the availability of graphic images to kids of any age does not affect our world’s subconscious minds, but that’s like hoping that the sun wont rise tomorrow. We all know it will.
Also, the inability of many people to distinguish between choreographed violence and make up effects in the movies, and reality, really worries me.
Record Label: Industrial Monkey Records
Type of Label: Indie