Why aren't you listening to him more, Yea Forums?
Why aren't you listening to him more, Yea Forums?
Thomas Bell
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Robert Wright
I already listen to him a lot and I'm nowhere near up to date with all the stuff he releases.
Kevin Myers
He has like 200 fucking albums, but still based
Charles Gonzalez
nothing of value there. i don't want to listen to hours of some guy playing guitar. just take your best ideas and put it on an album ffs.
Lincoln Perez
*300
Jaxson Jackson
He's boring.
Jack Ortiz
Insanely talented but I can't feel anything while listening to his music
Christian Hernandez
YOUNG CREEP BONES
MOTOROLA PHONES
Kevin Wright
extremely dull guitar masturbation.
Gabriel Reyes
He has no Elvis in him. He and Michael J. Fox are/were devoid of Elvis.
Connor Bell
Cause his boring
Joseph Wilson
yeah this unfortunately
Joseph Morgan
Lol Buckethead is a total chad. I like this one because the shredding never stops, it just keeps going forever.
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Kevin Taylor
i dont know why im laughing so hard at this. the part at like 16:30 was pretty sick though
Alexander Sanchez
"Colma" is a great album, other than that his material just bores me. Quantity over quality.
Mason Allen
Hunter Scott
I really want to listen to his full discography sometime
Luke Bell
unless he comes out with a few "greatest hits" albums, there's no way most people will get into him
this, its sad to see good artists who think you have to put out every song you write (daniel johnson, prince,etc)
extremely dilutes the quality of their discog
David Reed
I dunno when I'm having a bad day I'll put on youtube.com
Michael Hall
boring
Michael James
This.
Who are some artists that make tons of music but release almost none of it?
Blake Sanders
I think Savant makes shit tons of music but only releases a few songs
Parker Long
Brian is an interesting character. Fucking talented and lives for what he does.
But it's just too damn much for me.
Austin Adams
Kraftwerk were at one point notorious for recording tons of work-in-progress tracks but never publishing them because' they were too perfectionnist in the finer orchestration and mixing.
Vangelis is thought to have tons and tons of unused compositions, which is not unusual for movie score composers. Plenty just scrap their WIPs and sometimes sell them to TV stations or production houses. Roger Corman kept buying these unused scores from competent composers to get cheap soundtracks for his no-budget movies.
Jordan Sanders
Kraftwerk fucked themselves up with that work ethic big time.
Buckethead is based, but has an incredubly difficult discoraphy to listen to. I personally tapped out with the Pikes purely due to the sheer number of them.