One band/musician you can't live without

[Rgvgjhvv]

I've only seen them 3 times

I saw them once, I think it was Giants stadium, and a thunderstorm was brewing, just as the concert was nearing it's end. Wind started to blow, lightning flashing, and Dave was playing the intro to Two Step, which as you probably know, has a tension filled, building up sort of feel - it was coinciding with the build up of the storm perfectly. Well, then the sht hit the fan. Hail, wind, rain, thunder and lightning, it was scary. The concert (and Two Step) ended as the storm reached a crescendo. You would not believe how quickly that stadium cleared! It was a perfect ending.

Yeaaahh!!! The best!!

[Mr.G]

Can't live without Paul, and I think you can substitute any nation for the 'American' in his great song. The sentiments in the song sure matches my current feelings. This is one of his finest vocal performances.

[Voskos]

Can't live without, I wouldn't go that far tbh. I grew up listening to Linkin Park, Britney Spears, Bon Jovi, Eminem, Avril Lavigne.

[BakersfieldChimp]

Tom Waits, Richard Thompson in all his forms(Fairport Convention, Richard and Linda Thompson, solo) Lucinda Williams, Kate Wolf, and Kate Bush.

As a matter of fact, I need strong lyrics when it comes to popular since I listen mostly to classical.

Classical, the heavy German/Austrians in this order: Mahler, Wagner, Beethoven, Schubert Bruckner, Berg.

Wagner's operas need to be listened to in their entirety.

[Finnish Swede]

Only one? Oh, that is pretty hard to name. I have loved music all my life time. I played piano as young age and now older age guitar.

Pink Floyd ... probably as I just love the guitar tone of D. Gilmour so much. Very stylist type of player ...
opposite to many quick fingers plyers who start to sound pretty boring after first 2 minutes.


Weeks ago I bough this just to get someway similar tones (without busting the bank).



I just would love to have money to buy this too ... looks so thin (=> needs to be very light).