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do you know any artists that are originators.that started a new sound/genre along with these ones New order Autechre Aphex Twin Joy Division Lee Perry thats whats come to my mind i know it lack some great pop artits so fill in |
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boc |
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the smiths |
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elvis james brown lou reed credence clearwater revival |
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bowie |
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all artists you mentioned is originators indeed |
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oprah dr. phil |
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from australia <- nick cave jimmy barnes :D |
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Bjørk? |
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dj shadow |
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i think barnsey sound ended with barnsey. |
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Art of Noise |
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nick drake ? |
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isent the whole idea of a music messege bords to share our music experience to each other.we get recommendations from each other |
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most of us should tucked up in bed by now :) |
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kate bush pixies |
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Julee Cruise Sigur Ros Happy Mondays |
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oh, i disagree with a lot of these. it's often hard to pin down "originators" because musical genres tend to take small steps in any given direction. it's not very often you could honestly say a band or artist was really, really original. and certainly most of this thread is just a list of "favorites" or "most popular" rather than the "originators". |
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do you got any exemples then ? |
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how's about you point out bands who've pioneered the sounds that other people in this thread think their named-bands pioneered? |
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heh |
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my point is that it's all relative - how carefully you want to look. if you took elvis presley, he did not invent rock n roll. the music came from a commercial hit factory of songwriters, who were ripping off hank williams and that other crossover guy, who were just fusing together honky tonk and country, which stems from the blues. and so on. it's not like these things just miraculously appeared out of thin air one day. there was a lot of intermingling of subgenres and influences. |
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I think what most people mean with "originator" is the first person or band to bring a certain sound or genre to the surface, in other words, making it available to the "mass audience". if looked at it like that, a lot of the names mentioned do make sense. kind of. my pretty. |
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even so, there are a lot here that could be quite debateable. and really, who cares to do that? not me. |
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I agree with your point, btw, which makes the whole discussion senseless, hence the other definition. come to think of it, it's ofcourse still a senseless discussion.. |
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you could at least name them, then. |
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that just would be boring to me.the one who is rememberd is rememberd. read qrters post |
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ok, for instance... you say Elvis presley and i'll say Bill Haley & His Comets, who recorded the most popular version of rock around the clock, which is largely regarded as the first rock and roll song (even though it is straight-up stolen from a hank williams song). |
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Gram Parsons and Prince, up in a tree, O-R-I-G-I-N-A_T-I_N-G. |
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Neptunes Wu-Tang Coil Bjork and Aphex Twin and Elvis are all people who took ideas from originals and did it so well, that they got known for it. |
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pixies were just a spin off of sonic youth |
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merzbow - the first of their kind |
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I wouldn't say Boards of Canada started a new genre / sound, they just make very good and soulful music. My picks: Kraftwerk The techno fathers: Derrick May, Juan Atkins etc. Brian Eno The Black Dog Aphex Twin (Hangable Auto Bulb) |
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Kraftwerk! of course! in that case, also Jean Michel Jarre. they do it for me - the two first electronic pioneers. |
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James Brown ?? (dunno really) |
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Miles Davis Mike Oldfield |
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steve reich ( new way of seeing classical music ) carsten nikolai/alva noto ( ultra minimal ) dj krush ( first japan folk-hip hop connection ) jeff mills ( tresor godfather ) goldie ( drum;n;bass) icarus ( drum;n;bass + jazz + everything else ) lee scratch perry ( as name suggests ) norman cook aka fatboy slim air / dimitri from paris ( easy listening ) banco de gaia ( ultra-fine trance ) pole / oval ( clicks;n;cuts ) bjork (whatever it is ) portishead / tricky ( trip hop ) |
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