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Old 07-18-08, 04:17 PM
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greatest dead artist/broken up band of all time

Layne Staley from the band Alice In Chain
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Jimi Hendrix or Bob Marley
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Originally Posted by gary s
Layne Staley from the band Alice In Chain
you seriously think he's the "greatest" of all time over Presley, Lennon and Beethoven (or the many, many more that would come to mind before him)?
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I prefer layne staley to all the others that you mentioned,they are far more influencial but i still choose him because i just think some of his songs are amazing.,although i do love some of the artists you mentioned their.
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Phil Lynott

Randy Rhoads

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Alice In Chains huh?
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Different bands/artists for different generas:

Led Zeppelin / Jason Bhonam

Pantera / Diamond Darrell

Death / Chuck Schuldiner

Johnny Cash

(More to come later, im sure)
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Old 07-19-08, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Skyclad01
Different bands/artists for different generas:

Led Zeppelin / Jason Bhonam


(More to come later, im sure)
You Meant..

Led Zeppelin - John Bonham
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My bad.. My mind was pretty scattered at the time. Though thats no excuse for me to Misspell his/thier last name.
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Band related-Bonham/Led Zeppelin
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Originally Posted by GuessWho
you seriously think he's the "greatest" of all time over Presley, Lennon and Beethoven (or the many, many more that would come to mind before him)?
I don't care for any of those guys' music, so i'm going with Layne Staley as well.
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The correct answer is Freddie Mercury.

Thanks for playing.
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It's Rob Pilatus, isn't it?
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Originally Posted by gary s
I prefer layne staley to all the others that you mentioned,they are far more influencial but i still choose him because i just think some of his songs are amazing.,although i do love some of the artists you mentioned their.
Favorite ≠ Greatest
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i think freddy mercury is a bit overrated
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Originally Posted by johnbook
You Meant..

Led Zeppelin - John Bonham
I was gonna give you shit for calling this guy out on a simple misspelling but than I noticed that you're from Ann Arbor so you get a pass.

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Originally Posted by Skyclad01
Different bands/artists for different generas:

Pantera / Diamond Darrell
Most people probably remember him as Dimebag Darrell

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Originally Posted by GuessWho
Most people probably remember him as Dimebag Darrell
Yea, who the hell calls him "Diamond" anymore?

As for me:

Metallica (w/ Cliff Burton)
Danzig (s/t - 4p era)
Death (R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner)
Pantera
Faith No More (Patton era)
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Originally Posted by auto
I was gonna give you shit for calling this guy out on a simple misspelling but than I noticed that you're from Ann Arbor so you get a pass.
More than a misspelling.. he put Jason Bonham instead of John Bonham. Unless it was intentional since Jason played with Led Zeppelin on their one-off gig in London. Maybe he thought he was awesome with them. I have no idea.
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