best artist at each genre
lets try and compile a list of the best artist for each genre. i dont like to classify artist in genre, but because it is to hard to compare apples to oranges lets try this. comparing copy and paste and either add to or edit this list.
blues - bb king classical - beethoven country - johnny cash electronica - daft punk folk - bob dylan guitar - SRV alternative/grunge - pearl jam metal - metallica pop - elvis pressely psychedelic - pink floyd punk - the ramones (i say velvet underground... but i dont think everyone would agree they are punk) raggae - bob marley rap - wu tang clan rock - the rolling stones its not that the beatles dont deserve to be the best of their genre... they just kind of covered so many genres that it is hard to tie them to one. alot of these might also come of as being obvious because they started/popularized that style of music... but usually if you make a sound that is beautiful enough for people to try and imitate, then there is a good chance you were probably the best at making that sound. |
Corrections: Biggie>Wu Tang Clan
Pink Floyd only released one Psychedelic album, so...Pink floyd>The Rolling Stones Blues: Eric Clapton>B.B. King Pop: I'll say the Beatles, just to fit them in, and Elvis belongs nowhere near any best-of list. |
^ he is not my favorite either (elvis)... but as far as other people, well they seem to really love him. like i have said before, whenever i make lists i try my best to exclude my personal opinion.
as far as pink floyd goes, they are most assuradly physcadelic space rock beyond just piper at the gates of dawn. how could you say that dark side of the moon (among others) doesnt fall in that category? |
Blues - Muddy Waters
Country - johnny cash Electronica - Brian Eno Folk - Fairport Convention Guitar - Jimi Hendrix Metal - Celtic Frost Pop - The Kinks Psychedelic - 13th Floor Elevators / Hawkwind (Can't decide between these) Punk - The Clash Reggae - Lee Scratch Perry Rap - De La Soul Rock - Motorhead And i'll throw in The Fall for best post punk act. |
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blues - Muddy Waters
classical - Bach country - Waylon Jennings electronica - n/a folk - bob dylan guitar - BB King alternative/grunge - radiohead metal - n/a pop - michael jackson (is it debatable?) psychedelic-n/a punk- n/a raggae - jimmy cliff! rap - talib kweli nowadays, public enemy back in the day rock - the beatles |
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1. Pink Floyd had two psychedelic albums. Saucerful of Secrets is very much in the same vein as Piper. 2. If you think The Stones are a better psychedelic band you're completely out of it. 3. Not to mention they only had one psychedelic album in their whole carreer. Her Majesties Satanic Request, and it was mediocre. |
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Plus bands like Echo & The Bunnymen , Primal Scream and others have claimed that the Stones version of psychadelia was much more of an influence than that of Pink Floyd or The Beatles. If Brian Jones had got his way the Stones would have done a lot more of this stuff a lot sooner than they actually did. |
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