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  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @LeonLeroy said:

    @AudioGus said:
    Dean and Gene Ween

    @AudioGus said:
    Dean and Gene Ween

    have u taken a close look at my avatar? i am a huge ween fan. huge.

    Jimmy Ween! I love his hotdogs!

  • ZenLizardZenLizard

    Robyn Hitchcock, Patrick Leonard, and Miike Snow. Each for entirely different reasons.

  • gusgranitegusgranite

    Any genre?

    Ashford and Simpson
    Kris Drever
    Ola Gjeilo
    Salif Keita

  • IcepulseIcepulse

    Todd Rundgren. Forever.

  • AudioGusAudioGus
    edited May 2017

    @Icepulse said:
    Todd Rundgren. Forever.

    He can toast my video any day. ;)

  • MrNezumiMrNezumi

    Buddy Holly.
    Hank Williams.

  • DeVlaeminckDeVlaeminck

    Shel Silverstein

  • ElektrikDivaElektrikDiva

    Laura Nyro. Jimmy Webb.

  • LeonLeroyLeonLeroy

    @DeVlaeminck said:
    Shel Silverstein

    I have his books on cd with him narrating the poems with sound effects and stuff. I am working on a project where I am sampling them. Making little soundtracks to Where The Sidewalk Ends, The Light in the Attic, and The Giving Tree.

  • DefRobotDefRobot

    Beck - he has done so many different genres.
    R.E.M.
    Beatles
    Bowie
    Muse
    Pink Floyd

  • animalanimal

    David Thomas, Mark Hollis (the latter made the final statement to Popmusic, in my view...)

  • gusgranitegusgranite

    @animal said:
    David Thomas, Mark Hollis (the latter made the final statement to Popmusic, in my view...)

    Mark Hollis. Good one. Adding him to my late night men...

  • asnorasnor

    John Hartford

  • asnorasnor

    Mary Shelly

    @CliffClaven voice
    It's a little known fact, in addition to Frankenstein, Mary Shelley originally wrote Monster Mash.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @asnor said:
    Mary Shelly

    @CliffClaven voice
    It's a little known fact, in addition to Frankenstein, Mary Shelley originally wrote Monster Mash.

    Dwahaha, good un

  • Extnctn6Extnctn6

    Shane macgowan from the pogues

  • HandOfEmptyHandOfEmpty

    Smog / Bill Callahan - my favourite living songwriter

  • boone51boone51

    Kind of nuts that no one said John Prine

  • HandOfEmptyHandOfEmpty

    Older

    Newer

    Highly recommended :)

  • SecretBaseDesignSecretBaseDesign

    Didn't see Ray Davies from the Kinks -- so let me put him in.

    And to break the rules, +1 for Andy Partridge, Iggy Pop, and Pete Townshend. Roger Waters.

    Didn't see Britt Daniels from Spoon, so add him too. And Zack de la Rocha is a phenomenal lyricist.

  • RUST( i )KRUST( i )K

    Andy Plankton

  • SouperSouper

    Paul Simon (has to be mentioned if we are talking songcraft)
    Ray Davies
    Green Gartside
    Al Green
    Woody Guthrie (ask Bob)
    Chuck Berry
    Roy Orbison
    Lieber and Stoller
    Carole King and Gerry Goffin
    Pre-80's Stevie Wonder
    Differed but especially Tilbrock (the way he heightens the lyrics)
    Laura Marling
    Laura Mvula
    Nile Rogers
    Dolly
    Slint (more the music than 'melodies')
    The Deal twins
    Lou Barlow Eric Gaffney Jason Loewenstein
    Fiery Furnaces
    Shudder toThink (hard to find the good stuff online, but I love 'Get yer goat' and '50,000 BC')
    The Streets
    Dizzie Rascal
    Lydon/Jones/Matlock/Cook

    And lots of others already mentioned but I'm going to repeat Ween :-) Sorry if some are really obvious but I felt they had to be mentioned. Tried to throw in a few left-fielders and to stop before I got into TL;DR territory.

    there are indeed many ways to skin a cat

    I've got whole other lists of 'guilty pleasures' and 'one-offs' :-)

  • SyngularitySyngularity

    Eric Woolfson

  • asnorasnor

    Jim Croce

  • PurpanPurpan

    David McComb.
    The Triffids, plus this:

  • TritonmanTritonman

    @asnor said:
    Jim Croce

    I often wonder just where he would have gone musically had he lived? The sky did indeed appear to be the limit.

  • PurpanPurpan

    Has anyone said Marvin Gaye? Jacques Brel? Gainsbourg?

  • u0421793u0421793

    We're a bit weighted toward the male, in this list, only a small representation of the wimmin. That surely can't be a correct representation of the reality, can it?

  • TritonmanTritonman

    @u0421793 said:
    We're a bit weighted toward the male, in this list, only a small representation of the wimmin. That surely can't be a correct representation of the reality, can it?

    Well, there is always Yoko Ono. :D

  • PurpanPurpan

    @u0421793 said:
    We're a bit weighted toward the male, in this list, only a small representation of the wimmin. That surely can't be a correct representation of the reality, can it?

    Carole King; M.I.A.

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