ITT: Musicians who are incredibly talented but rarely show the full extent of it.
ITT: Musicians who are incredibly talented but rarely show the full extent of it
Owen Cooper
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Christopher Robinson
Me.
Nicholas Peterson
john paul jones
Josiah Wilson
Dave Grohl
Robert Mitchell
I had this thing where I was listening to Nico, and it's better music than the highly trained jazz players album I listened to after
Maybe that is the difference between talent and skill
Daniel Cruz
Ray Davies
Liam Turner
coldplay
not ironically, just listen to lovers in japan and you will understand
Parker Torres
damn...
Carter Reed
Something like that always reminds me of that Behold the Arctopus video with the guitarist and bassist that sounds like absolute shit. It's clear that they've practiced a lot and honed their skills, but the music sounds like absolute crap. It's about what you do with it.
You have a dude like Malakian who can seriously play his instrument and write really well, but he almost never solos and really stays within his own niche. I've always been curious as to what he could pull off in a more unhinged setting.
Gavin Bailey
No
That difference is songwriting.
Nico had Lou Reed writing for her. The jazzbos only had a bunch of no name jazz musicians. And songwriting skills aren't generally a strength of legendary improvisationalists-their whole lives have been dedicated to taking existing structures and elaborating on them, not creating new things ex nihilo.
Landon Nelson
>daron will never work with zach again
Ian Flores
>Phil Collins
>Peter Gabriel
>Mike Portnoy
>Robert Fripp
>JPJ
>Jeff Beck
>Angus Young
>Daryl Steurmer
>Frank Zappa
>Steve Hackett
Jeremiah Price
>Daron will probably never reform Scars on Broadway
Why live?
Parker Williams
It is the difference between talent and skill
Nico has a talent whereby she can communicate life eruditely. The jazzbos as you put it have skill but small talent of social dissertation through music.
Asher Parker
This... Some of his drum and acoustic guitar work is actually pretty good
Henry Rogers
reed only wrote the stuff on VU&N and a bit of Chelsea Girl. Marble Index, Desertshore and The End are all her essentially
Aiden Ramirez
Serj Tankian
I'd say James Hetflied can do more than he has done with Metallica, mainly in other genres outside of metal
David Draiman
a shitload of guitarrists, bassists and drummers that are hired by big pop stars
Los Tigres del norte
Jose Campbell
>David Draiman
Elaborate user.
Wyatt Ramirez
Thundercat
Camden Watson
Squarepusher
Carson Rivera
Her
Samuel Butler
Chris
Thomas Myers
What the fuck happened?
Nathan Reed
Same as it ever was
Julian Taylor
kept getting bombed, what about you?
Austin Price
I think his vocal capabilities are stunted with Disturbed,not that he is a bad vocalist (IMO),but I could see him doing very good and exploiting his abilities if he had some side projects of a genre different than what Disturbed does pretty much the same that I thinks happens with Hetfield, I feel he needs to get out of metal a little
Caleb Gray
>Hetfield
Totally, user. There's a handful of videos of Metallica rehearsing when he just rips into a crazy solo. He's a great songwriter too.
Jason Smith
agreed the Kinks really could have been more than just another 60's band
Lincoln Watson
I've seen his bass playing, couldn't agree more
James Rogers
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Aiden Davis
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Samuel Rivera
I prefer Disturbed's cover of sound of silence over the original. Draiman can definitely do better.