What about Frank Zappa and his theories of 'the Big Note' and 'conceptual continuity'?

Starrman will scratch your face like a feline in full rage mode.

After I scratch his.

Originally posted by Seitse
Starrman will scratch your face like a feline in full rage mode.

After I scratch his.

The thing about Zappa was, even though he talked a lot of zomg he knew it was zomg and that makes it as much a joke as a special, secret piece of knowledge. I don't think anyone could consider Zappa pretentious, he did it for the lulz. Seriously and with the utmost detail, but lulz nonetheless.

Those who wrote about, or surrounded him (Steve Vai is a good example) cannot always be said to have got the joke, though.

I wish you hadn't limited it to rock and pop.

Originally posted by badmoon
I wish you hadn't limited it to rock and pop.

They all kind of get carried away with themselves and thier own importance, but I have to agree with:

- the artist formerly known as Pric
- Bono (although i do like U2 music)

But mostly I can't abide that little runt Jamie Cullum.

bono ozzy osbourne

queen

simon cowell