Spion said:which cannot be applied to the stages of someone's career when they more or less copied an existing artist
which was perhaps a 3-4 year period in a career spanning 5 decades.
Spion said:which cannot be applied to the stages of someone's career when they more or less copied an existing artist
Monkeygrinder's Organ said:I think maybe you could call Bowie as genius as a pop star. Not really as a musician though. He was all about the image as far as I can tell (which isn't a criticism.)
I will concede that if I had to find someone who sounded anything like the RZA, it would be Muggs. Muggs also has done a wider range, working with the likes of Greg Dulli outside of hip-hop. However, just purely for "Enter The Wu-Tang...." I thought RZA merited a mention, holding and moulding all the styles of the MCs together into something quite remarkable. Yes, Ghostface, GZA, ODB, Raekwon and Meth all undoubtedly helped make it as great as it is, but without RZA it would've been a mess.I rate muggs(cypress hill, soul assasins) higher then i do rza.
Are you changing your opinion of tribute acts now?Dubversion said:which was perhaps a 3-4 year period in a career spanning 5 decades.





no-no said:Electrelane
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Velvet Underground
Have you stated yours yet?Dubversion said:christ, you lot have VERY low expectations of a genius.