What does /mu/ think of Stevie Ray Vaughn?
He didn't fly so well.
>>61767625
Pretty goddamn good.
If you're into bluesy type shit.
people who think his version of Little Wing is better than Hendrix' original are very much mistaken
He's probably too redneck for /mu/'s taste.
>>61767625
can't name one of his tunes but i know the anecdote where disgruntled bandmates shoved one of his harmonica entirely in one of their ass, a good dip, and put it back in his pile of harmonicas for live usage.
He was undeniably talented, but boring and sterile as fuck - pretty much the opposite of the blues artists he aped.
Also, his fanbase is horrible - guitarfags that care way more about technique than actual feeling in music and idiots that think it's Ok to cite him as their favorite blues artist
>>61768017
please, please be true
>>61768017
Was he an asshole?
His Voodoo Child definitely lacks the pyrotechnics of Hendrix's original.
I don't think there is another artist who's studio albums are absolute shite but live concerts are fucking fantastic.
>>61768205
>I don't think there is another artist who's studio albums are absolute shite but live concerts are fucking fantastic
there are genres out there that aren't album-centric, did you know that?
>>61768205
i can think of several, but just gonna psot the obvious
His stuff is interesting if only for being a complete rejection of 80s music conventions. There's nothing in there that sounds like that time period and his albums are pretty much timeless; you could not tell by listening to them what decade they were recorded in.
>>61767809
He's pretty civilized so he's cool.
He just makes comfy blues.
>>61768265
>tfw you skipped the last GWAR show in your city while Oderus was alive and assumed they'd be back next year
>>61768117
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maybe but his version of Little Wing is better than the original
>>61768265
Nekrogoblikon does that better anyway.
>>61767625
Pride and Joy is good.
>>61767625
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>>61767625
He was good in Let's Dance
>>61768115
he never used harmonicas
>>61768889
and china girl
he was a talent but it is the prototype for blues hammer
maybe if he hadn't spawned a gajillion wannabes he'd be better? maybe not
>>61768095
he was a billion times more interesting than the guys he was aping
but blues is incredibly boring music
you can listen to a blues radio station for 4 hours and not be able to discern the difference between a single song
>>61769099
this is b8
>>61769218
nah I agree with that anon, it's all pentatonic guitar wankery. it was probably the shit when it came out, but it has aged pretty badly
>>61769099
MAH BABY CHEATED ON ME
MAH DOG DIED
AH GOT A HOLE IN MAH SOUL
DEM BLUES DONE GOT ME DOWN REAL BAD
>>61769269
you and I have very different definitions of 'wankery'
how can something so simple and primal be 'wankery' - especially compared to white boy noodling from Vaughn or Clapton?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvwVuOM7aFQ
>>61767625
It's Saul Goodman if you're at a dive bar drinking cheap American beer. But it's nothing I'd listen to in places you can't drink.
>>61768205
a lot of bands (and artists) from Austin are predominantly live bands
thus "Live Music Capitol of the world"
>>61769396
>Stevie ray Vaughn
>live
you might want to sit down before i break this to ya, anon
>>61768441
Neither are really any close to Hendrix' originals, Stevie doesn't have the same flow and groove as Jimi had.
>>61769338
of course I didn't mean wankery literally, I meant it in a way that it all sounds the same at the root. you proved my point by posting a standard 12 bar blues. I'm not saying it's bad, it's just formulaic as fuck by now.
>>61769616
>50 year old influential classic
>formulaic as fuck by now
>by now
yeah I agree, modern imitations of the real, old blues suck ass as far as I've heard. and I lump SRV in with that - yeah, I know he might have put a new twist on it, but it's not a twist I like.
Whats your opinion on Robert Cray? Haven't heard much by him, but I like him better than SRV
i like that track "lenny"
it is nice and slow besides his usually fast style