"yES , i MET YOUR FRIEND. In fact , I rode with him and the Bassist on a shuttle bus. The club hired a bus to pick people up at a couple of bars , and take them to the show , but , it was a new place , then , and they were advertising - challenged.…"
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Who is the most Important Garage Rocker in the last 10 years?
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Permalink Reply by BLACKCAT69 on -
Greg Cartwright gets my vote.
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Permalink Reply by Gringo Starr on -
Hmmm...a few come to mind:
Greg Cartwright
Arish Kahn
Beat-Man Zeller
Jay Reatard
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Permalink Reply by Ken on -
I don't know that I dig on calling anyone important until at least a couple of generations have past.
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Permalink Reply by Ken on
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I'm content to wait.
I do wonder, though... What criteria are you guys using for "Important?" To me, it would be the person who did the most to propagate the culture and may not be a musician at all.
(You could argue, for instance that Alan Freed or Dick Clark are the most Important figure in rock history.)
The Ahabs said:just pretend that its 20 years in the future
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Permalink Reply by Andy Climax on -
Hey!!!! Dave Grohl gotta be right up there, or Nick Cave. Might be a bit commercial for you guys, but as 'The Dude Lebowski' says..... 'These Guys abide!!!'
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Klukowski on -
Roky
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Permalink Reply by Oswald The Lucky Rabbit on -
I don't know if you are the most important garage rocker of the last decade Mole, but Yellow Glass Perspections surely is the most important LP! (And that was my brown-nosing moment of the day)
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Permalink Reply by Alex on -
Jay Reatard was immediately the first person to come to mind before I really sat down to think about it. That speaks volumes.
I'd also agree with Gringo Starr's choice of Arish Khan. Completely inventive and very prolific. Also, Jack White was not a bad suggestion either.
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Permalink Reply by Lubna Jezebelle Barracuda! on -
Rudi Protrudi, no doubt.
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