[QUOTE=jewdozer;25915084]Dieing is great for record sales. Heres the proof>
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J Dilla, he had really original beats.
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Isn't a band as such though.
[QUOTE=absinthe;25910598]jimi hendrix is an obvious answer as far as individual artists go
as for bands I'd say Hendrix Emerson Lake and Palmer
died before it officially started :([/QUOTE]
Whoa, that was about to happen? That would´ve been the best damn group ever... Such a shame he died.
[QUOTE=MisterMooth;25913687][b]Joy Division[/b]
Amesoeurs
The Doors[/QUOTE]
<-- Ian Curtis.
[QUOTE=TH89;25940771]odb.[/QUOTE]
Wu Tang Clan were still good after he died.
[QUOTE=Akayz;25941003]Wu Tang Clan were still good after he died.[/QUOTE]
But it felt like a part of them was missing.
[QUOTE=MachiniOs;25941232]But it felt like a part of them was missing.[/QUOTE]
true, post-Ol' Dirty Wu tang just feels different.
Oh yeah, surprised nobody mentioned Skynyrd yet.
[QUOTE=TH89;25941425]Oh yeah, surprised nobody mentioned Skynyrd yet.[/QUOTE]
I thought that they had already been mentioned.
[QUOTE=TH89;25941425]Oh yeah, surprised nobody mentioned Skynyrd yet.[/QUOTE]
technically they are still around, but without RVZ around, they ain't the same.
[QUOTE=TehKaboose;25939561]Whoa, that was about to happen? That would´ve been the best damn group ever... Such a shame he died.[/QUOTE]
Keith mentioned in his biography he toured with Hendrix extensively, Hendrix often video taped Keith's concerts with a hand held camera (I wonder what happened to those recordings?). When forming what eventually became ELP one of the percussionists they chose was the drummer from The Experience, who decided he wasn't going to join the band but felt Hendrix might be interested. Hendrix was going to try out and jam with the band (by now they had recruited Carl), but died a week or two before the date they agreed to get together.
Suburban Rhythm
Don Ellis
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
From First to Last. They've been around since the very late 90's and are now on hiatus. Yeah, they're still around, but this hiatus feels like a century even though it's only been going on since the early months of summer this year.
Span, Norwegian rock band, really awesome.
2 albums.
The "real" AC/DC :(
Led Zeppelin.
Thin Lizzy
Reuben, not really due to death but due to Jamie Lenman's inability to go on with it:
[media]http://youtube.com/watch?v=8sGwVGdQIE[/media]
[media]http://youtube.com/watch?v=4Ft2-dR5NEU[/media]
[media]http://youtube.com/watch?v=EpdVthaY_uw[/media]
The last one takes off at 2:30 sort of time, it's fucking a.
The late greats of metal: Cliff Burton, Dimebag Darrell, and of course; Ronnie James Dio.
The Backstreet Boys!
Wait, they aren't dead? Damn... :(
Excuse me
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They had so much fucking potential...
[QUOTE=Spek47;25952500]Led Zeppelin.[/QUOTE]
I disagree, they were kind fading out of their prime. I mean it sucks that Bozo died, but they had a good run.
I personally think that it was gonna be quittin' time sooner rather than later
Also I have another addition, The Getaway Plan
Their only album they released before breaking up was completely awesome, everytime I listen to it I think what could've been ;(
Lil bow wow RIP his butt
He ripped his butt?
What an unfortunate way to go. :frown:
Oh yeah forgot to mention Silkworm
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The Ruts.
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