Digging your roots

[ground_crashed]

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sa una, ganahan kaayo ko songs sa scorpions, and even now. also, i'm a big fan of eraserheads. basta pinoy alternative music, e.g. rizal underground, rivermaya, grin department etc. ganahan sad jud ayo ko aerosmith! nindot jud kaayo! when my older brother introduced that album from greenday(dookie), *think i was a fifth grader back then*, i got interested and that's when i started to like punk rock. *offsprings' smash album sure is a good one.*

[Rennaov]

MEGADETH is cool!!! But still Dave Mustaine, the vocalist, has this long time grudge to Metallica and I do believe that while making his album, he would probably think of Metallica... if he could defeat them in some ways. Try watching the Doc. Film "Some kinda monster" by Metallica.

But I like their Youthanasia Album.... and the album before that. The rest.... never mind.

hehe. btaw. sa ako lng pud kay ang playing rman pud ni marty ang akong naganahan jud adto. until now, sya ghapon ako no1 na guru. hehe. ya, ganahan lng pud ko kutob sa album where naa pa c marty. pro all in all, adto na tym, bahin grudg2x nla sa metallica, adto ghapon ko mdeth adto, hehe. palahi, ari ta sa di kaau sikat. daghan nman kaau ganahan metallica adto gud. hehe.

[PissKhanXXX]

i first picked up the guitar when i heard the sick guitar lick from the song Sweet Child O' Mine by Slash and About A Girl by Nirvana. ever since that, i've strummed the guitar to random tunes.

with the violin, it's different. i got lured into playing the violin after seeing my mum's cousin play on tv. tho classically trained, my violin influences are Stephane Grapelli, Jean-Luc Ponty, Regina Carter, Nigel Kennedy, and a bit of Vanessa Mae. I also love listening to Turtle Island String Quartet.

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[Rennaov]

i first picked up the guitar when i heard the sick guitar lick from the song Sweet Child O' Mine by Slash and About A Girl by Nirvana. ever since that, i've strummed the guitar to random tunes.

with the violin, it's different. i got lured into playing the violin after seeing my mum's cousin play on tv. tho classically trained, my violin influences are Stephane Grapelli, Jean-Luc Ponty, Regina Carter, Nigel Kennedy, and a bit of Vanessa Mae. I also love listening to Turtle Island String Quartet.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/rrreeeyyy/192.jpg

Cool. i always envy a violin player. the violin is a very expressive instrument... love to emulate the sound with an electric guitar. very much inspired by Paganini's legend. dat devil. hehe.

[johannsgrave]

GN'R's appetite for destruction
Bon Jovi's New Jersy and Slippery when wet.....you can laugh, it's okay. hehehe
ALice Cooper
Poison
Skid Row

though i learned how to play the guitar at sixth grade, i had my first electric guitar when i was 3rd year H.S.

[kiat_kaau_kusion_beh:-)]

when i was in elementary... everyday i hear the screeching music of death metals played in our stereo by my brother until i like listening to sepultura, black sabbath and slayer...then it went down to pantera, metallica and even bon jovi's keep the faith album... it goes until i was in 3rd yr. h.s.

i don't know but i shifted in a pure rap music with n.w.a, wu-tang clan, tupac, notorious big and b.t.n.h....

when i was in first yr. college back in usjr most of my friends are into bands playing alternative music like gin blossom, live, collective soul[/b] and etc... i jam along with them.

but the first time i hear reggae music(no woman, no cry) twas played by one of our local band, the herbs. the lyrics and the rhythm seems sopowerful in my ear..... until now i listened to reggae.

[shoeless_rebel]

first time i heard greendays kerplunk... it blew me off... that was way back 1st year high school... that was the time i realized i dig punk rock and that was the time i realized that i wanna be a punk rocker... sad thing is i used to live in a province and we don't have access to that much material so i listened to what was available during that time like offspring (smash), greenday (dookie, kerplunk) then someboday gave me a tape of the betrayed and some other local punk rockers... thatw as the good old days... but prior to that i used to listen to some G n R and some slayer and skidrow stuff kay daghan tape amo driver. hehehehehe... and some bon jovi stuff too... hehehehe...

[kloy]

RHCP WHITEZOMBIE PANTERA METALLICA MRBIG POISON SKIDROW ROXYBLUE ETC.

[Digitech®]

Let me start off:

- It was Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction that made me love rock music. Every aspect of it.

Back in 1989, when I was still 11 years old, there was this neighbor of mine who gave to me a tape of that album. From that time on, listening to Welcome To The Jungle to Sweet Child Of Mine, my musical tastes changed.

- It was listening to Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, Scotti Hill, lead guitar player of the band Skid Row and Slash of Guns n' Roses that influenced me into studying lead guitar.

same here glassmoon
back 1991
there was a technician of ours gave me that tape also (Gn'R)appetite for destruction and Nirvana Nevermind album. From that time on I keep on listening slash melodic lead stuff and it came to a point that I keep on askin my mom to get me a guitar never bought me one Luckily I was given a guitar by my fathers cousin an acoustic guitar. . Then started playin with it then it came Metallica and Pantera thats where I started to learn lead stuff.

[tingkagol]

First RAP Album:
• MC Hammer - The Funky Headhunter
I was below 10. I also wanted to buy his first album, and the album of Vanilla Ice too. Too bad got no money. This was also the first record I've ever owned.

First ROCK Album:
• Silverchair - Frogstomp
...although I think they still rock. Needed some originality, but those guys could really play. I was around 1st year high school. They were the first rock band I liked-- and inspired me to listen to other bands as well. Me, my brother, and a neighbor wanted to form a band, but we had no talent or experience whatsoever. I guess they also inspired us to play guitar, bass, drums.

First Electronica Album:
• Arkarna - Fresh Meat
- Bought the record 2nd year high. I always thought electronic music was downright stupid. I actually thought Arkarna was a heavy rock band at first, and after buying and listening to this album, I was disappointed. VERY disappointed. They were an electronic band similar to Prodigy. I locked away the tape. Only a couple of months ago did I decide to listen to the album again, and to my surprise, I loved EVERY TRACK OFF IT. Well, I was actually beginning to like techo/trance/house in my college years. I think this album is the most UNDERRATED electronic album. I can't even download most tracks of a p2p engine. :P