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Groupie
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Oslo, Norway
Posts: 8
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5. Francesco Gucchini Beautiful Piedmontian accent and very powerful lyrics. "Auschwitz" is a masterpiece both vocal and lyrical. 4. Mark Knopfler Some of his songs are, to put it cliche-ic, entwined to my soul. I think "What it is" was the song that sparked my musical interest. 3. Andrea Bocelli I was never really excited by Pavarotti, so why Bocelli? I think it is Bocelli's softer, more intimate voice that does it. "L'ultimo Re", "Canto della Terra" and Mille lunde mille onde" are among the favourites. 2. Bob Dylan After Knopfler ignited my interest, and later passion, for music, Dylan made me pay attention to the lyrics. And for a long time I thought of Dylan as the ultimate master of lyrics, until I discovered... 1. Fabrizio de Andre He changed the way I think about music, poetry, everything lyrical and musical. Had he written in English he would be world-famous. My inspiration number 1, 2 and 3. |
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