Ever notice how 98.5% of the populous at large (one might go as far as to say "human race" but i have not amassed enough data to support this hypothesis) can be assigned to the category "shitheel", and all subsequent division assessments lead to nausea and pity?

While I think it is funny to observe on the artistic look of someone and relate that to their playing ability/style....

I think it is even more humorous to act like you dont know what he/she is talking about...that there arent people preparing a look.

spoon

capnreverb wrote:Ever notice that the best artists and musicians are the ones that arn't trying to look like artists or musicians?

This is a silly topic, but still: I saw Kaspar Brotzmann in Seattle many years ago, and it was one of the greatest musical performances I'll ever see. Kaspar Brotzmann is very tall, and he wore tight black jeans, a white button-down shirt open to his belly button, and big gold chains around his neck. He had two Marshall full stacks, played a left-handed Strat strung right-handed, and used one of those "classic" curled-up guitar cords. He was trying very hard to look like a musician, and he was one of the best musicians I've ever seen.

His guitar setup was a tribute to Jimi Hendrix, who also tried very hard to look like a musician. So what I am saying is that, no, I have not noticed this.

I have noticed that the majority of people who look like an artist or a musician are not great artists/musicians, but that's different. If someone's great, their effort to have a certain look is probably not going to affect their greatness.

picasso was pretty good right? he looked like an artist - he wore a fuckin beret

spoot wrote:

capnreverb wrote:Ever notice that the best artists and musicians are the ones that arn't trying to look like artists or musicians?

This is a silly topic, but still: I saw Kaspar Brotzmann in Seattle many years ago, and it was one of the greatest musical performances I'll ever see. Kaspar Brotzmann is very tall, and he wore tight black jeans, a white button-down shirt open to his belly button, and big gold chains around his neck. He had two Marshall full stacks, played a left-handed Strat strung right-handed, and used one of those "classic" curled-up guitar cords. He was trying very hard to look like a musician, and he was one of the best musicians I've ever seen.

His guitar setup was a tribute to Jimi Hendrix, who also tried very hard to look like a musician. So what I am saying is that, no, I have not noticed this.

I have noticed that the majority of people who look like an artist or a musician are not great artists/musicians, but that's different. If someone's great, their effort to have a certain look is probably not going to affect their greatness.

You might have also notived that Kaspar is a German...