<![CDATA[Deadest act in your music collection?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Music General

Thor-Delta — 9 years ago(December 01, 2016 09:16 PM)

You can interpret that as either the act who has been dead the longest, or the act which sounds most like the Grateful Dead. Either interpretation is fine with me.
The act in my collection who has been dead the longest is singer Frank C. Stanley, who died in 1910.
I don't know which act in my collection sounds the most like the Grateful Dead.
How about you?
Have you played Atari today?

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Clifford Brown, who died in 1956, before all but one album in my library (other than his own) was released.
Tell me more!

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I doubt anyone can beat this:
Brahms died in 1897.

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RAMONES - 4/4
You can feel the sunshine fading

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I got another category, most dead members. That would have to be Lynyrd Skynyrd. 5 out of 8 of the classic lineup are dead and only 1 still plays with the band.
What are words for when no one listens anymore

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Covers? Covers of what?

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But the composer is the writer. Everyone you hear in the recording is modern. If you have Clapton doing Crossroads, do you say that's a Robert Johnson recording? Granted, you don't separate your classical music by orchestra, but they're all doing covers, however proscribed by the score.

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Billie Holiday

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At a guess, Bach.
I know words. I have the best words - Donald J Trump, POTUS

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Wow, less than 58 seconds before the first reply. I think that is a record for a thread by me.
Have you played Atari today?

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