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Jimi Hendrix Hated These Five Bands
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@worldgonewrong2049

1 week ago

Hendrix spent more time praising and welcoming musicians than he did crapping all over them. So I think a lot of what is put together here is BS.

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@DanC-go9lc

1 week ago

I personally spoke with Jimi at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 and he told me he specifically loved all the bands (and Motown) you mentioned. However, he also mentioned 5 things he really did HATE --- clickbait, posers, influencers, the internet and camera phone addiction.

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@williamfarr8807

1 week ago

Just for some perspective, Jimi Hendrix died on September 18, 1970. Led Zeppelin had only been around 22 months and Led Zeppelin III and IV had not been released. Likewise, Hendrix died before the releases of Pink Floyd’s Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, or The Dark Side of the Moon, and before Floyd’s big stadium tours with light shows.

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@philipbrackpool-bk1bm

1 week ago

If you read about Hendrix you’ll know this is total garbage.

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@WARDISWARD

1 week ago

Hnt : If yo want to upload videos , don't rely on those artificial A;I. voices , it sucks and brings the quality of your video's below freezing point

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@sgblues4238

1 week ago

You know your drug use is out of control when Hendrix thinks you’re too stoned and your behavior is inappropriate.

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@franksullivan1873

1 week ago

Well if Zep stole from everyone ,they sure did know how to spend it.

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@filmsforsmartpeople3587

1 week ago

I was somewhat surprised Jimi hated Led Zep, The Doors, and Pink Floyd. so, whatever, it's his opinion...I hated The Monkees back then too, but today i think their songs are actually better than the bland crap they call pop music today.

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@kiloechocharliekool2151

1 week ago

Most amazing guitarist produced by this planet, however... If Zepplin didn't redo the old blues tunes by black artists, you'd never know their names today. Morrison was an unhinged drunk and a boor. Why would he, even if broke, agree to a bill with the Monkees? Pink Floyd? Why would he care? Apples and oranges. What would he think of the shite, tripe and crap of today? He'd have to be hospitalized...

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@rustybear5125

1 week ago

I guess lighting your guitar on fire isn't considered a gimmick....OK.

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@VIDSTORAGE

1 week ago

He would have liked Floyd and Zep if he had survived a decade more

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@GeorgeSmiley77

1 week ago

His criticisms of LZ resonate with me even tho they're in my top 5 fave rock bands. The artists they "borrowed" from got paid eventually, but by then a lot of their lives was already in the past, and they'd deserved to get that money while they were still young. His criticisms of PF made sense at the time. Jim Morrison was certainly a drunken jerk at times. The Monkees were created as a TV band, nothing much should be expected of them, their biggest hits were written by others.

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@tattyshoesshigure5731

1 week ago

Strange that Jimi thought Motown music was lacking in genuine emotion… classic recordings like Dancing In The Street, Shop Around, Ball of Confusion etc are so emotionally charged they can move you to tears!

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@jamesanderson348

1 week ago

This is bogus. I have lots of reservations about what he supposedly said.

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@Gohot229

1 week ago

I visited Jimi, at the time in LA's history that he lived in the Afton aparments and before I went to Vietnam.. Some of his friends called him Marshal Dillon, kind of after Gunsmoke. James Marshal Hendrix. Anyway as we sat in his living room he played. I could of swore he was playing like voices almost making his guitar sound like it was talking. He was that GOOD. I never saw him again and sadly he came to a tragic end.

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@LANDSEAAIRCANADA

1 week ago

how strange many YT channels convey information from Long Dead musicians... you never knew him nor do you have any connection to this man

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@jeffmcmillan1786

1 week ago

1) Led Zeppelin 2) Pink Floyd 3) The Monkees 4) The Doors (Mostly Jim Morrison though) 5) some Motown bands Jimi had worked with (not named specifically)

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@sstaners1234

1 week ago

The funny thing is that Pink Floyd and the Monkees toured with Hendrix. I can’t help but wonder who he would have listened to in this day and age. I’m guessing everyone who came out of the CBGB’s.

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@danielschaeffer1294

1 week ago

I can see why Jimi dismissed Morrison. Jimi was a stoner and a peacenik, Morrison was a drunk, and drunks can get really obnoxious, violent, and embarrassing. The fact is, though, that Jimi was clearly heavily influenced by the blues — “Voodoo Child” is a rewrite of Son House’s “ Death Letter Blues,” for example — and such modern jazz people as Wes Montgomery, Larry Coryell, Sandy Bull, and John McLaughlin. When Morrison could get temporarily sober, The Doors were equally professional and sophisticated, which is why their music is still fresh and valid.

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@KaBoomChannel

1 week ago

He didn't like Taylor Swift

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