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Poll Question: Who is the most experimental artist?
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pretty limited selection don't you think?
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Peter Hammill. He has a lot of very experimental albums. Examples:

Loops and Reels
Sonix
Spur of the Moment (with Guy Evans)
The Appointed Hour (with Roger Eno)
The Fall of the House of Usher (an opera)

There are the odd experimental tracks on many other of his albums.


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Klaus Schulze...?
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yeah Shulze for exemple, also Roedelius, Schnitzler...many prog artists from the Berlin scene!

very limited list! I'm sure you can do better!

(ENO made wonderful cerebral music with its "ambiant part", so I can consider him a bit as an experimental artist)
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Most exper... Its Gentle Giant they have created and explored many differnt kinds and styles of music.
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The Residents Or Mr Bungle its hard to say Brian Eno would be up there though
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Zappa?
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Points: 3597 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2005 at 04:53
Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Peter Hammill. He has a lot of very experimental albums. Examples:

Loops and Reels
Sonix
Spur of the Moment (with Guy Evans)
The Appointed Hour (with Roger Eno)
The Fall of the House of Usher (an opera)

There are the odd experimental tracks on many other of his albums.

forget it, Peter Hammill has never been classified as an "experimental" artist...this guy has a beautiful, emotional voice but he sings as a "popular artist"...for really experimental singers I advise you to listen to Meredith Monk

impossible to sum up things into two words; in progressive rock and among others I would like to say Faust, especially their work with Tony Conrad, also try Holger Czukay's first solo efforts and Conrad Schnitzler ("Blau" / "Rot" / "Schwarz" serie), Tier der Nacht's project with Mani Neumeier (Guru Guru) and the multi media artist & guitarist Luigi Archetti.



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Mr. Bungle is very experimental. Their first two albums don't even sound alike in any way.

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Points: 12288 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2005 at 06:46
From the list of 2: Peter Gabriel.
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Me!

Or perhaps Fred Frith instead
Or Ron Geesin (his solo stuff is hard to find though)
Or Paul Lansky (ditto)
Or Renaldo & the Loaf
Or This Heat
Or dozens of others

I like "experimental". The more you experiment, the more good things you're likely to find that haven't been tried before.
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Kristoffer Rygg aka Garm (Ulver, ex-Arcturus) is my favourite experimental artist
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brian eno wins my wote. there are many many others, here are some good experomental artist's.

-stars of the lid

- biosphere

-loscil

- sleep research facility

- lull

- lustmord
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I like very much the deconstructive compositions of The Residents, experimental works by king crimson such as Providence or Starless and Bible black, The sheltering sky, Industry and so on...and of course Area's L'abbattimento dello Zeppelin, Mirage, Lobotomia, Area5, Caos...in the end I can't forget Weasels ripped my fleshby Zappa! experimental music is the best !!
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Points: 27802 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2005 at 17:34

Where is Mr. Bungle,Fantomas,Secret Chiefs 3??

I picked other...and choose Fantomas



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Points: 21269 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2005 at 17:40

Many others are more experimental ... I agree with TheProgtologist and would like to add:

  • Secret Chiefs 3
  • Ephel Duath

 
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Points: 876 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 27 2005 at 20:44

none on the list....

would take Zappa and Schulze in an instant..
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