Дуэйн Денисон бүх цаг үеийн шилдэг хамтлагуудыг нэрлэв

The Jesus Lizard болон Tomahawk хамтлагийн гитарчин Дуэйн Денисон өөрийн хамгийн өндөр үнэлдэг хөгжмийн хамтлагуудыг танилцууллаа.

The Jesus Lizard хамтлагийн гитарчин Дуэйн Денисон Consequence сэтгүүлээс гаргасан “Бүх цаг үеийн шилдэг 100 хамтлаг” жагсаалтыг гаргахад оролцсон 70 гаруй уран бүтээлчийн нэг юм. Түүний тоглодог The Jesus Lizard хамтлаг уг жагсаалтын 73-р байрт бичигдсэн бол түүний хувийн сонголтууд бүгд эхний 10-т багтжээ. Денисон The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground болон Led Zeppelin хамтлагуудыг бүх цаг үеийн шилдгүүдээр нэрлэв.

Тэрээр The Rolling Stones хамтлагийн өвөрмөц төрх, хөгжмийн хэв маягийг онцолж, Мик Жаггерийн хоолой түүний амьдралын туршид сонсогдож ирснийг дурдаад, түүнийг бурхан болоход харамсах сэтгэл төрнө хэмээжээ. Мөн The Velvet Underground хамтлагийг хөгжмийн ертөнцөд үзүүлсэн нөлөөлөл, Лу Ридийн бичвэр болон Жон Кэйлийн сонгодог боловсролын хослолоор нь өндрөөр үнэлсэн байна.

Led Zeppelin-ийн хувьд тэдний анхны цомог нь хөгжмийн түүхэн дэх шилдэг дебютүүдийн нэг гэж Денисон үзжээ. Тэрээр тус хамтлагийг бусад уран бүтээлчдийг дуурайсан гэх шүүмжлэлийг үгүйсгэж, тэднийг цорын ганц давтагдашгүй хамтлаг хэмээн тодорхойлсон байна.

Энэ зун Денисон сүүлийн 13 жилд анх удаа Tomahawk хамтлагийнхаа аялан тоглолтыг эхлүүлсэн юм. Consequence сэтгэлийн “Band Week” цувралын хүрээнд Жош Хомм, Билли Корган, Брэнди Карлайл зэрэг олон уран бүтээлчид өөрсдийн шилдэг сонголтуудаа хуваалцаж байна.

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Duane Denison, guitarist for both The Jesus Lizard and Tomahawk, is among the more than 70 artists who helped determine Consequence‘s list of the 100 Best Bands of All Time – and one of the select few who made the list himself.

The Jesus Lizard landed at No. 73, and all of Denison’s personal picks clocked into the Top 10: Led Zeppelin (No. 10), The Rolling Stones (No. 5), and The Velvet Underground (No. 3). Not exactly the order Denison himself may have placed them, but he’d surely be happy to see them all represented.

Keep checking our Band Week content to see ballots from more contributing artists, including Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme, Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan, Brandi Carlile, Sleater-Kinney’s Corin Tucker, and Fred Armisen. You can also pick up the25 Essential Albums by the Greatest Bands of All Time.

Watch the compilation video above to see Duane Denison and others (including KISS’ Paul Stanley, Lizzy McAlpine, Pierce the Veil, Flipturn, and more) talk about their personal picks for the best bands ever, and read the guitarist’s descriptions of each act below.

This past summer, Denison embarked on the first Tomahawk tour in 13 years, and prior to the outing caught up with the Melvins’ Buzz Osborne for Consequence‘s Two for the Road series.

The Rolling Stones

“The Rolling Stones… had a rawness. They had a swagger. They were sexy and kind of dangerous in a way that The Beatles weren’t. And they lasted longer, and they kept it going. And Mick Jagger’s voice has been in my ear my whole life practically. I will be sad the day he passes away… and Keith Richards, his role, too, obviously.

The Velvet Underground

“The Velvet Underground, just for sheer influence. They were so perverse and so different, and people talk ‘alternative.’ When you consider that when they started, they were around the same time as the Beach Boys, who I also like, and I’m not dissing… Not only did they sing about things that were odd, drugs and sex and all these odd things… Lou Reed was a great writer, and then they had the weird classically trained John Cale, et cetera, et cetera… When I meet people who like The Velvet Underground, usually I kinda like them. Usually I feel like, well, I can get along with them. Whereas millions of people like the Rolling Stones… I don’t necessarily like all of them.”

Led Zeppelin

“For the last one, I’m gonna say Led Zeppelin. I would say that first album they did was probably the best debut album by anyone ever… When they first showed up and delivered, they were like no one else, and I got so tired of hearing people… I like Jeff Beck, but when he said, ‘Oh, they just were copying my album Truth…’ Like, no, they weren’t. I grew up on listening to those albums, and it never occurred to me that one was like the other. So, I’m gonna go with that: Rolling Stones, Velvet Underground, and Led Zeppelin.”