A friend from england did it for me (Roger)

I have played live yeah... mostly acoustic and have been a singer for bands and performances. Have always been Anonymous in the musical scene. Yeah I loved the time we broke all the rules and did it our way and got away with it =)

Change music industry? I know it gives a little more power to people and that’s nobility in such an industrialized world.

I guess

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I have been so influenced by so many different s... I guess if our creation came out of that we have heard and loved, my creation would be some really noisy hard dark stuff... along with some touch of the simplest melodies.

First I was influenced by "Joropo" and ballads, typical from my country (Venezuela)... Google "Alirio Diaz". Then I listened to a lot of Latin American and Caribbean stuff... From Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Colombia, Barbados, Pto Rico...

Then I started growing more and more and I discovered the Beatles and Kiss, Julio Iglesias, BeeGees, Jimmy Hendrix, Carole King, Joan Baez...

Then Old progressive Rock... Yes, Jethro thull, king Kringson, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppeling, THe Who, Police, and Heavy Metal Bands... followed by the Disco Dancing Fever... Barry White, Donna Summer, Aretha Franklin, Kool and the Gangs, The Commodores, BeeGees, Saturday Night Fever

Then I new wave and new age came with MTV...David Bowie, Divo, Nina Hagen, Cars, Depeche Mode, The Clash, Culture Club, Klaus Nomi...stuff like that

Then the 80´s got really dark and punk and we loved Bauhaus, Death Can Dance, Siouxies, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Bad Religion, Billy Idol...

With the 90´s one got a little more sophisticated and heard stuff like Tory Amos, Bjork, 4nonBlondes, This mortal Coil, Coucteau Twins... And accepted with great mood the grunge and the hard industrial sh*** like NIN, Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chilly Peppers, Violent Femmes, Stone Temple Pilots... as started exploring the electronic scene... which was already being explored since the 70´s and 80´s with Pink Floyd and Krafwerk and Tangerine Dream, Klaus Shulze, Jean Michael Jarre, Kytaro...

In 2000´s I loved the psycho movement... Infected Mushrooms, Talamasca, GMS, those are my favorite

There is also some of anti musik in my mind and I do admire some girls who have really done a good job on that area. I love to see a DJ Woman playing some hard powerful noises

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