User:BIYM
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Birth name | Michael Leonard Richard |
Born | September 22, 1988 (Age 19) Fort Hood, Texas, United States |
Genre(s) | Heavy metal Thrash Metal Progressive Metal Speed Metal |
Occupation(s) | Musician Artist |
Instrument(s) | Bass Keyboards |
Years active | 2003 – present |
Label(s) | None |
Associated acts | Grim Legion |
Well yeah, this is my Wikipedia user page. I don't really know what to say right here. Oh well, it's just a user page.
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[edit] Music
I draw my biggest and most major influence from the progressive, power thrash metal band, Iced Earth. But even more specifically, from their guitarist/main songwriter, Jon Schaffer. I find it funny that my biggest influence is a guitarist. But in the end, it leads back to bass. Jon Schaffer's 2 biggest musical influences are Steve Harris of Iron Maiden and Gene Simmons of Kiss. Both the bassist. But if I was to talk about biggest BASS influence, mine would easily be Steve Harris. I just love his style of playing.
[edit] Musical Influences
My biggest influences are all over the place. Ranging from bassists to guitarists to vocalists. Here's a list I guess:
- Jon Schaffer
- Steve Harris
- Jason Newsted
- John Myung
- John Petrucci
- Roger Waters
- Eddie Casillas
- Cliff Burton
- My uncle, Donald Sullivan (Sully)
[edit] Top 10 Favorite Bands/Artists
Pretty self explanatory. Here they are:
- Iced Earth
- Pantera
- Iron Maiden
- Nevermore
- Symphony X
- Dream Theater
- Pink Floyd
- Bruce Dickinson
- Children of Bodom
- Machine Head
[edit] Top 10 Favorite Albums
Here's my 15 all-time Favorite albums in order.
- Iced Earth's The Dark Saga
- Iced Earth's Something Wicked This Way Comes
- Iced Earth's Framing Armageddon (Something Wicked Part 1)
- Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind
- Dream Theater's Octavarium
- Iced Earth's Horror Show
- Symphony X's Paradise Lost
- Dream Theater's Train of Thought
- Iron Maiden's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
- Blaze's Silicon Messiah