I really like those Scott McKeon songs Suhl. I'm going to DL some shit from him, pretty good. Not so much the second link, kind of annoying and hurt my ears a bit.

Can you maybe let me know the names of some other blues artists similar to him?

I'd like to bury the hatchet with you Suhl, before I was basing my opinion of you off of a comment you made to the effect of 'people who listen to rock are more intelligent than people who listen to hip hop'. I know where you were coming from...either a racial angle or the angle that you believe hip-hop music is 'easy to construct'. But you must understand...not all ethnic people are of low-intelligence, and not all people who listen to hip-hop are ethnic (I'm extremely white lol). It was just an absolute ignorant, naive, and basically stupid comment that made no sense. Based on your sentence structure, immaturity sometimes, and word choice, I can tell my intelligence is probably a bit above that of yours. Please don't take that the wrong way though, there's nothing wrong with that, just proving a point. But, it's all good now I guess.

IMHO though, I can't see how that music was harder to construct than a hip-hop beat that consists of many many more instruments than that, and would take much longer to make (LOL not an hour like you said one other time). Hip-hop beats are constructed by putting many different instruments together to form a unique sound...opposed to lot of rock that often sounds similar, because the instruments used are similar, and sequenced in a similar way. And the lyrics, eh, nothing special (the blues you posted, as well as much rock). No similies or metaphors or any kind of word play...pretty boring. I'm not saying the music is bad, I really like it, but there's just no way it proves that you are of a higher intelligence than say, someone who listens to Jay-Z or Nas (who's lyrics are so complex, you probably wouldn't even understand). And there's no way it proves it's more difficult to construct than a multi-instrument hip-hop beat equipped with snares, hi-hats, keyboard notes and piano rolls, drums and bass, samplers, synthesizers, symbols, and possibly even guitar. All that with unique subject matter, and complex, word-play filled lyricism.

LOL, just saying Suhl, we've had our differences, but I honestly really like that first guy along with a shitload of rock and a shitload of other music don't get me wrong...but it doesn't have anything to do with how he made the music, or how long it took, his skin color, or his subject matter...it just sounds good to me. I won't judge it beyond that.