You have a few grammatical errors you might want to revise, but I could still understand what you're saying. I agree that musicians are some of the most prominent heros for teenagers today. When you think of what they had to go through to make it into the business, it's inspiring.
[i]Guitar players, singers, bass players etc; who are passionate about what they do, mostly make it as legendary or iconic status. They’re the ones that make it into guitar world, or guitar legends.[/i]
Thats a good point I liked, manufactured bands will come and go, but if your music is going to be monumental and remembered, you have to have passion. But, I also don't think that means everyone who isn't remembered wasn't passionate. Some of the most emotionally involved musicians I've seen are the ones playing at little local clubs I go to in St. Louis, and even if there are only 30 people in there listening to them, they love every second of it. People like that truly inspire me.
[i]Guitar players, singers, bass players etc; who are passionate about what they do, mostly make it as legendary or iconic status. They’re the ones that make it into guitar world, or guitar legends.[/i]
Thats a good point I liked, manufactured bands will come and go, but if your music is going to be monumental and remembered, you have to have passion. But, I also don't think that means everyone who isn't remembered wasn't passionate. Some of the most emotionally involved musicians I've seen are the ones playing at little local clubs I go to in St. Louis, and even if there are only 30 people in there listening to them, they love every second of it. People like that truly inspire me.
Fantastic article. :D