Greg Lindstrom

Artist Greg Lindstrom • Birth ♒ Sat 09 Feb 1957 (66 years, 3 months, 30 days, 24225 total living days)

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Greg Lindstrom or Gregory G. Lindstrom.

Guitars🎸, bass, synth🎹, vocal and backing vocal🎤.
Cirith Ungol: 1971 – 1982 and 2015 til now. Bassist from 1971-1980, 2nd guitar/keyboards from 1980-1982. Titanic: 1971. Possession: 1979?, Falcon: 2003 til now.

INFLUENCES: My biggest musical influences were probably my CU bandmates
Rob Garven, Jerry Fogle and Tim Baker. Basswise, Kenny Aaronson in DUST,
Felix Pappalardi in MOUNTAIN, Tim Bogert in CACTUS and John Wetton in KING CRIMSON.
Glenn Hughes for his awesome voice and fine bass playing. And Iggy is my Elvis!

TOP THIRTY:

CAPTAIN BEYOND – S/T (’72)
STRAY DOG – S/T (’73)
BLUE OYSTER CULT – Tyranny And Mutation (’72)
BLACK SABBATH – Master Of Reality (’71)
MASTERS OF THE AIRWAVES – S/T (’74)
Y & T- Earthshaker (’80)
LED ZEPPELIN II (’69)
HARD STUFF – Bullet Proof (’72)
BE BOP DELUXE – Futurama (’75)
SCORPIONS – In Trance (’75)
ANGEL – S/T (’75)
MONTROSE – S/T (’73)
TRAPEZE – You Are The Music…We’re Just The Band (’72)
20/20 – S/T (’79)
IGGY AND THE STOOGES – Raw Power (’72)
THE STOOGES – Funhouse (’70)
DEEP PURPLE – In Rock (’70)
BLACK SABBATH – Heaven And Hell (’80)
RUSH – 2112 (’76)
QUEEN – S/T (’73)
THIN LIZZY – Black Rose (’79)
TRAPEZE – Medusa (’70)
PARIS – S/T (’76)
DUST – Hard Attack (’72)
LUCIFER’S FRIEND – S/T (’70)
THIN LIZZY – Vagabonds Of The Western World (’73)
BLACK SABBATH – Paranoid (’70)
KANSAS – Masque (’75)
CACTUS – One Way…Or Another (’71)
TOMMY BOLIN – Teaser (’75)

…So there you have it.

Recommends in music: This is his Top 30 list in addition to some other albums he has recommended.

I’ve been buying a lot of stoner/doom type stuff lately, like the new Nebula and Roachpowder albums. My favorite new CDs are Pete Way’s (UFO bassist) solo album, which is like a harder, punkier UFO. Pete can’t sing his way out of a paper bag, but he’s got attitude! I also like The Quill, a Swedish band who sound like Badlands with Jon Lord on organ, and the new Cult album is great, much to my surprise.

Greg Lindstrom, Forgotten Steel