Top 10 most mysterious artists of all time

1

Syd Barrett

A famous song by the group Pink Floyd

Syd Barrett, real name Roger Keith Barrett, is one of the founding members of the psychedelic rock group Pink Floyd. Barrett was a singer and guitarist but only stayed two years in the band. Due to excessive drug use, he began to suffer from schizophrenia and hallucinations. During one performance, Barrett tried to style her hair with a tube of Brylcreem wax (which contains Mandrax). When he stepped onto the stage, the lights caused a chemical reaction with the wax, and half of his face melted. After he had to leave the band, he started again with a band called Stars. The Stars never achieved the expected success, but a very creepy rumor swirled around one of their never-before-seen albums "The Melting Lady". In a song, “Two Little Towers, you are accused of making up stories about the towers falling in 2001. Not only did he correctly predict 9/11, but he was also accurate about his own death that year. 2006.

2

Ghost

Ghost is a very secretive Swedish rock group and arguably the most mysterious group of all time. Famous for songs like "Lucifer, we are here for your Praise," and "Rise up from hell," the band embodied the blasphemy of God. But what makes the band really mysterious is that all six members remain completely anonymous. They are known as nameless vampires and have one member standing in front wearing the Pseudo-Pope costume.

3

Jimmy Page

Jimmy Page is the guitarist in the group Led Zeppelin. The entire band is often presented with a mystical style, and it is rumored that the three band members have made a deal with the devil. One of the most popular songs of all time, Stairway to Heaven, was discovered to be played backwards with a line about demon adoration (Oh, here's to my sweet Satan). It can be said that Jimmy is the one who has the deepest connection with mysterious rumors. He is also known to be an admirer of Aleister Crowley and even decided to buy back Aleister Crowley's former residence near Loch Ness but did not dare to live because he had a premonition of the crazy past there.

4

David Bowie

Throughout his career, Bowie has always hinted in his writings about himself as a fallen star. He calls himself "Ziggy Stardust", "The Man Who Fell to Earth", and sings about "Starman" and "Astronauts" (mostly meaning celestial beings, meteors, astronauts, etc.). With his unique looks and music, it's not hard to see why people often think he might be from space. There's been a lot of speculation about his final album Blackstar and Lazarus' song, with hidden messages about Bowie from the dead in the lyrics (Lazarus is a biblical figure, resurrected by God. Jesus). It is known that when he was young, Bowie was very interested in Kabballah (derived from Judaism, Kabballah is a philosophical concept that explains mysticism or religion), and he was almost obsessed with star symbols. five wings. Furthermore, Bowie was very interested in Aleister Crowley and even mentioned him in his songs (like (Quick Quicksand, 1971). All of his mysterious interests made people suspicious. shortly after he was announced dead about the possibility that Bowie wasn't dead, and the Internet was flooded with theories about satanic and religious symbolism in his videos. he was unrelenting, and people were still trying to decipher all the hidden messages in his artwork.

5

Niccolo Paganini

Some immortal songs of the late artist

The rumors and anecdotes surrounding Paganini are endless. Born in 1782 in Italy and started playing the violin at the age of five, Paganini became one of the musical stars of his time. At the age of 15, he lived a loose life and became an alcoholic, gambler and lecher, and was also one of the best violin players around the world (he could play 12 notes per second). . His skills soon led people to think that he was dealing with demons, but they also suspected him of being the son of the devil. Paganini was very tall, thin, pale with a long nose and hollow cheeks. His lips are said to possess a sarcastic smile and fiery eyes. Doppelgangers (you can google this theory) by Paganini are often seen in the audience or sometimes seen on stage. Before his death, he refused posthumous rites and he was not buried on his own land.