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What guitarists are tops on your list? dead or alive?
1. Randy Rhoads-I'm a total Rhoads scholar, shudder to think what he would be doing today had he not gotten on that plane. RIP.
2. Jimi Hendrix-Still in awe of his playing when I watch his DVD's and listen to his cd's.
3. Eddie Van Halen-Just a total sonic freak, I just shake my head sometimes like I can't believe what I'm hearing.
4. The Edge-More rythm oriented, but just love his style and taste.
5, Jimmy Page-Genius.
Honourable mentions:
Stevie Ray Vaughn John McGeoch(Siouxsie and the Banshees,Magazine) Kevin Shields(My Bloody Valentine) Ritchie Blackmore Daniel Ash(Bauhaus, Love and Rockets) Dimebag Darrell Steve Vai Johnny Marr(Smiths) Frank Marino
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Randy Rhoads Jimi Hendrix Jimmy Page George Lynch Johnny Lang
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Good ones everyone.All my favs is already mentioned so i turn once again to our good neighbors(Sweden) and give you an old hero of mine yngwie malmsteen.
Have a look at This My favorite from him working with DIO,another great group think this was 1988?Anyway here it is Dream on
Rock on
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Zakk Wylde Kerry King / Jeff Hannemann (Slayer) Kai Hansen (Ex Helloween) Chris De Garmo (Ex Queensryche) Alex Skolnick (Testament) Chris Holmes (ex W.A.S.P.) Paul Allender (Cradle of Filth)
That should do for now...
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80'sRocked Play it Loud, Play it Proud
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Being that I play, I have alot of players that I respect and like alot. I'm not saying that these are the best 5, but my favorites are probably:
Steve Vai Eric Johnson Yngwie Malmsteen George Lynch Joe Satriani
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Randy Rhoads Eddie Van Halen Angus Young Zakk Wylde Yngwie Malmsteen Steve Vai
You know who I think never got enough credit? BILLY IDOL's guitar player STEVE STEVENS. I really liked his sound.
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Slash Robin Trower Tommy Bolin Nuno Bettencourt Jeff Beck Jake E Lee
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She's with you, but she's thinking of Jake Ryan....
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Mmmmmm...JAKE E LEE. OZZY sure has The Midas Touch for pickin' em, don't he?
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how could I have forgotten about Slash? Then there's always Clapton.
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quote:Originally posted by aTomiK: Tony MacAlpine (M.A.R.S., MacAlpine, Solo)
This guy is one of the best guitarists that alot of people never heard of. His arpeggios and sweep picking is the best in the business! Here's a couple clips: