Better legendary guitar duo?

[MadeInNewJersey]

Well, what have you?

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

You guys are up there, but um, well, no.

 

[NAD]

Lennon / Harrison

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

Erik, I'm very disappointed in YUO!

(not really, but you dare bring Gers into this equation?!)

 

[NAD]

maybe it's just because i'm a bassist (and at least half gay) but i've always preferred single guitar bands to dual. much more of a personality that way between the interplay of different instruments. i mean Mustaine used to harmonize with himself so that excuse just went out the window too. Poland and Friedman ruled, but only for teh soloz. blah blah blah blah interesting post nice to meet you kthxbye.

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

Yeah, except that these 2 pairings virtually created the twin-lead guitar style that has been copied 1 bazillion times over. NAD, what are we going to do with you. *shakes head*

 

[cthulufhtagn]

maybe it's just because i'm a bassist (and at least half gay) but i've always preferred single guitar bands to dual.

emphasis on at least

 

[NAD]

dual bass bands are cool for like 8 seconds before you realize that the one dude is just playing a big guitar anyhow.

actually i've heard very few dual bass bands, but even King Crimson didn't pull it off so well in the early 90's with Trey Gunn and Tony Levin, who are both FUCKNIG AWESOME on an individual level.

 

[NAD]

ugh i'm just going to leave this thread. sorta tired of being insulted for having a different opinion. fags.

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

ugh i'm just going to leave this thread. sorta tired of being insulted for having a different opinion. fags.

Can you pls close the door on your way out? Thanks, don't want anymore nancy boys pratting on about in here.

 

[Demonspell]

dual bass bands are cool for like 8 seconds before you realize that the one dude is just playing a big guitar anyhow.

actually i've heard very few dual bass bands, but even King Crimson didn't pull it off so well in the early 90's with Trey Gunn and Tony Levin, who are both FUCKNIG AWESOME on an individual level.

After hearing the occasionally problematic double duo perform Sleepless live, I've come to realize that's one of the top five opening basslines ever.

As for Mark's question...Murray/Smith, no question.

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

I just want to know who voted Downing/Tipton over the Maiden fellas.

 

[M.Lehto]

No competition:

Becker/Friedman

 

[d1c1ple]

KING/HANNEMAN Not the best technical players; but they make SLAYER sound

 

[lizard]

Murray/Smith, no question.

not even debatable.

Robertson/Gorham of Thin Lizzy (or maybe even better, Moore/Gorham)

 

[General Zod]

Whenever someone poses a question like that, I'm never quite sure what they're asking:

In terms of favorite - Frank Hannon & Tommy Skeoch
In terms of best players - Marty Friedman & Jason Becker
In terms of most important to Metal - Dave Murray & Adrian Smith

Zod

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

KING/HANNEMAN Not the best technical players; but they make SLAYER sound

You didn't really just write these guys down in a thread in which we're debating the Maiden guitarists, did you?

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[JayKeeley]

i mean Mustaine used to harmonize with himself so that excuse just went out the window too. Poland and Friedman ruled, but only for teh soloz.

Good point.

I always found it funny when Kirk Hammet kept receiving "Guitar Player of the Year" awards -- he only showed up to lay down a solo here or there! His wah wah pedal should have won the award am I right

 

[Lies and Perfidy]

The Priest guys for the absolutely mindblowingly innovative 70s stuff.