Buckethead is pretty good and a little strange. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXxl71OSnTE&search=buckethead
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I see what you mean about Paul Gilbert. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IW3yi9VjoY&search=Paul Gilbert
And Chet atkins can fuck some shit up! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJlgeqQF_D8&search=chet atkins
TheAssMaster said:
Nice picks...
Eric Johson is one of the most versatile guitarists I've ever heard, but his albums mostly suck. Cliffs of Dover is an all time guitar instrumental classic.
Bleearg
Hey Gordy!
Very unique, amazing even, but I can't listen to Buckethead all day. Actually its hard for me to listen to an entire album at once.schenkadere said:
gaschamber
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Buzzard
"Fear the man"
Uli jon roth
Jimmy Page
Eddie van halen
Randy Rhodes
Scott ian .... hahah just kidding
Jimmy Page
Eddie van halen
Randy Rhodes
Scott ian .... hahah just kidding
jks_III said:
Saucy_Jack
Shit faced
Ra HAhAHAHAHA!gaschamber said:
And Mick Mars Too! Those guys have got chops for days. Ra Ha ha.
Jimmy Page (Huge Zeppelin fan)
Schenker UFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Two other "uncommon choices"
Robert Quine
Andy Gill
Schenker UFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Two other "uncommon choices"
Robert Quine
Andy Gill
Saucy_Jack
Shit faced
Jack White
Prince
Munky & Head
Wes Borland
chick from the Bangles
Billy Ray Cyrus
Kurt Cobain
Im Seriously you Guys
Prince
Munky & Head
Wes Borland
chick from the Bangles
Billy Ray Cyrus
Kurt Cobain
Im Seriously you Guys
Saucy_Jack
Shit faced
Buzzard
"Fear the man"
DeathsHead
All Knowing All Seeing
schenkadere said:Yeah...Angelo is very goofy...he's got some great technical appeal, but that's about it.
That's why I like Amott...he hasn't completely lost his blues roots. His major influences are Frank Marino and Michael Schenker. I can hear Schenker all over his playing...that'a probably why I like him so much.
To the other guy...Stump may be a dick, but Spitz isn't even in the same league as a player. He must have been drunk or something.
There are a lot of amazing shredders out there now. Guitar technique has been elevated to a new level, but originality has been lost.
I'm not saying Spitz is god but Stump just didnt come off as "Mr. Guitar Dominance", yes he is good--hell of a better soloist than I but he just reminded me of an Yngwie wanna be. I saw him 3 times with Belladonna and each time was the same. You may have seen him play originals, and yes it may be a bit unfair to judge him against a different guitarists music but he just doesnt do it for me. As they say opinions are like assholes....
Buzzard said:Uli jon roth
Jimmy Page
Eddie van halen
Randy Rhodes
Scott ian .... hahah just kidding
Uli Jon Roth...absolutely...another true original...totally underrated and underrecognized.
Al DiMeola...yup...one of the finest technicians I've ever seen.
Billy, no Schenker on your list?...for shame!!!
DeathsHead said:
I understand what you're saying...and you're right...he is a Yngwie wanna be...another clone. Yngwie gets a lot of shit, but he was the start of the neo-classical shit. Actually, Uli Jon Roth started it much earler, but Yngwie quickly brought it to a different level.
CC Deville was a huge influence on me - he influenced me not to start taking smack and to stop eating pies.
Buckethead? I think I fucked his sister Bucketcunt.
Scott Ian is a fine example of someone who could have been one of the very best, had he not disappeared up his own arsehole.
How about adding:
Jake E Lee - the Badlands LPs were fine Heavy Rock, and that "Fine Pink Mist" he did wasn't bad either.
Rob Cavestany - Death Angel continue to be one of my favourites, they just seem to have picked up where they left off a few years ago, without jumping on any nu-metal bandwagon. A fine riff-master!!
Tony Iommi - Obvious, but I HAD to put him down too.
Buckethead? I think I fucked his sister Bucketcunt.
Scott Ian is a fine example of someone who could have been one of the very best, had he not disappeared up his own arsehole.
How about adding:
Jake E Lee - the Badlands LPs were fine Heavy Rock, and that "Fine Pink Mist" he did wasn't bad either.
Rob Cavestany - Death Angel continue to be one of my favourites, they just seem to have picked up where they left off a few years ago, without jumping on any nu-metal bandwagon. A fine riff-master!!
Tony Iommi - Obvious, but I HAD to put him down too.
TheAssMaster said:
I had that Death Angel Act III...what a terrific piece of crap!!! No offense.
Jake E. Lee is another underrated guitarist.
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