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Old 11-23-2011, 02:28 PM  
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Rolling Stones 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
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1.Jimi Hendrix
2.Eric Clapton
3.Jimmy Page
4.Keith Richards
5.Jeff Beck
6.B.B. King
7.Chuck Berry
8.Eddie Van Halen
9.Duane Allman
10.Pete Townshend
11.George Harrison
12.Stevie Ray Vaughan
13.Albert King
14.David Gilmour
15.Freddy King
16.Derek Trucks
17.Neil Young
18.Les Paul
19.James Burton
20.Carlos Santana
21.Chet Atkins
22.Frank Zappa
23.Buddy Guy
24.Angus Young
25.Tony Iommi
26.Brian May
27.Bo Diddley
28.Johnny Ramone
29.Scotty Moore
30.Elmore James
31.Ry Cooder
32.Billy Gibbons
33.Prince
34.Curtis Mayfield
35.John Lee Hooker
36.Randy Rhoads
37.Mick Taylor
38.The Edge
39.Steve Cropper
40.Tom Morello
41.Mick Ronson
42.Mike Bloomfield
43.Hubert Sumlin
44.Mark Knopfler
45.Link Wray
46.Jerry Garcia
47.Stephen Stills
48.Jonny Greenwood
49.Muddy Waters
50.Ritchie Blackmore
51.Johnny Marr
52.Clarence White
53.Otis Rush
54.Joe Walsh
55.John Lennon
56.Albert Collins
57.Rory Gallagher
58.Peter Green
59.Robbie Robertson
60.Ron Asheton
61.Dickey Betts
62.Robert Fripp
63.Johnny Winter
64.Duane Eddy
65.Slash
66.Leslie West
67.T-Bone Walker
68.John McLoughlin
69.Richard Thompson
70.Jack White
71.Robert Johnson
72.John Frusciante
73.Kurt Cobain
74.Dick Dale
75.Joni Mitchell
76.Robby Krieger
77.Willie Nelson
78.John Fahey
79.Mike Campbell
80.Buddy Holly
81.Lou Reed
82.Nels Cline
83.Eddie Hazel
84.Joe Perry
85.Andy Summers
86.J Mascis
87.James Hetfield
88.Carl Perkins
89.Bonnie Raitt
90.Tom Verlaine
91.Dave Davies
92.Dimebag Darrell
93.Paul Simon
94.Peter Buck
95.Roger McGuinn
96.Bruce Springsteen
97.Steve Jones
98.Alex Lifeson
99.Thurston Moore
100.Lindsey Buckingham
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:21 AM   #151
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winger shouldve been in the top 5. this list is a hack job
Stewart certainly agrees.
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:27 AM   #152
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I've always maintained that Nirvana is perhaps the most overrated band in history.
If you mean over-rated on technical skill, you'd be wrong. Because I don't know anyone who ranks them highly as a skilled band.

If you mean their influence is over-rated, you're also wrong. Because they completely changed popular music in the 90's. They basically took the exact same sound the Melvins had and added pop hooks to it. It was incredibly popular and changed music forever.

Nobody in the past 3 decades has influenced rock music more heavily than Nirvana.
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:29 AM   #153
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How about that Slash dude?

Does anybody here really think he is a great guitarist? He does that one little "doo de doo de doo de" riff a lot, I guess.

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Yes. Anyone who plays guitar thinks he is.

Welcome to the jungle has 4 keys and 8 key changes. It's a helluva brilliant song. Bands were not doing what Slash was in the late 80's. He was one of the first rock guitarists in that era that wasn't just an Eddie Van Halen wannabe.
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:31 AM   #154
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:45 AM   #155
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Honestly even most of the people who omitted from the list that we are arguing about in this thread are not that great!

There are many better players than them, even!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f45ho3Ah2xw

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Old 11-24-2011, 11:13 AM   #156
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How about that Slash dude?

Does anybody here really think he is a great guitarist? He does that one little "doo de doo de doo de" riff a lot, I guess.

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I always thought his work on Use Your Illusions I & II was impressive.
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Old 11-24-2011, 11:19 AM   #157
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Kurt Cobain at #73 I feel the same way about. he could write songs, but his guitar solos were as minimalistic as minimalistic can be. there are literally thousands and thousands of better guitar players better than him. He's there because of name status mainly.
To add to that. Pat Smear played most of the guitar for Nirvana.
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No Satriani or Vai? Pfftt...and Bruce Springsteen is on the list? Does he even play guitar?

Mick Mars should also be on this list...
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Old 11-24-2011, 11:38 AM   #159
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If you mean over-rated on technical skill, you'd be wrong. Because I don't know anyone who ranks them highly as a skilled band.

If you mean their influence is over-rated, you're also wrong. Because they completely changed popular music in the 90's. They basically took the exact same sound the Melvins had and added pop hooks to it. It was incredibly popular and changed music forever.

Nobody in the past 3 decades has influenced rock music more heavily than Nirvana.
1) Except for the fact Cobain shows up on a list of greatest guitarists of all time.

2) Don't deny they were influential or a good band. But your last two statements are exactly the kind of hyperbole I'm talking about.
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No Satriani or Vai? Pfftt...and Bruce Springsteen is on the list? Does he even play guitar?

Mick Mars should also be on this list...
Mick Mars. Yes.
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How about that Slash dude?

Does anybody here really think he is a great guitarist? He does that one little "doo de doo de doo de" riff a lot, I guess.

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Listen to his work on "Estranged".
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Old 11-24-2011, 12:02 PM   #162
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I love it, but this guy picks so much you may just want to skip to 6:25.
Saw him in a club on Bourbon street. His first song, I yelled "little wing" and laughed thinking he couldn't play it LOL.
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Old 11-24-2011, 12:09 PM   #163
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picking a favorite guitarist is all personal preference, I like Jimi and Page and Vaughn I guess, but it's kinda like picking who's the hottest women ever. Personal preference.
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Old 11-24-2011, 12:13 PM   #164
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To add to that. Pat Smear played most of the guitar for Nirvana.
Not before In Utero he didnt, as far as Cobain the guitarist i think theres too much emphasis placed on technical ability & not enough on his ability to wrench emotion out of his songs, i couldnt care less that he wasnt capable of excessive, wankoff solos... his playing perfectly conveyed the twisted emotions he sang about. No one knocks impressionist painters because their work isnt photo quality life like.

As far as Hendrix, i have no qualms with him at #1, he was the first truly revolutionary rock player.
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