EPTFavorite Guitarist? - Page 17
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MichaelDonovan
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Billyray
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EAGER-beaver
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kef
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Share_The_Land
Canada152 Posts
On April 22 2012 04:28 Ethic wrote: Frank Zappa and Steve Vai, the greatest guitarists to ever live, if you play guitar you understand that these 2 guitarist's compositions are nearly impossible to play properly. + Show Spoiler + So glad somebody posted Watermelon in Easter Hay! Definitely a one of the most prime examples of how much feeling Zappa could put into the guitar. On the note of what you mentioned about Frank and Steve, here is a video I hope everyone enjoys. It's one of my favorites if not for Steve Vai's hilarious outfit alone. Another favorite of mine would definitely be Al Di Meola. Elegant Gypsy Suite was already posted which is one I would post but here is an equally enjoyable tune =). On an ending note, I can always appreciate the speed of a guitarist but personally I find most of my favorite guitarists are not the fastest(although by no means are they slow) but the ones who show the greatest range of emotion in their playing. I am also a huge fan of guitarists who can improvise amazingly fitting riffs on the spot, which is probably why Zappa is one of my favorites by far. | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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BaconofWar
United States369 Posts
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CygNus X-1
Canada169 Posts
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Cygnus
United States853 Posts
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Brotatoes23
United States67 Posts
Jimmy Page - Babe I'm Gonna Leave Ya David Gilmour - Echoes Tommy Emmanuel - Lewis & Clark | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
Keith Cross did this album with T2. He was 17 at the time. Go about 1 minute in for a nice guitar section. | ||
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Campfire
United States48 Posts
R.I.P Randy Rhoads | ||
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ViZe
United States1513 Posts
 As for just guitar skills probably marty friedmann or david gilmour or whatever. They're all pretty much the same in my book. I know technically the more famous guitarists may not be better technically but they just seem to write better in my opinion. As far as guitar music goes I really enjoy like new and innovative writing as opposed to playing. for example: Especially the tapping part near the end | ||
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ElectricWizard
Norway200 Posts
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lodeet
United States147 Posts
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Rorschach
United States623 Posts
On April 22 2012 07:39 MichaelDonovan wrote: Satriani ^ that or Steve Vai | ||
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RDaneelOlivaw
Vatican City State733 Posts
On April 22 2012 10:46 CygNus X-1 wrote: Alex Lifeson of Rush. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78D00dYOBrM I don't know bro. If we include bass guitar I think the Geddy has him beat. Geddy Lee is OP | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On April 22 2012 10:46 CygNus X-1 wrote: Alex Lifeson of Rush. I feel like Lifeson doesn't get enough praise because of how awesome Geddy Lee and Neil Peart are. Anyway my favourite guitarist is probably David Gilmour 'cause of the feelings he puts into his music. I also like Clapton, Lifeson and Hendrix a lot. | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10383 Posts
He's awesome and knows the way of the musician (kekek). He gave me lots of advice and is really helpful. He does music for a living, recording/composing songs for games and a mix of a bunch of other stuff! I hope I can have a life like him someday :D | ||
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phanto
Sweden708 Posts
On April 22 2012 08:14 kef wrote: Steve Howe. Right on. Very unique, very awesome. Doesn't hurt he's playing in one of the best band ever. | ||
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