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Blackhawk13

United States442 Posts

May 28 2012 22:27 GMT

#421

mr. hendrix for sure

Tewks44

United States2032 Posts

May 28 2012 22:31 GMT

#422

Jimi Hendrix plays the best guitar I've yet to hear.

Example

prplhz

Denmark8045 Posts

May 28 2012 22:37 GMT

#423

On May 29 2012 06:46 Hemula wrote:
Jimmy Page by far

Word.

Yggdrasil Leaf

221 Posts

May 28 2012 22:42 GMT

#424

The MAN!

Richie!

Aerisky

United States12129 Posts

May 28 2012 22:48 GMT

#425

On May 29 2012 07:31 Tewks44 wrote:
Jimi Hendrix plays the best guitar I've yet to hear.

Example
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YES that is EXACTLY the song that most influences me to vote Jimi Hendrix as my personal fave. Was extremely difficult but I was finally able to find that song in high quality after searching high and low lol. That song is soooo good.

Remfire

492 Posts

May 28 2012 22:49 GMT

#426

Trace Bundy!

mahO

France274 Posts

May 28 2012 22:49 GMT

#427

I read some sad things in this thread :O

6:35, Biréli, by far

-niL

Canada1131 Posts

May 28 2012 23:04 GMT

#428

Slash and Hendrix

Mvrio

689 Posts

May 28 2012 23:41 GMT

#429

Dave fucking Mustiane. Way better than Kirk end of story

Failsafe

United States1298 Posts

May 28 2012 23:41 GMT

#430

Jimi Hendrix and John Frusciante!

red_b

United States1267 Posts

May 28 2012 23:49 GMT

#431

Hendrix, Peter Green, Bill Frisell, Al Di Meola, Paul Simon even, but a shoutout to Leo Kottke (here doing a Pete Seeger number)

M Bison

20 Posts

May 29 2012 00:44 GMT

#432

For all you Tommy Emmanuel fans, check out his daughter, what a legendary guitar player, probably better than his dad, damn, those chord progressions, and I'm sure I saw a bit of fingerstyle in there too, just pure amazing deep meaningful music with lyrics that will touch your heart:

Gprime

Canada198 Posts

May 29 2012 01:03 GMT

#433

Buckethead but there are tons of great guitarists out there.

Soothsayer

SonicTitan

United States249 Posts

May 29 2012 01:13 GMT

#434

There's no way I can pick one out of a huge list, but since I doubt Jon Baizley's been put on this list, here's some:

Extremely underrated acoustic guitarist. New material soon. Yep.

Blade2322

Japan99 Posts

May 29 2012 02:12 GMT

#435

johnny winter one of the all time greats

GhandiEAGLE

United States20754 Posts

May 29 2012 02:21 GMT

#436

Jimi Hendrix, man. I grew up on that guy.

Sandhippo

Australia12 Posts

May 29 2012 02:28 GMT

#437

Dave Mustaine in my opinion for sure. He was voted 1 in Joel Mciver's 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists of all time. Most guitarists excel in either rhythm or lead guitar, but Dave Mustaine from Megadeth and early Metallica excelled in riffs and has to this day some of the most kick-ass guitar solos known to music. Not to mention he was the fundamental song writer for Megadeth and the founder and heart of the band.

eohs

United States677 Posts

May 29 2012 02:31 GMT

#438

I understand its guitar players but this bass player is freaking greatness :D

Picklebread

808 Posts

May 29 2012 02:33 GMT

#439

On May 29 2012 08:41 Failsafe wrote:
Jimi Hendrix and John Frusciante!

My man My man...

fenrysk

United States364 Posts

May 29 2012 02:43 GMT

#440

what got me started interested in playing guitar was a long journey that started way back when an old friend of mine from middle school started learning guitar... he shared all his then growing list of musical interests with me, first with linkin park back when they first hit the scene, all the way to old In Flames (everything pre-Reroute to Remain), and somewhere along the way he introduced me to progressive rock/metal in the form of Dream Theater and their side project Liquid Tension Experiment.
names like Jesper Stromblad and John Petrucci i can still remember my friend telling me about. Michael Romeo of Symphony X has also been a big favorite of mine (had the pleasure of seeing Symphony X live in concert last year around this time)

In addition to a lot of already popular metal guitarists from various popular metal and subgenre powermetal bands, I really like a lot of the instrumental virtuoso shred guitarists of the 80s because of the combination of both technical skill in execution but also the way they compose their songs. I don't think they are as obvious as some of the more mainstream names, but these are some of my favorite guitar heroes: Tony MacAlpine, Vinnie Moore, Paul Gilbert, etc

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tears of sahara starts at 2:17

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