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Riskr
Germany403 Posts
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Absentia
United Kingdom973 Posts
Sadly, he's probably one of the least well known 'virtuosos'. Musicians of the future will look back and wonder how such a talented player slipped under the radar for most guitarists. Waves + Show Spoiler + Marco Sfogli is another incredible player who is overlooked a great deal (he plays with James Labrie's solo band). Wonderful phrasing and vibrato. Understand solo + Show Spoiler + Too many great players to have a favourite though. | ||
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Ace1123
Philippines1187 Posts
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NeWeNiyaLord
Norway2474 Posts
2. Mark Knopfler 3. David gilmour (Ofcourse!!! Not Roger waters loooolololol) 4. Eric Clapton 5. Santana (O: | ||
Teoita
Italy12248 Posts
On January 16 2013 19:47 NeWeNiyaLord wrote: 1. Hendrix (duh) 2. Mark Knopfler 3. Roger Waters 4. Eric Clapton 5. Santana (O: Fail, Roger Waters was the bassist. I believe you mean David Gilmour  .I'll go with #1 Jimi Hendrix #2 Mark Knopfler #3 Jimmy Page #4 BB King #5 Eric Clapton Something along those lines. | ||
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Eruaphadion
Canada78 Posts
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cephalalgia
Finland9 Posts
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Opera
France469 Posts
Also Bireli Lagrène and Sylvain Luc are pretty good | ||
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IIDawnII
Australia10 Posts
Jari is a beast player, but a godly composer (and a unique vocalist). This is a poor example of his talent | ||
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b3n3tt3
595 Posts
On January 16 2013 19:37 Absentia wrote: Guthrie Govan is probably the most well rounded and complete guitar player of all time. Sadly, he's probably one of the least well known 'virtuosos'. Musicians of the future will look back and wonder how such a talented player slipped under the radar for most guitarists. Waves + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEpst3W6KD8 Marco Sfogli is another incredible player who is overlooked a great deal (he plays with James Labrie's solo band). Wonderful phrasing and vibrato. Understand solo + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ-TGXz6ftY Too many great players to have a favourite though. omg was about to post both of them. anyways, GG and sfogli are demigods. BTW Marco sfogli recently released his album "remarcoble" check it out! | ||
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Riskr
Germany403 Posts
Nr 3:Javier Mas Who by Fire | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7032 Posts
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mindjames
Israel434 Posts
On January 16 2013 21:44 Grumbels wrote: This discussion is pointless in many ways, by the way. It's like asking: who is the better piano player, Sviatoslav Richter, Ludwig van Beethoven, Thelonious Monk, Keith Emerson or [random virtuoso player from China]. Let's say in this example it's Beethoven that composed a piece, Richter that set the standard for interpretation, the random person from China will be unknown but technically flawless, and then Keith Emerson and Thelonious Monk play in completely different genres where they are the only ones that compose and perform a certain piece, meaning there is no good comparison. Maybe you could compare Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman and prefer one, but even then you're comparing if you prefer Yes or ELP. The title says "favorite", not "best".  | ||
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alukarD
Mexico396 Posts
I love progressive music. Music that always changes and is in constant motion. Like a controlled and systematic chaos. You never know where is going to end. Its just a dramatic turn of events that will rock your world. It doesnt always stays on the same train of thought and by listening to it you learn that not everything its just images and words. Its also music. John Petrucci from Dream Theater and Liquid Tension Experiment. I also love Paul Waggoner from Between the Buried And Me. Listen to them. They speka for themselves. You wont regret it. And while Jordan Rudess isnt a guitarist (pianist), I consider him one of the best musicians of the modern times. | ||
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SXGCoil
United States341 Posts
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Tadatomo
84 Posts
Those 3 are best. For electric they are. When it comes to acoustic I don't know enough. But I rate Al di Meola and Bireli Lagrene highly there. Some players I really like to go back to a lot are Yngwie Malmsteen and Paul Gilbert. I also think Steve Morse and Tony MacAlpine are underrated and musically very intelligent players with a strong own style but diverse abilities. | ||
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Tenox
Sweden128 Posts
On January 17 2013 05:37 Tadatomo wrote: Shawn Lane, Allan Holdsworth, Pat Metheny. Those 3 are best. I agree wholeheartedly! | ||
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ECHOZs
United States499 Posts
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