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Beckham7
22 Jul 2005, 10:46 PM
Everyone has their taste...but there is no way, no argument, that Wes Borland is ranked higher than Tom Morrello on any list. Tell what sound Borland developed? :confused:
Yeah Morrello is an awesome guitarist.

OrlandoSPUR
22 Jul 2005, 11:02 PM
John Squire from the Stone Roses. He/s from one of my favorite bands of all time. ********ing rocking.

Jimmy Page - Zepplin nuff said

leepyswetr
22 Jul 2005, 11:16 PM
I second Pete Townshend. Not only is he a brilliant songwriter, he has the uncanny knack of playing rhythm and lead at the same time.

thefoamroses
01 Aug 2005, 12:35 PM
I agree with the John Squire of the Stone Roses, but I have two more to add to the list that have been missed.

My personal number 1:
Johnny Greenwood- Radiohead

Another:
Graham Coxon- formerly of Blur

BackOtheNet!
01 Aug 2005, 07:35 PM
Dave Meneketti - On the blue side

Is a kick ass cd.

PaulGascoigne
01 Aug 2005, 07:41 PM
OK, here goes... these aren't necessarily the best, just my favorites:

1.) Jerry Garcia
2.) Trey Anastasio
3.) The Edge

Um, your #1 pick is problematic. His new gig w/ "The Dead" really took it to the next level. I have to say although I've never been a huge GD fan, it's more because their fans are a complete ass-whipping and a half. JG was an unbelievable musician, however.

Stanley Jordan? Yngwie Malmsteen (does it even matter whether I spelled it correctly? :) )?.

Gunner Phan
01 Aug 2005, 07:58 PM
Um, your #1 pick is problematic. His new gig w/ "The Dead" really took it to the next level. I have to say although I've never been a huge GD fan, it's more because their fans are a complete ass-whipping and a half. JG was an unbelievable musician, however.

Stanley Jordan? Yngwie Malmsteen (does it even matter whether I spelled it correctly? :) )?.

um, PG, might want to put the alcohol down my man. Your judgement is clearly misguided.


phirst, what "new gig"? Correct me if I am wrong but Jerry passed 8.9.95.

secondly, the phact that you are stereotyping "their fans" as a "complete ass whipping and a half" (really, that is the best you could come up with for hippies?:rolleyes:) prooves you know nothing about Jerry and more specifically the jam scene.

thirdly, fyi...some people actually go/went to see the dead phor the music (me included)

Now I understand the dead and jambands aren't for everyone. But if you are name dropping YM and SJ you clearly aren't an idiot so why post comments that make you appear is if you are?

It's Jerry's B-day today, holmes. I'm sorry, but I couldn't let you insult the integrity of the second greatest guitarist ever.

GP

BackOtheNet!
01 Aug 2005, 09:17 PM
What does a dead head say when they're not stoned?





























This music sucks!







Just a joke man.

CHICO13
01 Aug 2005, 09:21 PM
Carlos Santana

Then everybody else...

Gunner Phan
01 Aug 2005, 09:28 PM
What does a dead head say when they're not stoned?

This music sucks!







Just a joke man.

Good one!











:rolleyes:

Santana is amazing. Saw his last show at MSG - blew me away.

Bluto11
01 Aug 2005, 09:29 PM
has anyone mentioned Robert Randolph?

Gunner Phan
01 Aug 2005, 09:30 PM
has anyone mentioned Robert Randolph?

great choice. did I shoot you the link to that show on bt?

Bluto11
01 Aug 2005, 09:33 PM
great choice. did I shoot you the link to that show on bt?
nope

which show? i'll be on it like stank on a shite

stevethiel
01 Aug 2005, 09:38 PM
Eric Krasno

John Scofield

Trey Anastasio

jammybastard
01 Aug 2005, 09:40 PM
the guitar player in my band, Mike Patrick.

mobjack
08 Aug 2005, 09:35 PM
Yeah, because he's an Arsenal supporter: David Gilmour.

BWMcTell
09 Aug 2005, 12:10 AM
Larry Carlton

I second that. Larry Carlton and Steely Dan went together like peas and carrots.

Gunner Phan
16 Aug 2005, 02:12 PM
I second that. Larry Carlton and Steely Dan went together like peas and carrots.

*sniff, sniff*

smells like Forrest Gump

deaner1971
17 Aug 2005, 10:42 AM
has anyone mentioned Robert Randolph?

I have to second this. May not be the rock stylist people think of when you have the "greatest guitar debate" but, man the guy is amazing.

How about B.B. King?

Gotta love Santana too. There is something to be said about someone you can recognize by hearing the man play a few notes. Just such a distinctive style.

Rock...I have to come back to Eddie. The man did some amazing things.

And as a bassist, I only put one band's sticker on my case and that was Red Hot Chili Peppers in ackowledgement that Flea was at a level not to be seen again.

art'n'sue
25 Aug 2005, 07:45 PM
Pure musical talent:
John Petrucci
Joe Satriani
Steve Morse
Jeff Beck
Al Dimeola

Awesome in their style:
David Gilmour
Pete Townsend
Carlos Santana
Gary Moore