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Inhuman 04.11.2006 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by atari 2600
ranked as favorites & not necessarily for technical playing ability
& not really necessarily in order exactly (i had this list lying around)


Ian MacKaye and Robert Johnson are good picks!

Unmade Bed 04.11.2006 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Sheriff Rhys Chatham
I'm surprised no one said jimmy page yet.


I've Said Jimmy Page man ;)

Sheriff Rhys Chatham 04.11.2006 08:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unmade Bed
I've Said Jimmy Page man ;)


oops.:D

atari 2600 04.11.2006 09:03 PM

me too

Page was in my top 10 from the get-go!

finding nobody 04.11.2006 09:15 PM

 
stevie ray vaughan
 
David Gilmour

krastian 04.11.2006 10:55 PM

I'm to lazy to list right now, but I'd like to add Dr. Know, Robbie Krieger, Carlos Santana, Frank Zappa, Joey Santiago, and Pete Townshend.


Edit: Ok so I just noticed that most of these were already on atari's list......he obviously has amazing tastes.

themawt71 04.12.2006 02:10 AM

davemustaine and marty friedman on megadeths rust in peace-good call rhys
nels cline
kurt rosenwinkel
jim hall
j mascis up until where you been-im glad they are reuniting becuase the tunes are so good but his solos these days seem way too settled and uninteresting
thustleekim of course
marc ribot on those tom waits cds
neil young
wes montgomery
guy from the dead kennedys
fugazi boys
every now and then pat metheny
sometimes john mclaughlin
lou barlow
tara jane oneil!!!!
guy from primus lalonde

tons more

!@#%$! 04.12.2006 03:44 AM

Tom Hazlmyer.

Onani Nic 04.12.2006 04:59 AM

Ron Ashton (best ever, fuck James Williamson)
Steve Albini
Eddy HAzel (Funkadelic)
Matt Pike (Sleep/High on Fire)
D.Boon

truncated 04.12.2006 05:07 AM

I've got a ticket to see David Gilmour this Thursday, but I'm thinking of ditching it - it's in a crap venue (Rosemont in Chicago), and I hear on this leg of his U.S. tour thus far he's been a disappointment :( I can't say I'm all that fond of 'On An Island,' but I was hoping he wouldn't play exclusively off that album. I'm more inclined not to go, so that my pristine image of him isn't tainted.

Anybody want to buy my ticket? haha

TheyLiveByNight 04.12.2006 06:01 AM

Mary Timony. Ever since I saw the video for Helium's 'xXx'.

Trasher02 04.12.2006 06:01 AM

Lee and Jim

Glice 04.12.2006 06:21 AM

Exhaustive lists all. I've seen one mention of Haino, which is correct.

Anyone mentioned Keith Rowe yet? I really like Otomo Yoshihide... he's a subtle and simple one.

I think for technical ability we cannot dismiss Yngwie Malmsteen. I actually really enjoy the sheer monomaniacal monstrosity of his playing, but it is ultimately complete gack.

I rarely tire of saying Bailey is one of the better guitarists who you wouldn't necessarily notice has incredible technical ability.

The chaps out of My Cat is an Alien do some wonderful things.

Masayuki Takayanagi (sp?).

His student Kasuo Imai (sp?), who I had the pleasure of seeing last year.

For pugilistic intent, Sunn o)))'s guitarists are great.

For comedy metal solos, Dragon Force.

For writing whole albums on one open tuning, Jandek.

!@#%$! 04.12.2006 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice
Exhaustive lists all. I've seen one mention of Haino, which is correct.

Anyone mentioned Keith Rowe yet? I really like Otomo Yoshihide... he's a subtle and simple one.

I think for technical ability we cannot dismiss Yngwie Malmsteen. I actually really enjoy the sheer monomaniacal monstrosity of his playing, but it is ultimately complete gack.

I rarely tire of saying Bailey is one of the better guitarists who you wouldn't necessarily notice has incredible technical ability.

The chaps out of My Cat is an Alien do some wonderful things.

Masayuki Takayanagi (sp?).

His student Kasuo Imai (sp?), who I had the pleasure of seeing last year.

For pugilistic intent, Sunn o)))'s guitarists are great.

For comedy metal solos, Dragon Force.

For writing whole albums on one open tuning, Jandek.



Haino's ok, mostly driven by his own poetry. I wouldn't say he's "great" or anything on guitar though.


No mention of KK NULL?

Katy 04.12.2006 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Onani Nic
Ron Ashton (best ever, fuck James Williamson)


Oooooh, FIGHT! FIGHT! :p

strictlycommercial 04.12.2006 10:39 AM

Has anyone mentioned Preston Reed yet?

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Christ that man can play, seen him twice & he's flattened me both times, what with the whole melody/couner-melody/percussion at the same time on the same guitar thing. Great understanding of melody & harmony too.

next step 04.12.2006 11:08 AM

I value a guitarist for the sound and one of my fave is Tim Foljan

toxic johnny 04.12.2006 11:35 AM

I'm not a fan of technical ability muso masterbation... for me the most important thing is feel and originality.

Dean Roberts
Elisa Ambrogio
the Dead C guys
Christina Carter
Derek Bailey
Viv Albertine

I love seeing women play guitar... not enough of them do in my opinion, they are way more interesting than men as far as playing and performance are concerned.
I'm really bored with seeing male guitarists trying too hard to emulate their idols.

Savage Clone 04.12.2006 11:44 AM

I like seeing women play guitar too, but I would rather watch the girl from Boris any day over Christina or Elisa. She is more of a "guitarist," rather than someone holding a guitar as a means to an end.

RockerNino 04.12.2006 11:51 AM

the SY kids, J mascis, lou reed, johnny greenwood...to name a few


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