Your Top 10 Guitarist of all Time........

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SoooRad said:
The best guitar player I'm aware of, for my money is Greg Koch.
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I didnt even think of him.
Greg is the reason I bought a WW LP.
I watched a WW LP demo he did and ended up on the site purchasing.
Fantastic player.
 
Chuck Schuldiner
Andy Larocque
Marc Rizzo
Jerry Cantrell
Dirty B Hinds
Jon Oliva
Marty Friedman
Billy Duffy
Woodroe Weatherman
Tony Iommi
John Christ
 
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Carlos Montoya

Jimi Hendrix

Randy Rhoads

EVH

Brian May

Tony Iommi

Jeff Beck

Jimmy Page

Ian Thornley

Randy Bachman
 
Malmsteen
Hetfield
Moore
Smith
Tolkki
Slash
Vai
Mustaine
Petrucci
Hammett
 
Jakem said:
Malmsteen
Hetfield
Moore
Smith
Tolkki
Slash
Vai
Mustaine
Petrucci
Hammett
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Man, even Mustaine is closer to Hetfield than Hammett is on your list. Are Kirk and James on the outs or something?
 
thegame said:
Man, even Mustaine is closer to Hetfield than Hammett is on your list. Are Kirk and James on the outs or something?
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Not in particular order. Maybe should’ve listed James and Kirk and left Dave out. :) This is the list of my top influences.
 
  • Eric Clamptoin:
    A blues-rock legend, known for his soulful and expressive playing, especially with Cream.

  • Jaimmy Page:
    Led Zeppelin's guitarist, known for his diverse style, from blues and rock to psychedelic and heavy metal.

  • Jeff Beck:
    Known for his innovative sound and virtuosity, particularly with his use of feedback and distortion.

  • Keith Richards:
    The Rolling Stones' guitarist, renowned for his iconic riffs and rock and roll style.

  • George Harrison:
    The Beatles' guitarist, known for his distinctive Indian-influenced guitar style and innovative use of the sitar.

  • Duane Allman:
    The Allman Brothers Band's guitarist, famous for his slide guitar technique and soulful playing.

  • Jerry Garcia:
    The Grateful Dead's guitarist, known for his psychedelic and improvisational style.

  • Steve Cropper:
    A key member of the legendary Booker T. & The M.G.'s, known for his soul and funk guitar work.
 
Honestly yeah Jeff Beck could easily be top 10 too..... Santana....... Angus Young.....


Damn a lot of dudes could be top 10 and it just depends.
 
Frank Marino
Robin Trower
EVH
Yngwie
John Sykes
Satch
Vai
Petrucci
Greg Howe
Jeff Loomis
These 10 have been the most influential to how I play, there are many others I could another 10 easily
 
DanTravis62 said:
  • Eric Clamptoin:
    A blues-rock legend, known for his soulful and expressive playing, especially with Cream.

  • Jaimmy Page:
    Led Zeppelin's guitarist, known for his diverse style, from blues and rock to psychedelic and heavy metal.

  • Jeff Beck:
    Known for his innovative sound and virtuosity, particularly with his use of feedback and distortion.

  • Keith Richards:
    The Rolling Stones' guitarist, renowned for his iconic riffs and rock and roll style.

  • George Harrison:
    The Beatles' guitarist, known for his distinctive Indian-influenced guitar style and innovative use of the sitar.

  • Duane Allman:
    The Allman Brothers Band's guitarist, famous for his slide guitar technique and soulful playing.

  • Jerry Garcia:
    The Grateful Dead's guitarist, known for his psychedelic and improvisational style.

  • Steve Cropper:
    A key member of the legendary Booker T. & The M.G.'s, known for his soul and funk guitar work.
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These threads are a bit silly. I don't really have any guitar heroes or top 10 of anything for the most part, a few inspirations over time, but never felt the need to be any of them. I didn't even know most guitarists names from a lot famous bands until RT. :ROFLMAO:
 
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower said:
These threads are a bit silly. I don't really have any guitar heroes or top 10 of anything for the most part, a few inspirations over time, but never felt the need to be any of them. I didn't even know most guitarists names from a lot famous bands until RT. :ROFLMAO:
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Actually it makes a ton of sense, especially the lack of creativity

If everyone's super important major influence as an artist is white interior paint and mayonnaise, it shouldn't be surprising that there isn't a lot of super creative musical stuff going on
 
DanTravis62 said:
Actually it makes a ton of sense, especially the lack of creativity

If everyone's super important major influence as an artist is white interior paint and mayonnaise, it shouldn't be surprising that there isn't a lot of super creative musical stuff going on
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Ruthless. :ROFLMAO:

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