Originally posted by: CaptnKirk
Wheres Mark Knoffler - Dire Straites ?
Originally posted by: Yield
Jesse Cook is my favorite.. he has an awesome style, I absolutely love it.
but out of the given poll I voted Lenny Kravitz
I like his music, but he's really talented cause he does all his own music, he's a one man band.
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: godmare
Hmm, Clapton's pulling a good lead...
I voted Steve Vai, and would give honnorable mention to Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden. Maybe should add him, too.
Ahhh...another Steve Vai vote, my vote as well.
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
One more thing: Where is Jimi Hendrix???????
Originally posted by: Dead Parrot Sketch
And Jeff Beck ?
Neil Young ?
Because he sux.....Originally posted by: deftron
How can you not have Chuck Berry on there?
Mr.Big is hardly in oblivion.... They just play to the Far East crowd.... They do great business in Japan, etc.Originally posted by: Rob9874
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Who is Steve Howe, Ben Harper, Tom Petrucci, and Paul Gilbert?
Paul Gilbert
Paul Gilbert burst onto the scene in 1987, being one of the youngest (if not the youngest) instructors at GIT (Guitar Institute of Technology) at 18. He teamed up with fellow technical masters of their instruments, and formed the metal band Racer X. If you have not heard them, get on Kazaa and download "Scarified" by Racer X. Notice the blazing fast guitar harmonies. How 2 people can keep up with eachother at that speed is beyond me.
Paul later left Racer X to form Mr. Big with bassist Billy Sheehan. Mr. Big rarely showed off its member's talents, and their attempt to cash in on the radio-friendly monster ballad arena, led the band into obvlivion. Paul has recently reformed Racer X, although I have not heard any new stuff. But no metal shredder can hold a candle to Gilbert. If technical ability isn't your bag, and you like soul and feeling, Gilbert isn't for you. But if you're amazed to hear what a guitar god can do with 4 fingers on a fretboard, check it out!
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Because he sux.....Originally posted by: deftron
How can you not have Chuck Berry on there?
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Mr.Big is hardly in oblivion.... They just play to the Far East crowd.... They do great business in Japan, etc. Dollars are green no matter where you earn them
Originally posted by: Stojakapimp
how could you possibly leave Michael Angelo from Nitro off that list? I mean, we all just saw how awesome he is
Originally posted by: Konigin
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Will add some if I missed any
Paul McCartney
Originally posted by: agnitrate
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Lenny Kravitz??
lol, I double-taked on that one too. What the hell are people thinking?
Same goes for whoever Bon Jovi's guitarist is.
-silver
Originally posted by: oliver2k
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Because he sux.....Originally posted by: deftron
How can you not have Chuck Berry on there?
good call, jsut like half the guitarist on there....this poll is way too biased....everyone has their own criteria...if you are going for influential...where is kurt cobain, paul mccartney...well, they are not on there because they were not as technically as good....go by quality not quantity or popularity
A few years back (when Church street was still an attraction, for anyone near Orlando), I was outside the Exchange downtown, and there was this guitarist sitting under a bridge (think 'rustic', brick road).Originally posted by: CadetLee
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Will add some if I missed any
Phil Keaggy is incredible...I've seen him live -- and he's also missing a finger...quite a challenge for a guitar player, don't you think?