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Ok so this may not get replies.
I hope it will though.
Do you have a favourite guitarist?
Mine is without a doubt Frankie Sullivan,from Survivor.
He is a living legend.
There are the overrated ones like The Edge and Yngwie Malmsteen ,and then the ones who spend their lives doing stuff thats life changing ,and it goes un-noticed.
It's an ultimate sin.
I hope it will though.
Do you have a favourite guitarist?
Mine is without a doubt Frankie Sullivan,from Survivor.
He is a living legend.
There are the overrated ones like The Edge and Yngwie Malmsteen ,and then the ones who spend their lives doing stuff thats life changing ,and it goes un-noticed.
It's an ultimate sin.
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I do admit that Satriani is an amazing guitarist..
I quite like Flea actually :)
I quite like Flea actually :)
Yeah but he's bass
James Dean Bradfield and Jonny Greenwood
James Dean Bradfield and Jonny Greenwood
Stryke wrote:
> I quite like Flea actually :)
He's a bassist
> I quite like Flea actually :)
He's a bassist
SHEEPY wrote:
> James Dean Bradfield and Jonny Greenwood
The Manics have yet to write a song I would consider "reasonable".
Greenwoond? Is he one of the Radiohead guitarists? If so, he's hardly one of the best guitarists ever. It's not as if he shows the wealth of his talents with that band. I don't think I've ever heard a guitar solo in a Radiohead song.
I forgot Bob Mould when I wrote my first post. If anyone doesn't know who he is then download "The Act We Act" by Sugar. The solo in that is fantastic and comes from NME's album of the year for 1991 (or maybe 1992).
> James Dean Bradfield and Jonny Greenwood
The Manics have yet to write a song I would consider "reasonable".
Greenwoond? Is he one of the Radiohead guitarists? If so, he's hardly one of the best guitarists ever. It's not as if he shows the wealth of his talents with that band. I don't think I've ever heard a guitar solo in a Radiohead song.
I forgot Bob Mould when I wrote my first post. If anyone doesn't know who he is then download "The Act We Act" by Sugar. The solo in that is fantastic and comes from NME's album of the year for 1991 (or maybe 1992).
I only discovered Jimmy Hendrix was black the other day via an advert.
Ok, you can laugh...now.
Ok, you can laugh...now.
Lord H wrote:
> Greenwoond? Is he one of the Radiohead guitarists? If so, he's hardly
> one of the best guitarists ever. It's not as if he shows the wealth of
> his talents with that band. I don't think I've ever heard a guitar
> solo in a Radiohead song.
Greenwood is an exceptional guitarist.
> Greenwoond? Is he one of the Radiohead guitarists? If so, he's hardly
> one of the best guitarists ever. It's not as if he shows the wealth of
> his talents with that band. I don't think I've ever heard a guitar
> solo in a Radiohead song.
Greenwood is an exceptional guitarist.
Monkey_With_Attitude wrote:
> I only discovered Jimmy Hendrix was black the other day via an
> advert.
>
> Ok, you can laugh...now.
*laughs*
> I only discovered Jimmy Hendrix was black the other day via an
> advert.
>
> Ok, you can laugh...now.
*laughs*
How about Paranoid Android you mook
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Johnny Greenwood wins points for technical merit. Being a good guitarist isn't all about doing lightning fast solos. Greenwood and Coxon are two of the most inventive guitarists of the last 10/15 years.
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