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SLASH is not a good guitar player --->Discussion of the musically inclined only, no n00bs
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS THANK YOU IM GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO REALIZES THIS I COULD NAME SEVERAL BETTER GUITARIST LETS START WITH ONE JIMMY PAIGE
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 302677Since I've been loving you live in 73 at Madison Square garden. Never been a better performance. He established himself as a god in 73. Exactly, no one can top Jimmy Page, especially circa 1973, live No Quarter is INCREDIBLE. Plus, Jimmy wrote the best songs and most enduring riffs, that everyone still copies, Slash will be the first to admit he copies Jimmy. Slash is ok, but not in the same universe as the legendary and versatile Jimmy Page, who is also the greatest producer ever, he produced all Led Zeppelin albums. The more the more you study Page, the more he boggles the mind. Alex Lifeson, Joe Satriani, Trevor Rabin, Roger Steen, Glenn Tilbrook, Andy Summers, Steve Lukather, Al DiMeola, and Paco Delucia (the best flamenco player that ever lived) are all really great axemen too. Thank you for naming Trevor Rabin!!! Lots of good names on your list like Summers and Lukather Would like to add a few more: Barney Kessel Kenny Burrell Buckethead Gary Moore Ronnie Montrose Jeff Beck Guthrie Govan Andy Timmons Whats that quirky Acoustic players name (Australian?) he likes to play the Beatles a lot? He's a pretty significant player!
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