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  1. February 8th, 2002, 06:39 AM #16
    Cobra
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    It's funny...as long as Aerosmith has been around, and as successful as they are, people often seem to overlook Joe Perry as one of the best guitarists ever.

    I don't...and Brad Whitford ain't bad either.
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  2. February 8th, 2002, 06:56 AM #17
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    One I can't believe has been left off the list...THE MONKEYS..wow there was some guitar genius there.
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  3. February 8th, 2002, 08:22 AM #18
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    [quote]Originally posted by cleetus:
    <strong>One I can't believe has been left off the list...THE MONKEYS..wow there was some guitar genius there.</strong><hr></blockquote>

    Actualy, Mike Nesmith had some pretty good licks for the time. Especialy considering they were all hired as actors. No one knew they could actualy play instruments or sing until later.
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  4. February 8th, 2002, 10:49 AM #19
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    Hendrix of course....

    Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd) can make that damn thing sing like know one i've ever seen.

    B.B. King ???, John Lee Hooker ???

    Tony Iommi - One of the best Metal guitarists every (he damn nearly invented Metal)

    and of course - Jimmy Page.
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  5. February 8th, 2002, 03:33 PM #20
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    [quote]Originally posted by Radical Dreamer:
    <strong>Clapton is good, but he doesnt hold a candle to Satriani</strong><hr></blockquote>

    Satriani?!? How many hits has this guy ever had? One...maybe two???

    Clapton has been kicking *ss since the 60's. He has Grammy awards out the ying-yang. When Austin City Limits held a memorial concert for Stevie Ray Vaughn, Clapton was the only one whose talent even came close to SRV. Stevie's brother (I forget his name) flat out sucked.

    And as for Sloppy Joe Perry of Aerosmith, I saw them in concert in Memphis and they actually got booed off of the stage; they were so bad. And Memphis is a hot music town too.
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  6. February 8th, 2002, 03:46 PM #21
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    Eddie Van Halen.

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    Slash.
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    How 'bout Carlos Santana? Another legend!
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  8. February 11th, 2002, 08:13 AM #23
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    Stevie Ray Vaughn (just overall greatness)
    Eddie Van Halen (innovative at the time)
    Tony Iommi (technically not the best but molded the dark heavy sound found so often in metal)

    As for Jimmy Page, he may have had great ideas in the studio (with multiple guitar tracks) but when he played live...
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