What's Your Favorite Top 10 Lead Rock/Blues Guitarists

[boosted_4cyl]

Reverend Horton Heat
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[SMIDSY]

you forgot brian may

 

[Tech_Junkie]

To post Youtube vids...

Type [yt*]code[/yt*] Just remove the stars and add in the code that is after the "=" sign in the url.

**youtube,com/watch?v= 6nLdhXZb_z4

[yt*]6nLdhXZb_z4[/yt*] with no stars

 

[c0ldshadow]

best s0l0 ever:

yngwie malmsteen - black star [need to see whole thing only gets better as it goes]


steve vai - for the love of god

 

[c0ldshadow]

leet s0ng:

paul gilbert - technical difficulties [end solo melody similar to comfortably numb chord progression... (which is my fav song ever)] 3:13 is best part

 

[c0ldshadow]

tony macalpine - tears of sahara

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Cool picks Avery. I have not heard of some of those guys. I was never really into 80's music, but I may have to start checking those guys out. Thanks.

Warren Haynes from the Allman Bros, and Gov't Mule

 

[Moptsp]

Simply:


Simple solos, yet beautiful.

-Moptsp

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Yeah Dave is one of the best. The only reason I didnt list him was he is not really rock or blues.

 

[charleytown55il]

c0ld, i think you will like this version of comfortably numb. the drummer is amazing.



Oh, and Tech Junkie, are you a ZZ top fan?

 

[Tech_Junkie]

c0ld, i think you will like this version of comfortably numb. the drummer is amazing.


Oh, and Tech Junkie, are you a ZZ top fan?

Yes I am, but pre 80's ZZ. Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers, ect.

I have a ton of unreleased Pink Floyd material.

 

[photonaholic]

Yes I am, but pre 80's ZZ. Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers, ect.

I have a ton of unreleased Pink Floyd material

Venice, Omni, Kqed, live 8, etc..........

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Yeah plus I have some of the Omni show that was not released. It's not The Calhoun Tapes. It's called "Would you buy a ticket to this show". My copy came for the guy who bought the original tape off eBay (A_L). He paid $40 LOL the seller had no idea what he really had. I also have a few Royal Albert Hall shows from an ABC broadcast. Plus a ton of the crappy quality older shows. 8mm, Bath, ect. I have The lost Wall documentary. Also a documentary from Japan, amongst other videos and shows.

Pink Floyd is my favorite band.

 

[photonaholic]

Yeah, I have both Omni shows, the funny thing is my "rare" one is called

"omnipresent" and THAT author claims HE purchased the betamax tape off ebay.

The screen shots are from that exact show.

Too bad most bootleggers think they need to claim responsibility for "surfacing" a recording.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

It was rare at the time it came out LOL. The guy who I got it from uses the same handle on ebay, and in trading circle. I was there when he bought it and saw the auction. In fact I was suppose to do the cover work, but this chick through this crappy artwork together and they decided to use hers, because they wanted to get it in circulation ASAP.

 

[photonaholic]

I do kinda miss the trading circles, but it got frigging crazy.

I banned a guy from our group, and he went all nuts and started lobbing complaints, Until Yahoo took down the board for promoting "copyright violations"

So I have been out of circulation for a few years, I guess nothing in my stack is all that rare anymore.

I can't even be sure if the stuff I promised to never let out of my house is even "exclusive" anymore.

The ride was fun while it lasted though. Hooked up with a BBC employee who got some cherry stuff that never aired, but that too is probably torrented to death by now.