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by terraceten
This list is a joke, only because you've hit upon players who are very well recognized. Noone is at a loss to describe the brilliance of most of these guys. More importantly, John Williams the guitarist and the composer are two different people.
Research next time.
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Jan 04 '06
3:44 pm PST
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not biased at all (Reply to this comment)
by steerpyke
nice work, great to see Dave Gilmour in there, but as an Englishman i have to say that, dont I?
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Dec 23 '04
10:17 am PST
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Re: don't+know+about+Hanneman... (Reply to this comment)
by cripper
Yeah, thanks for the comment. I think Hanneman is overlooked, since not many people like him. His speedy riffs are always amazing to the ear, and is something most gutiarists can't emulate. I agree that Malmsteen is a great guitarist. He has it all (I actually should have put him in my list).
Again, thanks for the comment.
cripper
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Aug 03 '01
2:02 am PDT
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don't know about Hanneman... (Reply to this comment)
by marcman
but I like a lot of your other choices. Slayer solos always sounded to me like a bunch of speed and whammy bar tricks and very little melody -- kind of the opposite of Don Felder's lovely melodic soloing on Hotel California.
I'm also a huge fan of George Lynch from Dokken and I like Yngwie Malmsteen a lot even though some people think he's all speed.
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Aug 02 '01
11:08 am PDT
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by cripper
Thanks for the recommendation. I heard them long ago, but haven't really listened to them.
Anyhow, thanks for the comment,
cripper
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Aug 02 '01
10:21 am PDT
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by TheUnknown285
You forgot Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac. His work on "Big Love" and "I'm So Afraid" from The Dance are great.
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Aug 02 '01
10:11 am PDT
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