Jul 7, 2021Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King, Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton
Jul 7, 2021·editedJimi Hendrix
Chuck Schuldiner
Tony Iommi
Adam Jones
Duane Allman- Jul 7, 2021GAYFORSALEM
Dylan
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Simon - Jul 7, 2021
concerned by how little, if any, Stevie Ray Vaughan I'm seeing
Jul 7, 2021·3 repliesJimi Hendrix
Tony Iommi
Brent Hinds
Eddie Hazel
Johnny MarrHonorable mentions: John 5, Albert King, Marty Friedman
Jul 7, 2021·1 replyBeersJimi Hendrix
Tony Iommi
Brent Hinds
Eddie Hazel
Johnny MarrHonorable mentions: John 5, Albert King, Marty Friedman
Real for john 5
Jul 7, 2021OrcaMid
His way of play is playing pure noise and i like some Sonic Youth
Um noise rock is a genre you know lol and this is a horrible take. There probably the most influential alternative band and that style of playing was mimicked all through the 90s by other alt bands
- Jul 7, 2021
Actually I'd put Tosin Abasi up there as well
Jul 7, 2021mike dean
- Jul 7, 2021MyBallsAndMyWord
Xxxtentacion
Jay Z
Lil Wayne
Jul 7, 2021Tom Morello
Ron Asheton
Peter Hook
Jerry Cantrell
PJ Harvey- Jul 7, 2021EchiJewel
Real for john 5
He can play ANYTHING. Amazing musician
Jul 7, 2021·1 reply
PinkANDWhiteNo particular order
1. The greatest guitarist of all time imo in arguably a top 3 favorite band for me. the dead were the epitome of rockstars and the lifestyle.
also the guide to many lsd/mushroom trips:JERRY GARCIA
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaMCYrYiESg2. a lot of people don't realize how influential 80s hardcore still is today. arguably my favorite punk band from this time period is Black Flag.
GREG GINN
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80CmE7yqNzk3. Nirvana and Kurt usually get all the shine for the 90s but Sonic Youth is 10x better imo.
THURSTON MOORE
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWTkb1xVin04. honestly an acquired taste for a lot of people but Frank was ahead of his time
FRANK ZAPPA
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHiclrHm-ig5. honestly doesn't need an explanation
JIMI
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe82eYRjiBULove that you said Jerry Garcia and Greg Ginn since the Grateful Dead are randomly Ginn’s favorite band.
- Jul 7, 2021cotton dockers
Love that you said Jerry Garcia and Greg Ginn since the Grateful Dead are randomly Ginn’s favorite band.
I remember when I found that out I was initially confused but it makes sense I guess bc both scenes are super counter-culture
I've seen bobby from the dead wearing Misfits gear too and they happen to be another one of my favorite bands so it overlaps way more than I first thought
Jul 7, 2021Adrian Belew and Walter Becker are up there for sure
- Jul 7, 2021
Neil too I love a one note solo
Jul 7, 2021·1 replyrayrayI recently started to appreciate how much I loved thurston tbh. That’s one creative mf wit the strings
i dont know which SY member it was (maybe all of them lol) but i remember reading they would use vastly diff string gauges for each string to get all sort of crazy tunings. incredible stuff really
- Jul 7, 2021CGI Dog
i dont know which SY member it was (maybe all of them lol) but i remember reading they would use vastly diff string gauges for each string to get all sort of crazy tunings. incredible stuff really
that's actually wild lol
Jul 7, 2021Ike Turner
BB King
Jimi Hendrix
George Benson
Earl Klugh
Jul 7, 2021thomas erak
within five years of picking up the instrument, dude made some of the funnest and greatest riffs ever
absolutely insane
BLACK ☭Jul 7, 2021Jimi Hendrix
Prince
Ernie Isley
Santana
BB King- BLACK ☭Jul 7, 2021
Ike Turner tho
- BLACK ☭Jul 7, 2021
Jerry Garcia too
- Jul 7, 2021·1 replyrayray
Speaking of Grateful Dead what’s a good introduction album to them @op
it's a deep dive bro bc the best stuff is the live stuff..I honestly can't remember the last time I listened to a studio album.
I'd say the most accessible and popular live show is Cornell 5/8/1977
that show has my favorite Morning Dew
