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Originally Posted by boo boo
Squire is up there.
I love Neil Young, he's a great guitarist, but lets not go crazy, I'm judging him as a guitarist alone. And as a guitarist alone there's a good deal of people who outrank him even if he's a better songwriter.
This is a rock oriented list. I do have some blues guitarists on here that I feel have a more rock oriented sound, like SRV. But Django and Pass certainly don't qualify as rock.
Thurston Moore is up there. Kim Gordon is the bassist, not a guitarist.
200 Greatest Guitarists in Rock.
If it were an all genres list, there would barely be any rock in it at all.
Eh no... There's a lot of obscure names in there, from all the big rock genres. If the popular names are higher, that's because influence and impact is a factor.
Absolutely not and I'm quite insulted that you are suggesting that.
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Yeah fair enough, I admit I was a bit harsh. Also I put Moore & Gordon because I couldnt remember which one was the bassist lol.
Really? I couldnt find Squire, will just have to have another look.
EDIT: This is a good reason why Santana should be higher up the list:
This is the only song I religiously listen to at least once a day without fail, usually at night.
O and heres another:
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Originally Posted by Comus
Hahaha I must have missed that last bit, seriously why can't we just ban mirrorball? Also, the list was probably copied from here considering how old it is in comparison to whatever the hell he's quoting as "recent".
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Stop sticking up for your fellow mods & be yourself. (Thats if you are a mod, which Im supposing you are judging by your post count).