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Isaac is a good guitarist and Pitchfork is fucking awful, I go there for music news but not reviews I ignore those.
As for indie and emo guitarists? No, never any emo guitarists and indie occasionally not so much, I can't really recall one though I think Nick Zinner was on one once. I have two years or so worth of guitarone and guitarplayer magazines i'll list whos on their covers. Pete Townshend Frank Zappa Steve Vai John Petrucci Dave Mustaine Jeff Beck Jimmy Page Slash Eddie Van Halen B.B. King Warren Haynes Synyster Gates Zacky Vengeance Eddie Angus Young Zakk Wydle Tony Iommi Henry Garza Billy Joel Armstrong Billy Gibbons John Frusciante Rivers Cuomo Derek Trucks Brad Paisley Eric Johnson Steve Vai Mark Tremonti Dimebag Darrel Cory Beaulieu Matt Heafy Jimi Hendrix Buddy Guy Justin and Dan Hawkins Dan Jacobs Yngwie Malsteem Buckethead Alex Lifeson Tom Petty As well as tons of lists including zeppelin, metallica, ac/dc, van halen, black sabbath, I couldn't find all my guitar magazines but still they're all like that. I've seen the occasional article on an alternative/indie act but not much. The only one I can remember was a short thing on Sleater-Kinney and another on the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. |
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And how is Brock a bad guitarist? I like his style, hes one of my favorite alternative guitarists ever and a brilliant songwriter too or is just because something positive was said about Modest Mouse and you don't like that? |
Led Zeppelin are nowhere near as annoying as Led Zeppelin fans.
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I like Page, but Hendrix gets extra points for singing. People may not think he was a great singer, but he had so much soul, and really had a unique style at his time. I would pick Hendrix as the best musician ever.
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I'll give you that, maybe Hendrix was the best musician of the 20th century.
I think I need to do some reading on Mozart. Why was he a lunatic? |
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There are many rumors surrounding him though so I have to do some more research too. |
^The fact that he thought up pieces that were impossible to play probably makes him more genius than insane.
Lets not forget that if Jimi started his career at the same time as someone like, say, Chuck Berry did, he would've been considered insane. The stuff he would've wanted to do would've been odd, guitarists were getting rid of any feed back on their recordings, not using it as a tool. |
Hendrix by a million miles.
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