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View Poll Results: Tony Iommi or Jimmy Page?
Tony Iommi 50 40.98%
Jimmy Page 72 59.02%
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Old 09-01-2016, 03:01 PM   #361 (permalink)
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Gimme a Page solo that tops this.
Zappa is great at what he does which is a very free form type of thing. It works most of the time but that solo has more clams in it than a New England seafood platter. Not to mention his intonation is terrible in places.

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I guess it's my fault for not realizing that he exclusively meant 70s rock guitarists.
I think the genre ROCK is pretty implied. TS?
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I think the genre ROCK is pretty implied. TS?
So rock is exclusive to the 70's?
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Old 09-01-2016, 03:03 PM   #364 (permalink)
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Zappa is great at what he does which is a very free form type of thing. It works most of the time but that solo has more clams in it than a New England seafood platter. Not to mention his intonation is terrible in places.
Now you're just mindlessly defending Page and saying absurd things that you don't really mean. I'll back out of the convo now.

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I think the genre ROCK is pretty implied. TS?
Because rock is the only genre that uses guitars, right, how silly of me.
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Old 09-01-2016, 03:05 PM   #365 (permalink)
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So rock is exclusive to the 70's?
Not at all. But it's really not fair to compare Page, Santana, Clapton, Iommi, Hendrix, Beck, etc. to guys who came afterwards and took the technicality of guitar playing to ridiculous heights.

The poll is about two rock guys who co-existed at their peaks during the 70s.
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Old 09-01-2016, 03:07 PM   #366 (permalink)
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Now you're just mindlessly defending Page and saying absurd things that you don't really mean.
I know you HATE when I bring stuff like this into the discussion, but who was winning BEST ROCK GUITARIST in all of the magazine polls during that time?
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Not at all. But it's really not fair to compare Page, Santana, Clapton, Iommi, Hendrix, Beck, etc. to guys who came afterwards and took the technicality of guitar playing to ridiculous heights.

The poll is about two rock guys who co-existed at their peaks during the 70s.
Who said anything about being fair? This isn't kindergarten.

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I know you HATE when I bring stuff like this into the discussion, but who was winning BEST ROCK GUITARIST in all of the magazine polls during that time?
Eric Clapton and you know that is irrelevant and does not help your point.
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Not at all. But it's really not fair to compare Page, Santana, Clapton, Iommi, Hendrix, Beck, etc. to guys who came afterwards and took the technicality of guitar playing to ridiculous heights.

The poll is about two rock guys who co-existed at their peaks during the 70s.
No! You should always compare the guys after to the guys before. That's how we create a standard and then raise the standard. If we say, "that's unfair comparison" then that guitarist can't get the criticism he needs to reach the same level as guys like hendrix and santana.
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Time to take a shower and then fire up my rig. Later taters.
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Talent wise Jimmy Page, riff wise Toni Iommi. I would rather listen to Sweet Leaf than Black Dog
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