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Post by William on Nov 11, 2003 21:59:57 GMT -5
good...you just like on better...that is well said...
and yes...hendrix is very much blues, not straight blues, he had rock, he had psychodelic rock, he had psychodelic blues progressive sketchy rock.
you can just keep on catagorizing it...but it has a lot of blues, the bass...a jazz drummer, a guitar tone and pattern (not riff, key pattern) that was bluesish...
so he had a lot of blues, a lot of rock...a lot of a lot, he was amazing....so he did a lot all over the board...
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Post by GilSchwartzman on Nov 12, 2003 19:01:26 GMT -5
hendrix was not blues kenny! just like the shins sound like jefferson airplane, which they dont. stevie ray vaughn blows. its all about skip james. he sings some creepy ass blues. hes got the best voice(or the worst) and he sung "im so glad" and cream covered it. you know youre sweet if cream covers you. i dont think cream ever covered "SRV". no, no they didnt.
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Post by William on Nov 12, 2003 23:24:57 GMT -5
you know your sweet if clapton writes a portion of a biography on you (hendrix)...
and yes he is blues...
and yes shins...listen to "aerie"
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Post by GilSchwartzman on Nov 13, 2003 22:39:12 GMT -5
wow kenny, one song sounds like the shins. Maybe if you actuallt listened to the Shins then you would know that their different sound styles cannot be covered in one song/ also just because clapton writes part of his biography doesn't mean that hendrix is blues. Hendrix copied clapton's songs not the other way around dipshit
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Post by William on Nov 13, 2003 23:20:09 GMT -5
ok...hendrix played some clapton, i didnt say that made him blues, he is very much a blues style on his own...
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Post by Raptor_18 on Dec 23, 2003 22:12:07 GMT -5
Hendrix was more than a god
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Post by ♫MysteriousMan♫ on Dec 23, 2003 23:45:13 GMT -5
hendrix was not blues kenny! just like the shins sound like jefferson airplane, which they dont. stevie ray vaughn blows. its all about skip james. he sings some creepy ass blues. hes got the best voice(or the worst) and he sung "im so glad" and cream covered it. you know youre sweet if cream covers you. i dont think cream ever covered "SRV". no, no they didnt. I think you just talked yourself retarded there. First of all, Clapton did "cover" one of Stevie's songs in a tribute. Second of all, Cream didn't cover SRV cause Cream just plain blows. Clapton is ok, but Cream blew. Lastly, you don't know anything about music and who is great at it, so don't involve yourself in conversation you know nothing about. |
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Post by Megzymeg on Dec 24, 2003 10:59:44 GMT -5
How come Pat Benatar isnt on there???
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Post by William on Dec 24, 2003 13:18:51 GMT -5
I think you just talked yourself retarded there. First of all, Clapton did "cover" one of Stevie's songs in a tribute. Second of all, Cream didn't cover SRV cause Cream just plain blows. Clapton is ok, but Cream blew. Lastly, you don't know anything about music and who is great at it, so don't involve yourself in conversation you know nothing about. ok...first of all...cream did not blow, cream was greatness...and you dont have the same keen ear we do... second...do not flame others, especially on an opinionated basis... third SRV blows in the same sense you say cream blows... fourth...he knows well what he is talking about, so back off... fifth...hendrix is above all of those simply because he rose above cream even with less time, while cream started at the same time, he was comended (more than just complimented) by clapton, lennon, mcartney, and zappa... |
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Post by Raptor_18 on Dec 24, 2003 23:40:15 GMT -5
Hendrix was more than a god, because he was so sweet.
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Post by scott on Dec 25, 2003 13:42:28 GMT -5
Hendrix was doing things in Europe people over here never even thought about doing,he was way ahead of the rest.
And Cream is not the blow0rz.
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Post by unojuno on Dec 25, 2003 15:25:09 GMT -5
One guy who is pretty awesome is Joe Satriani. I've listened to a couple of his songs... there nuts.
But that's a different category than what's on this list...
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Post by sajip on Dec 25, 2003 16:25:04 GMT -5
no one has Satriani here. the names listed are really great guitarists, that is not in argument... but Joe Satriani is one amazing guitarist. who agrees?
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Post by sajip on Dec 25, 2003 16:26:49 GMT -5
oh... wait... nevermind... thanks there unojuno!
(maybe i should read through the posts first, before i post... but at least i posted, woot woot)
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Post by ♫MysteriousMan♫ on Dec 26, 2003 23:23:49 GMT -5
Satriani is pretty good, definetly more modern and different than Hendrix and the rest.
I never flamed anyone, I just said that he didn't know anything about music, which was my opinion, and I can see how it could be viewed as rude or mean, so in that sense I take it back. Whatever, though, I don't wanna get caught up in a huge arguement about whether or not I flamed and stuff like that. I think there are tons of great guitarists out there, many of which are not named here because of the style of music. Not too many people on these boards like Death Metal, so Kerry King, and Zakk Wylde aren't even mentioned, but they are still "Guitar Gods." It seems to me the target group of guitarists needs to be narrowed, like the Guitar Gods of Today or something. Either that, or the fact that there are many "gods" that weren't even mentioned yet, so it would be hard to count all of them.
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