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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
WOWOW!! You mean Rocky George from Suicidal Tendencies!!!???? I change mine to him too!!!! I didn't even think of him!!! What an awesome player!! Not the most technically talented, but I've never heard such different phrasing in solos like Rocky's.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Paul Waggoner- Between the Buried and Me
Thomas Erak- The Fall of Troy Matt Embree- RX Bandtis/ The Sound of Animals Fighting Tom Morrello- All kinda bands Some of my favs!
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A LOT of people know him now just because of Guitar Hero 2. Oh, and Nutcase?? I very much doubt it. It's all an act IMO. And he has great taste in Movies lol. I hate people who say he shows no emotion because all he does is "Shread Shit" and because you can't see his face. He is very versatile. If I ever watch a Guns video with buckethead in it I make sure not to read all the comments about slash being 30430248 times better. |
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
I saw Guns (Axl) with Buckethead. The guy is definitely a wizard and could handle Slash's parts with little effort. It took me about 1/2 a dozen songs in to stop staring at the damn bucket though (kinda made me hungry in the process too).
![]() So I gotta ask. If the guy is that talented, why the need for a KFC bucket on your head? Why not just a big old 10 gallon shoot-em-up hat or something with a little less commercial appeal than the colonel? Maybe it's nostalgia or purity or whatever you want to call it, but I'd still rather have seen Slash up their doing it. ![]() But I'll definitely check out Mr. BH to see what his originality has produced. Thanks for the links.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
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YouTube - Buckethead - Whitewash - The Catalyst 2/24/06 YouTube - Buckethead - Nottingham Lace YouTube - Buckethead - Padmasana Few random links. His puppet has said in interviews he covers his face to show he doesn't care about looks and to have people focus on the music. |
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Here is a blast from the past - Andy LaRoque. Never heard of him? Not many people give him enough cred. He is the guitarist for King Diamond. Listen to his speed picking or his use of the whammy bar. It is tasty stuff!!!
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Rick Derringer joined the band for the next album as Ronnie left to start his solo band. Both very good guitar players.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
michael romeo...
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
I saw Michael Romeo (Symphony X) live last year and he rocked. I have tickets to see them again in a couple of weeks. Can't wait!
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
i wouldn't say buckethead is underrated at all, in fact thats all 13 year old kids talk about right now
![]() and I wouldn't say MAB and Yngwie malmsteen are underrated either, they are what they are - shredders. |
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Ron Wood.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Brad Whitford of Aerosmith
Dave Kushner of Velvet Revolver *also Electric Love Hogs, and Wasted Youth* (as much as I like Slash, Dave is a great player in his own right) |
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Thomas Fischer, a swiss metal guitarist that doesn't like speed.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Another vote to Dave Kushner and Buckethead.
I'll also add: Bumblefoot, Mattias Eklundh. If you haven't heard of the last two, look them up on youtube, seriously. |
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
+1 on Rik Emmett
This will surprise all of you that have never seen him play live but "Sammy Hagar" is a great guitar player and really is only known to most for his singing and song writing. Sammy can play--that I can attest too personally as I have seen him live on many occasions and been severely entertained-- Jimmy Lyon-one of Eddy Money's first guitar players and he played on virtually every hit--Tasteful and cool licks--I like him- Frank Hannon from Tesla--Frank is great and I really enjoy his playing style. Jake E. Lee--if you ever saw him live back in the day when he was with the Ozman--You know what I am talking about- Jim Babjak from the Smithereens-I love this band and Jim is killer and a straight forward rock and roll player that knows when to play and when to get the hell out of the way-- Rick Neilson has always gotten the nerdy, geeky nod, but he has been scoffed at as a player-He is good- Jerry Cantrell-I like his style and I think he is much better than most people give him credit for. Peter Frampton--why in the hell do we not hear more about this guy's chops-- Mike Campbell is also another guy that has kept Tom Petty afloat all these years--These two guys form one of the best working relationships in rock-- Oh Yeah-Bonnie Raitt-I saw her last week and I will tell you this, I have a new found respect for her playing after seeing her live. There is far more to Bonnie than good, tasteful slide work-She can play--well. Last edited by Blues4U; 08-30-2009 at 11:18 PM. |
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Michael Wilton - Queensryche and Frank Hannon - Tesla. Both have been going with their respective bands for nigh on 25 years now, still putting out good music, but never seem to get the kudos they deserve.
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Re: The most underappreciated rock/metal guitarists
Ollie Halsall of Patto. 99.9% of people won't have heard/know of him. Incredible guitarist.
Check out the second solo around 2:02
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