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i know i didnt get all the greats but those are the ones that really stand out for me. its a hard decision for me cuz i love them all but i gotta go with dimebag darrel :thumbs: from PANTERA baby!!! was a hard decision between him slash and zakk wylde.

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Buckethead or the guy that sings "do you feel like I do" oh yeah, peter frampton.

 

 

peter frampton is good but hes weird, didnt really stand out to much to me. you cant compare frampton to some of those guys man. not a chance.

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i know i didnt get all the greats but those are the ones that really stand out for me. its a hard decision for me cuz i love them all but i gotta go with dimebag darrel :thumbs: from PANTERA baby!!! was a hard decision between him slash and zakk wylde.

 

I have to go with a tie between Steve Vai and Nuno Bettencourt as far as rock virtuosos. Favorite blues guitarist is Robert Cray.

 

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Prince.

 

Say what you will about that purple-pants wearing, finger-licking weirdo...But he can flat tear that shit up.

 

 

Paul Simon does incredibly difficult shit on the guitar too.

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There is a U in favorite? WTF. Next thing you know color will have a u in it haha :thumbs:

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like i said in my first post, i know i dont got them all because that would be impossible. you could go on forever thinkin of good guitarists but these are the guys that stand out to ME....lol. and yes i cant beleive i forgot fred penner :thumbs::D

prince was good too but....come on....do you see the trend of music i kinda listen to hear. prince just isnt in the picture for me LOL. clapton is even pushin it but he is amazing so i put him down too. sorry if i didnt include your guys favs too :sigh:

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There is a U in favorite? WTF. Next thing you know color will have a u in it haha :thumbs:

 

 

hey now, easy on the canadian jokes eh... :D

 

 

Its not just canadians. The english also do this. Drives me crazy reading articles at work. Everything that should have a Z has an S instead. Really screws with your head.

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