Rolling Stone Magazine unveils Top 100 Guitarists Of All Time
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100 more reasons why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (aka Rolling Stone Magazine) is dead to me?
Neil Young and Keith Richards in the top 20 and Alex Lifeson is at 98!?!?!?!?!
Farking idiots! They are so clueless it's disgusting.
Neil Young and Keith Richards in the top 20 and Alex Lifeson is at 98!?!?!?!?!
Farking idiots! They are so clueless it's disgusting.
A complete waste. I understand giving props to some of the pioneers, but they could never hang with some of the modern players. The "voters" obviously never listened to the guitar work on Rush's Hemispheres. Actually, most guitarists from progressive bands were ignored, which include some of the most technical stuff around. I guess they never listened to any Dream Theater CDs.
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Old thread alert. New shitty list from Rolling Stone magazine.
Top 250 greatest guitarists.
I think they do this just to feel relevant and piss people off.
I posted the link from another forum, because opening links from RS takes forever to open.
#9 - Joni Mitchell?!?! WTF?Rolling Stone's 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time • forum.chorus.fm
I know what everyone says about these lists, but hey, they’re still fun to talk about. [MEDIA] Someone on another forum graciously took the time to...
Old thread alert. New shitty list from Rolling Stone magazine.
Top 250 greatest guitarists.
I think they do this just to feel relevant and piss people off.
I posted the link from another forum, because opening links from RS takes forever to open.
Ok, I will have to go through this train wreck tomorrow. It's just too much to address at one time.
Mister scotch, I too am really surprised to see Joni Mitchell – and Sister Rosetta Tharpe – in the top ten. I'm also surprised that Carl Perkins was way down at #156. Perkins, perhaps best known for Blue Suede Shoes and Honey Don't, recorded Matchbox in December 1956 and it was released as the B-side of Your True Love. The song would be recorded in 1964 by a British group called the Beatles. Here is Perkins performing Matchbox live on an early episode of Tex Ritter's Ranch Party, a syndicated country music program filmed at Old Town Hall in Compton, California. It aired weekly from September 1957 to January 1961.
I haven’t looked yet, but I’m already pissed off.Rolling Stone's 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time • forum.chorus.fm
I know what everyone says about these lists, but hey, they’re still fun to talk about. [MEDIA] Someone on another forum graciously took the time to...
Old thread alert. New shitty list from Rolling Stone magazine.
Top 250 greatest guitarists.
I think they do this just to feel relevant and piss people off.
I posted the link from another forum, because opening links from RS takes forever to open.