I don't know how I forgot John Butler.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6VAkOhXIsI0

 

The album version is even better...

And that is why Rolling Stone magazine is completely irrelevant as an authoritative source covering rock'n'roll.

 

If you had under 2 hours in the "how long before Jim goes off on mainstream music," you win!

If you had under 2 hours in the "how long before Jim goes off on mainstream music," you win!

 

Sheesh ... Am I that predictable???? :lol:

Jack White

 

INCREDIBLE...He sounds like he is playing 2 guitars sometimes.

Jack White can flat out play.

Jonny Lang should be on the list!

Jonny Lang should be on the list!

 

I believe he has a new CD out . I heard him and his band on Bob and Tom performing live and it was very strong.

I really enjoy listening to Adam Jones from Tool, not only does he create one of the most unique tones known to man, but his creativity in using different objects to create that tone is what boggles me. For instance, in some songs he uses an epilady to generate radical sounds, thats just uncharted territory in my book...

Would Dimebag Darrell have ever made this list if he had not have died? I never heard of him before his death, and I think that I pay attention to music fairly well.

 

Yes. Any man who can take two notes and soley play those notes(barring the extreme solo) and turn it into a song, really has something going for him. Plus he's my all time favorite player, so Im a tad bit biased.:ylsuper:

Jimmy Page

1. Andre Segovia (The master's master)

2: Steve Vai

3. Stevie Ray Vaughn

4. Eric Clapton

5.Jimi Hendrix

6.Randy Rhodes

7.Eddie Van Halen

8.Steve Morse

9.Joe Satriani

10. Jimmy Page

Somewhere we gotta thrown in...Kerry King!:fight: :devil: :fire:

IMO Steve Vai is a Eddie Van Halen wanta be

IMO Steve Vai is a Eddie Van Halen wanta be[/QUO

and they are both Segovia wanta be's

Estaban

^HAHAHA You only know who he is if you stay up until 3 or 4 in the morning LOL. And what about those fingernails??