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| single | 11-Feb-2002 | opinion | JoeSchmoe2003 | by votes | 49 | 8 | 57.6% |
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| User | Comment |
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| Biggles | posted 12-Feb-2002 8:00am *fake Spanish accent* I know nothing! |
| Dino | posted 12-Feb-2002 8:11am Jimmy Page - Led Zepplin. 'Been a Long Time Since Rock and Roll' |
| CarolL | posted 12-Feb-2002 9:30am I wouldn't know. |
| Oscar | posted 12-Feb-2002 9:36am Jimi Hendrix. I have this huge picture of him hanging right above my desk right now. |
| Cain | posted 12-Feb-2002 10:21am I voted for Kurt Kobain because I'm not particualrly familiar with any of the others. Smells Like Teen Spirit has fantastic guitar playing on it, I don't know whether that was Kobain himself though. |
| Maarten | posted 12-Feb-2002 11:49am Where's the "I don't know" option? |
| Galomorro | posted 12-Feb-2002 11:55am Clapton for me. I've loved his sound for years. |
| confetti | posted 12-Feb-2002 5:06pm Kurt. "All Apologies" literally makes tears gush from my eyes. Anj first played it for me In addition, I think Tom DeLonge is pretty damn good. And if anyone wants to take me up on the lameness vs. listening-worthy ability of Blink 182, I'm ready |
| spidertea | posted 12-Feb-2002 5:45pm I have no idea. |
| heyzeus1 | posted 13-Feb-2002 12:19am page/hendrix |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to Dino) posted 13-Feb-2002 12:21am aw maaan, but you had to pick the worst song as an example! how about white mountain side, song remains the same, dazed and confused, black mountainside, going to california? |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to Cain) posted 13-Feb-2002 12:21am sure it was, you can tell his style a mile away. |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to Maarten) posted 13-Feb-2002 12:22am where is the option for :me! |
| natsim | posted 13-Feb-2002 12:36am I have no idea. |
| mimind | posted 13-Feb-2002 1:17am jimmy page..followed by jimi hendrix.. after that toss up between the rest of the greats heyzeus is in there somewhere too.. |
| mimind | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 13-Feb-2002 1:19am cant believe you left out the live version of no quarter |
| mimind | (reply to Dino) posted 13-Feb-2002 1:20am personally i think the live solo in dazed and confused is the most awe inspiring guitar work ever.. |
| Cleo | posted 13-Feb-2002 1:26am Hendix/Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jimmy Page. I just couldn't pick just ONE,cause in my opinion,these 3 ARE legendary! But you have a great list,which made it very difficult for me to choose.I almost picked Carlos Santana,but I don't like it,when he plays with his back to the audience.That really bugs me.Especially if you pay money to see him in concert, & all you see is his back. |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 13-Feb-2002 3:31am Since I can only pick one, I'll choose Stevie Ray Vaughn. Followed by Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, B.B.King, Eddie Van Halen, Slash and Jimi Hendrix (but not necessarily in that order). |
| Dino | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 13-Feb-2002 5:16am yeah - the song wasn't quoted as the finest example. Just something that many Zep fans have heard of. I prefer the piano and drum in that song. |
| Dino | (reply to mimind) posted 13-Feb-2002 5:19am again not the finest example of guitar work but I get shivers over 'When the Levy Breaks'. But yeah you're right dazed and confused has it. |
| Maarten | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 13-Feb-2002 6:40am lol |
| Zang | posted 13-Feb-2002 9:35am Robert Fripp. *Zang votes survey good because survey creator took his advice* |
| mimind | (reply to Dino) posted 13-Feb-2002 10:08am levy breakin is great...heyzeus and i have an ongoing argument over some of the lyrics in that song..."sat on the levy and moaned" or this one is mine "sat on the levy and roamed" i think both are applicable. |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to mimind) posted 13-Feb-2002 10:41am oh yeah |
| Dino | (reply to mimind) posted 13-Feb-2002 11:59am I personally believe the song is a euphamism for female ejaculation and so therefore I believe it to me 'moaned'. What do you think? |
| mimind | (reply to Dino) posted 13-Feb-2002 1:03pm mostly i just say 'roamed' just to argue with heyzeus, but i like the idea of 'sitting' somewhere and 'roaming' in your head. |
| Strider | posted 14-Feb-2002 1:34am i don't know |
| mimind | (reply to Dino) posted 16-Feb-2002 2:53am ![]() |
| ASexyBabesToy | posted 16-Feb-2002 7:18am Jimmy Page |
| ASexyBabesToy | (reply to Dino) posted 16-Feb-2002 7:20am There are a lot of good ones but Jimmy Page is the man. |
| ASexyBabesToy | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 16-Feb-2002 7:21am Hendrix was my second choice too. I wish he could have stayed around longer. Jimmy Page rules. |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to ASexyBabesToy) posted 16-Feb-2002 9:04am yeah. i am changing my mind to hendrix for first place, after hearing 'born under a bad sign' while driving to work yesterday morning. nobody can beat that. |
| ASexyBabesToy | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 16-Feb-2002 12:33pm If Hendrix was alive longer it would be a very hard choice for me. They are both the best ever but I still lean towards Jimmy Page. I may be biased because I believe Led Zeppelin is the best band ever. Just think about what Hendrix could have done. It's a shame his life ended so early. |
| Wicksy | posted 16-Feb-2002 12:59pm ? |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to ASexyBabesToy) posted 16-Feb-2002 2:53pm then again, he could have crapped out like so many others. he may have ended up like don henley or something. |
| juliw | posted 16-Feb-2002 6:43pm Eric Clapton |
| bill | posted 17-Feb-2002 7:52am I like a lot of these, but none of them stands out for me. |
| ASexyBabesToy | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 17-Feb-2002 8:11am I doubt it but anything could happen. He was interesting while he was around. |
| Jemmy | posted 17-Feb-2002 3:02pm I don't know enough about it to choose. |
| mrsbbear | posted 23-Feb-2002 12:28am Gotta go with Steve Vai at this time. |
| mrsbbear | posted 23-Feb-2002 12:29am Joe Satriani is no small shakes either. |
| rubiksmobius | posted 24-Feb-2002 10:52pm Ralph Towner |
| Twacy222 | posted 2-Mar-2002 11:58pm Zappa is awesome |
| Dubbl | posted 9-Mar-2002 6:44am If I could have rated this survey "Best I've Ever Participated In", I would have added the comment, "By Far"! Namely, since you included the best guitarist ever in your choices - Yngwie Malmsteen. His heavy and classical guitar playing - and that he performed both flawlessly - rates that legend "a mentor of legends". Rise, Yngwie! Rise! - Dubbl, DubblZero@aol.com |
| Dubbl | (reply to Dubbl) posted 9-Mar-2002 6:49am That is, of course, with all due respect to Jimmy and Jimi, and to BB (just because he's been known as "the best" for so long), and ... ahem! ... what happened to including Randy Rhoades? |
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