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  1. #21
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    When did Rolling Stone become relevant?

    They've been self serving pigs in a trough for more that 20 years now. Their opinion USED to matter. Then they went out and changed their previous ratings from some of the Rock Gods and caved in. The used to give Led Zeppelin's Zoso release its highest rating with 4 stars now their "Bible" has most of them with 5. LOL!

    The day when they cut out the advertising and write real rock articles...I MIGHT be inticed to buy it. Until they go back to decent reviews and the days of Yesteryear I'm not interested. That goes for lists like this too. If they really cared they would've taken the time to get it right.
    It's SlitN33 *****!

  2. #22
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    Rock critics in general suck. Black Sabbath's debut album was blasted by critics like Rolling Stone, and so was Zeppelin because of their uncredited sampling.
    "I'm not superstitious. I'm just a little stitious."
    - Michael Scott

  3. #23
    Rolling Stone Lists are crap. Firstly, Kirk Hammet should not be that high up, he is so overrated. And why is Robert Fripp at 42? He should be in top 20 atleast. Thirdly, They don't have the greatest guitarist ever on there, Steve Hacket. And the Edge?!?!?!?!? - actually scratch that i like U2

  4. #24
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    WTF. No Steve Vai? Honestly man, wtf?

  5. #25
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    There are so many things wrong with this list, I scarcely know where to begin. Slash, Steve Vai, Joe Walsh, Ernie Isley are all missing. Guys placed too high like Kurt Cobain (better songwriter than a guitarist), Jack White (waaaaay too early in his career to rank him this high). Others are ranked far too low, like the aforementioned Tony Iommi, and especially glaring to me is Pete Townsend at #50!!

    I'm really amazed these guys even know who Eddie Hazel is!!

    Still, things like this are subjective... but even so, what a weird list.
    Paitently waiting for Grateful Dead pack 3.

  6. #26

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    Ya, Slash should definitely be up there

    And also, the legendary but really underrated, Buckethead!

    Have you seen him play?!

    It's insane!

  7. #27
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    This list is, as they say, bollocks.

  8. #28
    Kevin Shields = #1

    Technically he may not be the best guitarist, but seriously, who else has produced the sounds this man has with a guitar, and who ever will?

  9. #29
    COBAIN?!? JACK WHITE?!? Kurt is a good lyricist. But the guitar would not be his strong side. Jack White is just...I don kno. No way Cobain should be aboce Santana, Beck, or Perry.

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    The Digital Dream Door list is better, as Cobain, White, and Ramone are only Honnorable Mentions.

    1. Jimi Hendrix* - Jimi Hendrix Experience
    2. Eric Clapton - Yardbirds, Cream, Derek & The Dominos, Solo
    3. Jimmy Page - Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, The Firm
    4. Jeff Beck - Yardbirds, Jeff Beck Group, Solo
    5. Eddie Van Halen - Van Halen
    6. Stevie Ray Vaughan* - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
    7. Joe Satriani - Solo
    8. Ritchie Blackmore - Deep Purple, Rainbow, Blackmores Night
    9. Steve Vai - David Lee Roth, Whitesnake, Solo
    10. David Gilmour - Pink Floyd, Solo
    11. John Petrucci - Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment
    12. Randy Rhoads* - Quiet Riot, Ozzy
    13. Allan Holdsworth - Solo
    14. Paul Gilbert - Mr. Big, Racer X, Solo
    15. Yngwie Malmsteen - Rising Force, Solo
    16. Phil Keaggy - Glass Harp, Solo
    17. Jason Becker - Cacophony, David Lee Roth Band, Solo
    18. John Mclaughlin- Mahavishnu Orchestra
    19. Duane Allman* - Allman Brothers Band, Derek & the Dominos
    20. Chuck Berry - Solo
    21. Eric Johnson - Solo
    22. Steve Howe - Yes, Solo
    23. Neal Schon - Santana, Journey, Solo
    24. Brian May - Queen
    25. Gary Moore - Thin Lizzy, Colosseum II, Skid Row, Solo
    26. Bo Diddley - Solo
    27. Steve Morse - Deep Purple, Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse Band, Solo
    28. Carlos Santana - Santana
    29. Tony Iommi - Black Sabbath
    30. Buckethead - Solo, Praxis, Thanatopsis, The Deli Creeps, Cornbugs, GNR
    31. Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits, Solo
    32. Marty Friedman - Cacophony, Megadeth, Solo
    33. Nuno Bettencourt - Extreme, Mourning Widows
    34. Shawn Lane* - Black Oak Arkansas, Willy, Solo
    35. Kirk Hammett - Metallica
    36. Uli Jon Roth - Scorpions, Solo
    37. Terry Kath* - Chicago Transit Authority
    38. Alex Lifeson - Rush
    39. Frank Zappa* - Mothers of Invention, Solo
    40. Rory Gallagher* - Solo
    41. Dimebag Darrell* - Pantera
    42. Peter Green - Fleetwood Mac, Solo
    43. Robin Trower - Procal Harum, Solo
    44. Slash - Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit, Velvet Revolver
    45. Mick Taylor - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Rolling Stones
    46. Robert Fripp - King Crimson
    47. Tom Morello - Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave
    48. Michael Schenker - Scorpions, UFO, MSG, Contraband
    49. Ry Cooder - Solo
    50. Angus Young - AC/DC
    51. Keith Richards - Rolling Stones, Solo
    52. Michael Angelo Batio - Nitro, Solo
    53. John Squire - Stone Roses
    54. Pete Townshend - The Who
    55. Steve Hackett - Genisis
    56. Zakk Wylde - Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society
    57. George Harrison* - Beatles, Traveling Wilberys, Solo
    58. Alvin Lee - Ten Years After
    59. Dave Davies - Kinks
    60. Jerry Cantrell - Alice In Chains, Solo
    61. Steve Stevens - Billy Idol
    62. Johnny Winter - Solo
    63. Dickie Betts - Allman Brothers Band, Dickey Betts & Great Southern
    64. John Cipollina* - Quicksilver Messenger Service
    65. Kenny Wayne Shepherd - Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
    66. Steve Cropper - Booker T. & MG's/Stax sessions
    67. Adrian Belew - King Crimson
    68. Joe Bonamassa - Solo
    69. Steve Lukather - Toto, Solo
    70. Jerry Garcia* - Grateful Dead
    71. Joe Perry - Aerosmith
    72. Prince - Prince & The Revolution
    73. Kim Mitchell - Max Webster, Solo
    74. Adrian Smith - Iron Maiden
    75. Dave Murray - Iron Maiden
    76. Neil Young - Buffalo Springfield, CSNY, Solo
    77. Billy Gibbons - ZZ Top
    78. Tony MacAlpine - Solo
    79. Mike McCready - Pearl Jam
    80. Adam Jones - Tool
    81. Gary Hoey - Solo
    82. Leslie West - Mountain, Solo
    83. Peter Frampton - Humble Pie, Frampton's Camel, Solo
    84. Dick Dale - Del-Tones
    85. Vito Bratta - White Lion
    86. Mickey "Guitar" Baker - 50's sessions/ Mickey & Sylvia
    87. John Frusciante - Red Hot Chili Peppers
    88. Ronnie Montrose - Montrose, Edgar Winter Group
    89. Mick Ronson* - David Bowie, Solo
    90. Roy Buchanan* - Solo
    91. Warren Haynes - Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule
    92. Vinnie Moore - Alice Cooper, Solo
    93. Robbie Krieger - Doors, Solo
    94. Chris DeGarmo - Queensryche
    95. Jake E. Lee - RATT, Cutting Crew, Ozzy, Badlands, Solo
    96. Glen Tipton - Judas Priest
    97. Joe Walsh - James Gang, Eagles, Solo
    98. K.K. Downing - Judas Priest
    99. Eddie Hazel* - Funkadelic
    100. Alex Skolnick - Testament

    Note that this is of Rock only. they have an all-genre one too.


 

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