Top 100 guitar songs

[Soja]

I really wish they'd put Johnny B. Goode in Rock Band already.

[m00p]

A rolling stone song number 5

How creative

[Daytman]

A rolling stone song number 5

How creative

Led Zepplin top 10. How creative.

[WhiffleBallTony]

Yet another ****ty list by Rolling Stone. Their reviewers have absolutely no clue what they're talking about. Honestly, they gave The Number of the Beast a 2 1/2 out of 5 stars rating.

[m00p]

I dont know, but "Jessica" should be at least top 10. If even 20!!

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[partyboydanial]

100% lame list. I'd probably change the position of everything on there and cut about 90 of those songs. Chuck B. Goode? I'm sorry, but that song is in my beginners guitar book, and it's not even that difficult or catchy. Idk, maybe it's just because it's not my type of music, but I honestly don't think it's that good of a song at all.

/flameshield

u miss the point of Johnny B. Goode its one of the best guitar songs ever, because its the original guitar. Chuck Berry is the Grandfather of guitarist, and Johnny B. Goode is his song. and besides that how can u say its not catchy.

[ActionJackson]

I actually don't have a problem with Johnny B. Goode at number 1, because it was so influential and remains a timeless piece. As for the rest of the list...about 60 songs should be nowhere near a best-guitar list.

[res0gd01]

3 words.
CLIFFS OF DOVER!!!

[WingsOfSteel]

This is more about influence and impact than intricacy.

Pretty cliche list, but there were a few good surprises, like 1969 by the Stooges at 35.