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top 5 guitarists and bassists?

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posted by anstratdubh1979 (Member) on 2008-06-05 10:10 pm quote

Originally posted by WojBhoy:
Can't really say about drummers and bassists at this moment, I haven't given that much thought, but top 5 favourite guitarists;

1.) Edge
2.) Malcolm Jones (Runrig)
3.) Steve Lukather (Toto)
4.) Chris Rea (solo artist)
5.) Matt Bellamy


Oooooh, Matt Bellamy is quite good. I just got the new Muse Live CD/DVD. Fantastic!

posted by wangmaster (Member) on 2008-06-05 10:21 pm quote

for the record:

Drummers:
1. Chad Smith
2. Matt Sorum
3. Travis Barker
4. Larry Mullen Jr.
5. Steward Copeland

posted by dieder (Member) on 2008-06-05 10:53 pm quote

1. the edge
2. the edge
3. the edge
4. bruce springsteen
5. bono (or at least acting like he is rocking the place, and i do'nt care at all cause it makes me laugh and rock )

1. adam clayton
2. adam clayton
3. adam clayton
4. adam clayton
5. adam clayton

posted by stj0691 (Member) on 2008-06-05 10:54 pm quote

Originally posted by dieder:
1. the edge
2. the edge
3. the edge
4. bruce springsteen
5. bono (or at least acting like he is rocking the place)

1. adam clayton
2. adam clayton
3. adam clayton
4. adam clayton
5. adam clayton




posted by anstratdubh1979 (Member) on 2008-06-05 10:56 pm quote

Originally posted by wangmaster:
for the record:

Drummers:
1. Chad Smith
2. Matt Sorum
3. Travis Barker
4. Larry Mullen Jr.
5. Steward Copeland


Stewart Copeland is GREAT. How can I forgotten Stew! I saw The Police in SD a few days back... Stewart is still great!

posted by AAV711 (Member) on 2008-06-06 04:02 am quote

GUITAR
1. Jimi Hendrix
2. Pete Townshend of The Who
3. The Edge of U3
4. Matt Bellamy of Muse
5. The collective guitarists of Radiohead -- Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien and Thom Yorke

Honorable mention: Keith Richards, for his creative tunings and, of course, drunken pirate swagger

BASS
1. John Entwistle (sp?) of the Who
2. Rick Buckler of The Jam
3. Flea of RHCP
4. Sting
5. Geddy Lee of Rush

DRUMS
1. TIE Keith Moon and Larry Mullen -- their styles are both so different, each is worthy of the title of best drummer.
2. Zak Starkey
3. Ringo Starr
4. Dominic Howard of Muse
5. TIE Steve and Alan White

Honorable mention: Charlie Watts -- even at 67 he still gets an astounding sound out of his kit live.

Drums are very much a family instrument, as evidenced by the Starkeys and the Whites!




posted by AAV711 (Member) on 2008-06-06 04:12 am quote

Originally posted by dieder:

5. bono (or at least acting like he is rocking the place, and i do'nt care at all cause it makes me laugh and rock )



I must say...Bono is as much the reason I picked up a guitar as Edge! He just looks very good with a guitar, he holds it very naturally. After my first guitar lesson I realized I could play all of his guitar parts

posted by stj0691 (Member) on 2008-06-06 05:21 pm quote

Originally posted by AAV711:
GUITAR
1. Jimi Hendrix
2. Pete Townshend of The Who
3. The Edge of U3
4. Matt Bellamy of Muse
5. The collective guitarists of Radiohead -- Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien and Thom Yorke

Honorable mention: Keith Richards, for his creative tunings and, of course, drunken pirate swagger

BASS
1. John Entwistle (sp?) of the Who
2. Rick Buckler of The Jam
3. Flea of RHCP
4. Sting
5. Geddy Lee of Rush

DRUMS
1. TIE Keith Moon and Larry Mullen -- their styles are both so different, each is worthy of the title of best drummer.
2. Zak Starkey
3. Ringo Starr
4. Dominic Howard of Muse
5. TIE Steve and Alan White

Honorable mention: Charlie Watts -- even at 67 he still gets an astounding sound out of his kit live.

Drums are very much a family instrument, as evidenced by the Starkeys and the Whites!





A Who fan I suppose?

posted by AAV711 (Member) on 2008-06-06 07:42 pm quote

Originally posted by stj0691:
[..]

A Who fan I suppose?


I just watched Amazing Journey so I'm an expert on the Who jk

As a whole, they were clearly a remarkable band. As far as individual talent, they were maybe even more gifted. I'd put Roger up there as one of the greatest vocalists ever. Townshend was more than a guitarist, he was a musician, composer, innovator...Entwistle was, hands down, the greatest bassist of all time. And we all know about Mooney.

If you haven't seen it I'd definitely recommend it. Its a little expensive at $30 but worth every penny.

posted by theedge123 (Member) on 2008-06-06 11:32 pm quote

Not in order:

Guitarists:
Slash (GNR)
Dave Murray (Iron Maiden)
Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden)
Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)
Kirk Hammett (Metallica)

Bassists:
Steve Harris (Iron Maiden)
Cliff Burton (Metallica)
Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath)
Lemmy (Motörhead)
Jason Newsted (Metallica)

Drummers:
Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden)
Clive Burr (Iron Maiden)
Bill Ward (Black Sabbath)
Scott Travis (Judas Priest)
Nigel Glockler (Saxon)

A lot of the guitarists and bassists are in the same bands

posted by digitize (Member) on 2008-06-07 02:10 am quote

Guitarists:
1) Edge
2) Adam
3) Bono
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care

Drummers:
1) Larry
2) Don't Care
3) Don't Care
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care

Bassists:
1) Adam
2) Edge
3) Mike Mills
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care



posted by U2Nick (Member) on 2008-06-07 02:52 am quote

Originally posted by digitize:
Guitarists:
1) Edge
2) Adam
3) Bono
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care

Drummers:
1) Larry
2) Don't Care
3) Don't Care
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care

Bassists:
1) Adam
2) Edge
3) Mike Mills
4) Don't Care
5) Don't Care






Gutarists:
1) The Edge (If you don't know, I'll go over there and slap you)
2) George Harrison // Paul & Lennon (another 'duh'... the Beatles)
3) Brian May (Queen)
4) Billy Joe Armstrong (I got that right, right?) (Green Day)
5) Pete Townshend (The Who)

Bassists
1) Adam Clayton
He's all that matters .

Drummers
1) Larry
2) Keith Moon
They are all that matter.... wait...
2) Keith Moon


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