Who are the five best guitar shredders ever?
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1. John McLaughlin/Mahavishnu (Van Halen's bigest influence)\n2. Alan Holdsworth (Van Halen's other influence)\n3. Steve Vai (replaced Edie in Van Halen band)\n4. Joe Satriani\n5. Eric Johnson
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I have a long list.\n\nPoison, Van Halen, Steve Vai, Extreme, Green Day, My Chemical Romance, The Ramones, AC/DC, MetallicA, Queen, Pink Floyd, Boston, Bon Jovi, Skid Row, Whitesnake, KISS, Def Leppard, Scorpions, Guns N' Roses, Fall Out Boy, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Styx, Gorillaz, Dave Matthews Band, Steve Miller Band, Kansas,  The list goes on and on...
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1) Peter & Gordon\n2) Kinks\n3) Rolling Stones\n4) Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas\n5) Beau Brummels
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1. korn\n2. metallica\n3. POD \n4. a perfect circle\n5. no opinion
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1. Papa Roach\n2. My Chemical Romance\n3. Nine Inch Nails\n4. The Used\n5. Hawthorne Heights
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1.Marilyn Manson\n2 The Used\n3.Korn\n4. Linkin Park\n5.My Chemical Romance
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Well it depends from what you think as "great".However I think that Jimmy Hendrix,Carlos Santana,Joe Satriani,Steve Vai,Unguie Malsteem,Malcom Young,Slash,Kirk Hammet are some quitarist that should not be ignored,each with his unique style...
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Children of Bodom have some good stuff. However, for me, the greatest is still Jimi Hendrix! And Alexi would probably agree!
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yupp i agree the electric guitar is the best
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Another case of "Too Many Good Ones To Pick One".\n\nBut among for me:\n\n"Johnny Blade"\n"Flying High Again"\n"Dirty Women"\n"Back Street Kid"\n"Wheels of Confusion"\n"Sabbath Bloody Sabbath"\n"Killing Yourself to Live"\n"Looking For Today"
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# 7 mick thompson he's a freakin good guitarist and has the best mask out of all of the them
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I can't chose just one!!! -\n\n*Leadbelly! He was a phenomenal blues guitarist. \n\n*Stevie Ray Vaughn. The man had skills.\n\n*Robert Johnson. The deal with the devil was worth it, Bob.\n\n:)
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Van Halen...David Lee Roth was one heck of a performer.\nWhitesnake...David Coverdale was fantastic and John Sykes was a great guitarist.\nIron Maiden\nRatt\nBon Jovi\nMotley Crue\nRush\nOzzy...definately in the 80's (Randy Rhoades was one of the best guitarists and paved the way for metal by combining classical with heavy metal.)
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i play an ovation acoustic electric i like ac/dc, bon jovi g-n-r pearl jam stp alice in chains jewel and the list goes on but i really like to play my husbands songs he writes his own music and i try to play along i try to make up my own stuff to it is better than playing someone elses music all the time i actually have several guitars some were re configured for me on was a peavey that a friend turned into a cat guitar he reshaped it and even put a hole in the head for my cigarette  another was just a body the neck was broke and it was burned in a fire it now plays again and quite nicely i might add it was originally my brothers Gibson electric a 1968 i believe now it has a peavey neck i also have a 60 something 12 string framus i was told that john lennon had a framus like mine also a Kent acoustic it has soul it is really old and another acoustic electric is jay turser and lets not forget my cheapo mandolin i got from the pawn shop for 50 bucks i think that is all of my guitars so good bye
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johnny cash, no doubt about it... he was a total badass. "cocaine blues" and "folsom prison blues" are the best, but he also does a really cool cover of "rusty cage" by soundgarden. he makes it sound like he wrote it himself.
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The Killer:  Jerry Lee Lewis\n\nBig Bopper:  JP Richardson\n\nThe Boss:  Bruce Springsteen
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1. Montana - Frank Zappa\n2. Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull/Styx\n3. Pride (in the name of love) - U2\n4. Jamie's Cryin' - Van Halen\n5. No More Tears - Ozzy  Osbourne