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| View Poll Results: Do the "great ones" better over time? | |||
| Yes, guitar gods get better with time, like a fine wine. | | 6 | 50.00% |
| Nope, they seem to get rusty. | | 6 | 50.00% |
| Voters: 12. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| no, that has very little to do with it. |
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| I see. |
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| what the hell? |
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I just saw him in Philly. That man's guitar reeks of blues. Although he can still belt out a rock 'n roll solo at will, I will agree that he has returned to his roots of the blues which has isolated some of his fans. He is still the man. A living legend. And he is NOT wimpy. Those are fighting words. ~Fletch |
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| Dude, I saw him in concert too, he was amazing. I'm saying, songs like "Look Into My Fathers Eyes", and "Tears in Heaven". I don't like that stuff. |
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| As has been mentioned, I'm sure someone like Jimmy Page has probably got a little rusty in his playing. On the other hand, the first guitarist that comes to mind that would be as a fine wine is Robert Fripp. I'm sure that guy is always improving. |
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| I think it's most deffinitly they die off eventually. Kirk Hammet is my example. Master of Puppets back in the day 2 solos in almost all the songs and they were really fast and good...newest album...I don't know that there are any solos on the entire album. |
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Good stuff. ~FLetch |