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  1. SickThing

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    Stevie Ray Vaughn aaaaaand Bruce Kulick.

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    I got the right day, got the wrong week
    I get paid for just being a freak
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  3. Glamrockerfs

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    Slash, Warren DeMartini, Akira Takasaki, Michael Schenker, Jake E. Lee, Adrian Vandenberg, George Lynch

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  4. Minnigh

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    Randy Rhoads number 1 then it would have to be Eddie van Halen and Eric Clapton.

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  5. TDePaul1313

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    I have tons of faves!
    Randy Rhoads,ACE,EVH,Mick Mars,Keth & Ronnie,Lynch,DeMartini,Traci Guns,Johnny Thunders,Stacey Blades, Andy McCoy & Nasty Suicide,John 5,Jason Becker,Marty Friedman,Nuno,Paul Gilbert,Bruce Bouillet,Joe Perry, & Robert Johnson......I'm sure I can go on & on. But I'm gonna stop there!

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  6. defleppfreak

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    Not really glam but.....
    Dave Mustaine!!!!

    http://www.myspace.com/rockercutiebh
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  7. Shaggzilla

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    My big three:

    1. Randy Rhoads
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    2. George Lynch

    3. Chris Holmes
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  8. Mtlonghair

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    Clapton, Randy Rhodes, Nuno Bentancourt, Eddie Van Halen, Brian May... it's a huge list and a tough job. Fortunately, these days, not too many guitar gods out there. Mr. White & Scott H. Birham and stand up.

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  9. klf1018

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    I have way to many :)
    RANDY RHOADS.
    Yngwie Malmsteen.
    Gus G.
    Vinnie Vincent.
    Steve Vai.
    George Lynch.
    Eddie Van Halen.
    Tony Macalpine.

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  10. metalrulesall

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    do any of you guys like michial angelo from nitro....i think he fuckin rules !...hes the only person ive heard of that can play both right and left handed guitar...plus he invented the quad guitar type thing u see in the freight train video

    " into the flood again same old trip it was back then "
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  11. klf1018

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    Michael angelo is good, he does this one really wicked tribute to Randy Rhoads...you gotta search it up dude.. :)

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  12. Shaggzilla

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    "Michael angelo is good, he does this one really wicked tribute to Randy Rhoads...you gotta search it up dude.. :) "
    - klf1018

    The album that he does the Crazy Train instrumental is pretty cool. He does an instrumental of Dream On and few other cool songs.

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  14. klf1018

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    That's pretty awesome, I love the way he did that unlike how Malmsteen killed Crowley.. the vocals were good but Randy's guitar is so much better.. well personally to me, because I know the story behind Randy and the lead he plays and I'm sure you do too.

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  15. Shaggzilla

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    "That's pretty awesome, I love the way he did that unlike how Malmsteen killed Crowley.. the vocals were good but Randy's guitar is so much better.. well personally to me, because I know the story behind Randy and the lead he plays and I'm sure you do too."
    - klf1018

    George Lynch did a cool version of Mr. Crowley that I kind of enjoy. I think its on the will work for food album. He covered a few more songs on that album too. Its a sweet Album I like the two songs he did with oni logan too, especially love in your eyes, the solo is really awesome.

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  16. klf1018

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    I listened to it.. It's pretty good, I liked it better than the Malmsteen cover. :) I also found Lynch doing a hendrix all along the watch tower cover. Have you heard it?

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  17. ace101

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    EDDIE VAN FUCKIN HALEN END OF.

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  18. metalrulesall

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    eddie van halen is a pionner...one of the very best

    " into the flood again same old trip it was back then "
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  19. ace101

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    Your right metalrules all. The list is endless.So is this love,Runnin' with the devil, Hot for teacher, Unchained, Mean streets, Everbody wants, and ready wait for it eruption. Every 80's guitarist owes him big time.

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  20. Retroman

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    Too many to mention - Nuno Bettencourt, Yngwie Malmsteen, George Lynch, Jake E Lee and Vito Bratta spring to mind and I always liked the riffs and solos from Doro Pesch's band 'Warlock'. Oh yeah and the Skid Row guys.

    Again the choice of guitar sound is as important to me as the actual playing...

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  21. Shaggzilla

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    "I listened to it.. It's pretty good, I liked it better than the Malmsteen cover. :) I also found Lynch doing a hendrix all along the watch tower cover. Have you heard it?"
    - klf1018

    I've heard it, its not bad. I was never really that big on Hendrix but its a good cover. I love a lot of Lynch's music, I like the song he did with Tony MacAlpine, Tears of Sahara and Love In Your Eyes he did with Lynch Mob that was released on the Will work for Food album. I love No Bed Of Roses that he did on Wicked Sensation, the solo is really killer. Have you heard Love In Your Eyes yet? I should get you a link to that song.

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  22. klf1018

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    Yep, I've heard those. I like Hendrix, but he's probably a bit over-rated in my opinion.. But Tony MacAlpine is one of my favorites, and he and Lynch together are amazing.

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  23. Shaggzilla

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    "Yep, I've heard those. I like Hendrix, but he's probably a bit over-rated in my opinion.. But Tony MacAlpine is one of my favorites, and he and Lynch together are amazing."
    - klf1018

    I saw Tony MacAlpine, Steve Vai, & Billy Sheehan when they came together on Vai's tour about 3 years ago. They came to the house of blues in Cleveland. It was a great show and the talent that those 3 have is amazing. Vai was great, he took someones cell phone from the audience asked the person why they weren't at his show, then proceeded to tell the guy on the phone that Joe Satriani sends a personal invitation to his show the next time he was in town! Vai has a lot of personality, he really kept the show fun.

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  25. ace101

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    other than evh there's slash, mab, reb beach, the orignal shredder ricthie blackmore, and here's one none of you problably know ry cooder.

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  26. klf1018

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    "

    "Yep, I've heard those. I like Hendrix, but he's probably a bit over-rated in my opinion.. But Tony MacAlpine is one of my favorites, and he and Lynch together are amazing."
    - klf1018

    I saw Tony MacAlpine, Steve Vai, & Billy Sheehan when they came together on Vai's tour about 3 years ago. They came to the house of blues in Cleveland. It was a great show and the talent that those 3 have is amazing. Vai was great, he took someones cell phone from the audience asked the person why they weren't at his show, then proceeded to tell the guy on the phone that Joe Satriani sends a personal invitation to his show the next time he was in town! Vai has a lot of personality, he really kept the show fun."
    - Shaggzilla

    Ha! Wow, I haven't been on here in forever..
    but that's pretty cool. Vai seems to be a preety cool guy.
    I thought it was great when the guys from That Metal Show were talking to him about Satriani being in Chickenfoot and he goes "Well Roth used to be in Van Halen and Joe and I seem to be attached at the hip, maybe we should get together and form Cockhead and go on tour with Chicken Foot."

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  27. rachael

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    you know who my fave is so i shouldnt need to mention it.

    no future for me!
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  28. CrueChick

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    Mick Mars, Slash, George Lynch, Eddie Van Halen, CC Deville.... :)

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  29. Thiez

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    hmm let's see..
    George Lynch, Jake E. Lee, Zakk Wylde, Jason Becker, Marty friedman

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  30. Sparkii Silver

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    Rory Gallagher is my all time favourite, I have loads of respect for Vai and Malsteen for the playing and Jimmy Page and Slash for the cool factor, c'mon guys, half of playing guitar is looking the part.

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  31. Rocknrolljunky

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    CC Deville and Mick Mars

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  32. rachael

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    johnny lima is a good dude

    no future for me!
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  33. Thiez

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    been to ace frehley and that was fucking awesome!

    also like vivian cambell (played in dio on the holy diver album and now plays in def leppard)

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