Does your Guitar make you a criminal?

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Originally Posted by AK907

Page is also overrated. My stance on Hendrix stands. He was influential, nothing more. He was a very sloppy player. Playing noise behind your back or with your teeth is just showboating and not really all that hard. Guess being a clean player only amounts for so much when you're tripping on acid at Woodstock. It was more about the experience. Now about him being good in his day, put him up against any decent bluegrass finger picker of that era. I can't stand bluegrass, but some of them boys can absolutely shred! So meh! :D :P

Another guy that puts these guys to shame is Andy McKee. Now there is some talent! Every time I watch him play I contemplate throwing my guitar away.

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Pick up a book young boy. Hendrix practically invented modern rock n' roll. Page and Plant also influence just about every player that your hear today in any type of music.

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Originally Posted by Raptor

Well. Then I'm screwed. I have a chess set that's ebony and ivory.

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Well!

You just go down to the police station right now and turn yourself in, you felon!

:D

Okay. Hendrix was sloppy, but he was still super innovative and a great emotional player who changed rock and roll forever. Although Gibson is evil, I do still have a place in my heart for them, I just think that Fender makes a better axe. Also add Don Ross to best guitarists list even though he plays acoustic. Mmmm Buddy Guy, SRV, Eric Clapton etc. strats are awesome.

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Originally Posted by Tinyballs

Pick up a book young boy. Hendrix practically invented modern rock n' roll. Page and Plant also influence just about every player that your hear today in any type of music.

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thank you