Well, it used to be
Slash for a very long time. But then I started listening to progressive rock, and found that there were many guitarists out there who are equally as capable, and even
more proficient than the man. So
John Petrucci is now the one who I would rank at the top of my list of favourite guitarists, since he is seemingly able to do simply anything with the instrument.
However, Slash will still always hold quite a special place in my heart
(cliche, sorry), and his sound and style will always appeal to me in a way that no other guitarist can achieve, not even Mr. Petrucci.
Actually, come to think of it, it really depends on what mood I'm in. If I'm feeling all pretentious and stuck up after extensive periods of prog-listening, then I'll rank Petrucci as my favourite guitarist, thanks to his technical prowess, speed, versatility, etc. But, if I'm in the mood for slightly more mindless hard rock, but with relatively thoughtful guitar solos shaped to fit each song perfectly, then I'll boost Slash back up to the top of that list.
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Originally Posted by bobber56
Whoever reads this, what are your top 5 AC/DC songs?
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"Black Ice"
"You Shook Me All Night Long" (only because it's a classic which was also heard constantly throughout my childhood.)
"Safe in New York City"
"The Honey Roll"
and probably
"Evil Walks" as well; that's a pretty cool song.
Yeah, I have quite a different opinion to most
AC/DC fans when it comes to the band's material.
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Originally Posted by bobber56
To Hell with that crap!
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See, I wasn't a huge fan of that song either at first, but when I saw them live in 2009, that song was actually one of the most enjoyable of the whole set. I'm not sure why, but hearing that song live (more so than the other songs) really brought it to life for me, and now it just seems to make sense when I listen to it. So don't be so quick to judge it; it really is quite a good rock song.