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Originally Posted by llamaRider Sum 41!!!! |
Their only albums worth listening to are their first and second. Their second is better because its less pop. Their third was just trying to please the corrupting alternative scene. And their fourth is well, their first album but shitty. Although they have some good material, its not great. Although they are one of the more Punk and less posery Pop-Punk bands.
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Originally Posted by Grungekid Absolutely NOT. Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmi Hendrix, and Les Paul were not metal musicians, and they're just the popular virtuosos. (Actually, few people know who Les Paul is, these days. He's better than most of the rock/metal musicians I've seen, and without him, there wouldn't be anyone else to compete with) Metal musicians just tap a lot and play fast, not necessarilly creatively or musically. Page is pretty good, but other than that, they get really boring after a while. |
You can't forget the Blues guitarists, the Jazz guitarists (like Django Reinhardt, google him, he could only use 2 of his fingers, and he would shred), and the blues influenced Rock guitarists. I didn't mean creatively or musically, I just meant in terms of pure technical skill. But there are certainly a handful of Metal guitarists who are skilled musically as well as technically (John Petrucci, Michael Romeo...). Just like most guitar based styles.