Any good music advice?

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Originally Posted by slipnslide087

michael bolton, kenny g, alanis morsette, the used, new found glory, blink 182, smashing pumpkins, ja rule, fat joe, p diddy, ashlee simpson, aaron carter. wait is it just me or do all those people SUCKASS

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Fat joe isn't that bad. He's got a couple good songs (My lifestyle (remix), My perogative, don cartagena, here's a little story).

I didn't like lean back at all, but I don't think Joey Crack deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Ja Rule.

Where's the love for JOE COCKER?!

"Ah went DOWWN to SAINT JAAAMES InFIRMARY"

*glug glug cough wheeze*

i think i always see them 2 together on mtv yo

lol yeah they had that one song together when Joey took his shirt off on MTV.

And that new york song isn't bad, but Ja is definately a diva.

oh ok

For far out guitar try Steve Tibbetsuntitled1976-obscure...YR1988-ECM...Northern Song1982-ECM........acoustic guitar w/processing

Well Mellow, its nice to hear of a fellow guitarist. I like basically all the music you mentioned besides for Joe satriani and yngwie...theyre a little too gay for my taste, I mean their phenominal virtuosa's, but I dont like em. Ive been playing of blues, I suggest you try-its good for learning to build kick ass rock and roll solo's. I suggest you check out the roots of rock guitar like zep and acdc, and listen to some Robert Johnson, Django rienhart(was in an accident and his pinkie and ring finger were fused together into like a flipper finger lol, but he was great), buddy guy, Muddy Waters, Robert Cray, the good old stuff. But mainly dude....dont play what you learn like a techi guitarist, play what you feel man, if it feels right, it is right.

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Originally Posted by sugarmagnolia

yep. Gotta love when they go Dark Star>St. Stephen> the Eleven

if only I were born a lot earlier i could have experienced that..... oh well. luckily we got live recordings.

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Indeed.

But check out some Quicksilver Messenger Service. John Cippolina is one of my favorite guitarists. Also, Mike Bloomfield.

And of course all the greats aformentioned such has Floyd, Hendrix, The Allman Brothers.

Rock on.

Steely Dan!!!!!!! :)

I'm going to give you guys the benefit of the doubt and pretend you did mention Led Zeppelin and I just missed it. I'm a guitarist myself and Jimmy Page continues to baffle me. Also, singing is my first love, and Robert Plant is one of the most amazing vocalists I've ever heard. And as a cohesive unit, the band is just amazing - so polished. Along with the Beatles and Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin is one of my favorite bands - a stoner standard!