Slowhand

Crazy Train would be my vote, Iron Man maybe? Sabotage by the Beastie Boys is Good, as is Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins, McFearless by the Kings of Leon, Move by Thousand Foot Krutch, Bodies by Drowning Pool...

If we're talking Queen, I'm more of a fan of "Killer Queen" myself, the middle of that song has some handy May guitaring in there. Sweet Child O' Mine, Slash in all his glory. Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughn. Little Wing by Jimi.

Okay, then maybe we should shift the argument to who had the more impressive body of work, or who was more of an infulence on rock and roll.

Who is better?

I'm sorry, but I have to do it. My friend and I got in an argument today, and I have to know what the songfacts faithful think. This argument needs no introduction, simply: The Stones or the Beatles? Who's better?

And that, is why you can call me Slowhand. :guitar:

Family Reunion by Blink 182

Green Day did not kill rock Farin! ... they did make it easier for some bands to follow in their footsteps and try, but THEY did not.

I have about 2000 mp3's, for about 5 days worth of music, and it's probably about half legal.

Less Than Jake, Goldfinger, Mest, Cake ... that's about as ska as I get, but I like it. Good call on the Long Beach Dub All-Stars too, that's basically Sublime without Brad Newell right?

I'm in the Mellow Gold camp myself, it's the best I've heard.

Keep in mind, these are just guitarists you really enjoy or appreicate, not ones you think are technially sound or can play amazing. I listed Tom Petty as one of mine, not because he revolutionized guitar or anything, but because I just really enjoy his guitar work. It's nothing I couldn't play if I practiced a day or two (and I'm below average at best) but I just love it...

Touche.

By saying it's not a sport I'm not saying it's easy, I know I couldn't do it, but it's not a sport.

Brain Stew is their best tune, IMO. Just catchy...