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post 1522643581 10-14-2017, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
lmao, Ok some new guitarist can diddle his fingers faster really fast....who cares lol. That's not what made Hendrix the GOAT rock pioneer, if you haven't gotten it by now it means you are a jive ass square.
if youre gonna use that argument Floyd, King Crimson, amd ELP were more revolutionary than hendrix ever was.
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Santana>Hendrix
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
if youre gonna use that argument Floyd, King Crimson, amd ELP were more revolutionary than hendrix ever was.
not in the same way; as far as a single person having as much influence in music is concerned he is up there with Satchmo or Muddy. Can never be overrated.
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No Randy Rhoads??? Dude was a magician and died at 25.....What could have been.. Nuno Bettancourt was amazing too
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
Santana>Hendrix
you stupid. his solos are basic.
post 1522658901 10-15-2017, 01:05 AM
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Eddie Hazel>>>>Hendrix
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post 1522658911 10-15-2017, 01:05 AM
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Hendrix said that Terry Kath was the best guitarist he had ever seen
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post 1522659331 10-15-2017, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted By deft0nes⏩
You think he's overrated, but you don't even play guitar. You don't know jack chit about music. Hendrix was a genius, creatively he was years beyond the mainstream at the time.
Oh I know all about the Pentatonic/blues scale garbage he played. I do play guitar and I'll take Andy Timmons, Michael Lee Firkins, Nick Johnson, SRV, Eric Johnson etc over him ( I literally could go on for days with more creative players)

Creatively he did nothing new, look at it musically, not what his engineer Eddie Kramer was doing. brb some I IV V progressions omg really pushing that blues form FUKKIN LOL. Pseudo musician fanboys like yourself :"omg but what about when he was adding the major 6th to his soloing omg he invented dorian!"


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post 1522659401 10-15-2017, 01:21 AM
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I actually agree with OP, this goes with 90% of musicians back in the day. Nowadays musicians are more talented since there's a technical side as well. As technology advances musicians advance. Chit, even a 10yr old can download music software and compose a better melody than Mozart did with his keyboard. Music is made differently now and takes a lot more than just playing an instrument.
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Originally Posted By FannySkelper⏩
Oh I know all about the Pentatonic/blues scale garbage he played. I do play guitar and I'll take Andy Timmons, Michael Lee Firkins, Nick Johnson, SRV, Eric Johnson etc over him ( I literally could go on for days with more creative players)

Creatively he did nothing new, look at it musically, not what his engineer Eddie Kramer was doing. brb some I IV V progressions omg really pushing that blues form FUKKIN LOL. Pseudo musician fanboys like yourself :"omg but what about when he was adding the major 6th to his soloing omg he invented dorian!"


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Your logic is flawed. What he was doing at the time was new. It is isn't uncommon for chord progressions to be recycled, this happens all the time. The entire blues genre uses the same chord progressions as its foundation, and the musicians who use the progression aren't "garbage" and uninspired.

Hendrix influenced the style of many musicians, you listen to today. Don't be a pretentious cun t
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Originally Posted By PovertyGainstm⏩
Your logic is flawed. What he was doing at the time was new. It is isn't uncommon for chord progressions to be recycled, this happens all the time. The entire blues genre uses the same chord progressions as its foundation. People who use the progression aren't "garbage" and uninspired.

Hendrix influenced the style of many musicians, you listen to today.
He played overdriven blues just like Clapton, Gibbons, Page etc he was one of many.

Can anyone give me one example of what he did that was new at the time?
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Originally Posted By PovertyGainstm⏩
Your logic is flawed. What he was doing at the time was new. It is isn't uncommon for chord progressions to be recycled, this happens all the time. The entire blues genre uses the same chord progressions as its foundation, and the musicians who use the progression aren't "garbage" and uninspired.

Hendrix influenced the style of many musicians, you listen to today. Don't be a pretentious cun t
So did black sabbath but i dont see everyone jocking Tony Iommis nuts. Hendrix wasnt anything special.even if you search all people say is he was innovative, no reasons, just that hes innovative. All he did was use a wah and distortion which at the time was uncommon but still not something he created, he just helped popularize it. He didnt change the way people play guitar like van halen or someone modern like Tosin Abasi. he didnt make a new genre Like Sabbath did. Hes a case of someone who died at their peak and was immortalized through his fans and thats why hes considered great. Its like a death halo effect. Look at Nirvana or Pantera. Same chit.
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Adding Mustaine to the GOAT discussion. Dude can play anything, and has written some of the best thrash riffs/ riffs in general... which he plays flawlessly live while singing.
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youre all idiots. There's no GOAT when it comes to musicianship. It doesn't work that way. It's about the effect a persons playing has on you. My fav guitarist is daron malakian but most people think he is terrible
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
So did black sabbath but i dont see everyone jocking Tony Iommis nuts. Hendrix wasnt anything special.
You smoking crack? Iommi better than Hendrix? lol

you can't even stay on this thread now. making my lung hurt
post 1522660951 10-15-2017, 02:08 AM
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He was an icon and revolutionized solo guitar

The hippie era was a turning point for rock music

Let me see you play guitar upside down and compose tunes for generations to come

All the guitarist you mention look up to him because he was the goat for his time
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Originally Posted By PovertyGainstm⏩
You smoking crack? Iommi better than Hendrix? lol

you can't even stay on this thread now. making my lung hurt
I dont think he was better than hendrix. What im saying is he made a larger impact on the future of music than hendrix. He basically founded metal. He innovated and did something that hadnt been done before.
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
Idont think he was better than hendrix. What im saying is he made a larger impact on the future of music than hendrix. Hebasically founded metal. He innovated and did something that hadnt been done before.
you even listen to Black Sabbath?

contradicting yourself

stop trolling
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Originally Posted By PovertyGainstm⏩
you even listen to Black Sabbath?

stop trolling
Black sabbath and deep purple were part of the first wave of heavy metal. It started with them and evolved from there. How is that in any way trolling?

Also i didnt contradict myself. Everyone states hendrix is great because he was innovative, i disagree. I think hendrix as a guitar player is better than Iommi, but i think Iommi and sabbath did more for the future of music and had a bigger impact.
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
Black sabbath and deep purple were part of the first wave of heavy metal. It started with them and evolved from there. How is that in any way trolling?
No, it started with Hendrix and tracks like Voodoo Child (Slight Return). They, as well as almost any other prominent guitarist, were clearly influenced by Hendrix. You're making some pretty ignorant claims here boyo.
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Just lmao@ any guitarist that doesn't release a masterpiece of technical and musical mastery at the age of 17 and then get a neurodegenerative disease a few years later than renders them incapable of moving one muscle in their body but still creates insane music in their mind and then makes it reality with their fuking eyes...

Also didn't read thread but i bet it's people saying Hendrix was more creative and had more feel, but remember that you can be creative and still be technical, those two go together very well and the technical window is very, very low for guitarists like Slash, Hendrix, Jimmy page etc
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Originally Posted By SwimToTheMoon⏩
Just lmao@ any guitarist that doesn't release a masterpiece of technical and musical mastery at the age of 17 and then get a neurodegenerative disease a few years later than renders them incapable of moving one muscle in their body but still creates insane music in their mind and then makes it reality with their fuking eyes...

Also didn't read thread but i bet it's people saying Hendrix was more creative and had more feel, but remember that you can be creative and still be technical, those two go together very well and the technical window is very, very low for guitarists like Slash, Hendrix, Jimmy page etc
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Originally Posted By SwimToTheMoon⏩
Just lmao@ any guitarist that doesn't release a masterpiece of technical and musical mastery at the age of 17 and then get a neurodegenerative disease a few years later than renders them incapable of moving one muscle in their body but still creates insane music in their mind and then makes it reality with their fuking eyes...

Also didn't read thread but i bet it's people saying Hendrix was more creative and had more feel, but remember that you can be creative and still be technical, those two go together very well and the technical window is very, very low for guitarists like Slash, Hendrix, Jimmy page etc
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I had a dream Jimi Hendrix came back to life. Everyone rejoiced, but it was short-lived for he wanted nothing to do with the guitar. He told people that his real passion was baking. Nobody believed him. The world turned against him. So, he opened up a small, comfortable bakery off of 112th and Amsterdam. He was very flamboyant, but made the best pastries and cakes. The smells were intoxicating. The colors of the fruit filling in the blintz were so vivid. The tastes were the most delicious. More delicious than anything that you could imagine. Jimi had done it. Slowly over time, he built his business up, franchised it and he won back the hearts of those that had hated him.
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
So did black sabbath but i dont see everyone jocking Tony Iommis nuts. Hendrix wasnt anything special.even if you search all people say is he was innovative, no reasons, just that hes innovative. All he did was use a wah and distortion which at the time was uncommon but still not something he created, he just helped popularize it. He didnt change the way people play guitar like van halen or someone modern like Tosin Abasi. he didnt make a new genre Like Sabbath did. Hes a case of someone who died at their peak and was immortalized through his fans and thats why hes considered great. Its like a death halo effect. Look at Nirvana orPantera.Same chit.
Huh? Pantera's reputation has not improved since Dimebag's death. Prior to 2004 Pantera was already long defunct, and had every single bit of stature as they do now.
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Huh? Pantera's reputation has not improved since Dimebag's death. Prior to 2004 Pantera was already long defunct, and had every single bit of stature as they do now.
they were big but around the time dime died all i heard about was dimebag and hes all ive heard about since. Hes a good player no doubt but again not the greatest of all time like so many claim.
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Originally Posted By deadhead6391⏩
they were big but around the time dime died all i heard about was dimebag and hes all ive heard about since. Hes a good player no doubt but again not the greatest of all time like so many claim.
Whatever you heard about him since, his reputation was exactly the same in the years before his death. For the few years before his death all I heard about was Dimebag!
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Originally Posted By Duckenheimer⏩
Whatever you heard about him since, his reputation was exactly the same in the years before his death. For the few years before his death all I heard about was Dimebag!
Wouldnt doubt it, i was in middle school at the time so I didnt hear much. By the time i started HS in 2005 thats literally all anyone talked about when anything guitar related came up. Maybe a bad example.
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Originally Posted By Duckenheimer⏩
Whatever you heard about him since, his reputation was exactly the same in the years before his death. For the few years before his death all I heard about was Dimebag!
Bullshiet brah Dimebag is one of the best examples of being over glorified because of his death.. I didn't know him until a few years later when I started playing (like 2007) but I've heard and read a chitload of people saying the same thing, after he died his popularity exploded..
I guarantee you that had Kirk Hammet died it would have been the same thing but he's known as the wah wah pentatonic abuser now lol.. Still think Hammett is a way better guitarist and songwriter than Dimebag.. All Dimebag wrote was a few good riffs and the Cemetery Gates solo which is amazing..
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