The discussion centers around the differences between skilled and exceptional guitarists, exploring various performances, styles, and personal opinions on notable guitarists across genres. Participants share their admiration for both famous and lesser-known guitarists, discussing techniques, sound quality, and the emotional impact of their music.
Participants generally agree on the existence of many exceptional guitarists, but there is no consensus on who should be considered the best or what qualities define a "genius" guitarist. Multiple competing views on the role of technique versus emotional expression in guitar playing remain unresolved.
Some participants note the complexity of guitar techniques and the challenges of achieving a clean sound, indicating that personal experiences and preferences heavily influence opinions on guitarists.
Readers interested in guitar playing, music performance, and the nuances of musical expression may find this discussion engaging and insightful.
A "like" seemed out of place here. But a lot of these artists had "untimely" ends. Be it accidents or suicide.pinball1970 said:
For the record I didn't actually know it had that origin, I thought it was the U rated version of "Holy sh1t, Holy cr4p."sbrothy said:
I was just as clueless if not more so!pinball1970 said:
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