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Poll Question: Who makes the diferrence????
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out of those Mr Ritchie Blackmoore wich has more technique than any of those combined
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I voted for Page. BTW, I think you forgot at least Mick Box. Just listen to Gypsy
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Pagey without a doubt


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Jimmy Page has all the best riffs - Whole Lotta Love, Heartbreaker, Immigrant Song, Custard Pie, The Rover, Achilles Last Stand, Kashmir, need I go on?
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Sabbath's Tony Iommi has to be the king of Riffs!!

There's more on Sabbath One than most bands use in their careers.
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Blackmore rules!!! But, as Krusty observed, if we talk about riffs perhaps the king should be Tony Iommi...
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Page's riffs are the most intense, and when you then add in the lyrics and rhythm section around them, they are the best.

Sabbath, yeah good, but Iommi is for the most part a pretty unimaginative guitarist, doesn't seem to have that artistic fire in him.

As for more excellent Page riffs: No Quarter, The Ocean, In the Evening, Trampled Underfood, Bring it on Home, Out on the Tiles, Misty Mountain Hop
"The red polygon's only desire / is to get to the blue triangle."
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Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

Sabbath, yeah good, but Iommi is for the most part a pretty unimaginative guitarist, doesn't seem to have that artistic fire in him.


WTF?

Anyway; my vote goes for Iommi without a doubt. It has been written that he wakes up in the morning and comes up with a riff, of course sarcastically, but it is amazing that the guy has invented dozens of classic riffs.
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Originally posted by Logos Logos wrote:

Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

Sabbath, yeah good, but Iommi is for the most part a pretty unimaginative guitarist, doesn't seem to have that artistic fire in him.


WTF?

Anyway; my vote goes for Iommi without a doubt. It has been written that he wakes up in the morning and comes up with a riff, of course sarcastically, but it is amazing that the guy has invented dozens of classic riffs.

I guess what I mean is this, Page would never have recorded a riff like "Iron Man," it's too mindless and plodding. It doesn't grab you, it's not sexy.

But Iommi would have and did.



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Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

I guess what I mean is this, Page would never have recorded a riff like "Smoke on the Water," it's too mindless and plodding. It doesn't grab you, it's not sexy.

But Iommi would have and did.


Get your facts straight please.

Smoke on the Water was recorded by Deep Purple.
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Originally posted by Logos Logos wrote:

Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

I guess what I mean is this, Page would never have recorded a riff like "Smoke on the Water," it's too mindless and plodding. It doesn't grab you, it's not sexy.

But Iommi would have and did.


Get your facts straight please.

Smoke on the Water was recorded by Deep Purple.

Oh yeah, sorry. I'm sorry I meant "Iron Man."

"The red polygon's only desire / is to get to the blue triangle."
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For me it has to be Ritchie. Not only for his legendary rifs with Deep Purple (smoke on the water, perfect strangers, black night...) but also for his magnificent riff work on Rainbow.
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Tony Iommi,

I was listening to the album Sabbath Bloody Sabbath the other day. Without
a doubt one of the most Riff heavy pieces of music ever.
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Blackmore.
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Originally posted by bluetailfly bluetailfly wrote:

Oh yeah, sorry. I'm sorry I meant "Iron Man."


Well what applies to Iron Man applies to the whole album Paranoid - masterpiece.
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Points: 28427 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 04 2005 at 18:40
Blackmore, with Page close second. DP and LZ are my top non-prog bands
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Points: 184 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 04 2005 at 19:07
No one in that list, that is for sure. However of that list Tony Iommi.

If you want the king of riffs look no further than Uwe Lulis fromerly of Grave Digger.
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how can anyone compete with Iommi? So many great riffs, incredible...
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