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Poll Question: What’s the best prog rock guitarist?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
3 [2.65%]
17 [15.04%]
22 [19.47%]
2 [1.77%]
0 [0.00%]
43 [38.05%]
2 [1.77%]
14 [12.39%]
10 [8.85%]
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Anybody is complaining so...

Where's Petrucci???

Where's Latimer???

Poor poll. I chose the great Lifeson, follow by Gilmour. But a guitar prog poll without Petrucci and Latimer isn't a real guitarrist poll.
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Poor Syd looked lonely without a vote...

Of course, he was a horrible guitarist...
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No Hackett?!?! And also no Latimer or Petrucci. Sure, this is redundant,
but come on.
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mmm can be Howe or Fripp...


ok, Howe, but why is not Petrucci in the list?

Oh yes, and Hackett to.


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Definitely Fripp with Alex Lifeson second...  Steve Howe would probably be third.
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 26 2006 at 03:48
Steve Howe, then Gilmour, Lifeson and Barre. Hackett should have been there, though. Fripp and Zappa are both great, but I prefer a different approach.
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Very close between Howe and Gilmour. For my taste David's guitar-play does a bit more for me, so I give him my vote.

But m.r.: Where is Hackett, Petrucci and Latimer on your list?

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I agree that Andy Latimer and Steve Hackett should be included, but what about John McLoughlin? And Steve Vai has many prog dimensions, too. And don't leave out Todd Rundgren.
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Gilmour love the guitar on Echoes
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Do agree thet Stave Hackett should be there though!
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Me (not "Winter Wine's "me")
Steve Hackett
Steve Rothery
Mirek Gil
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Hackett or Howe
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Originally posted by R_DeNIRO R_DeNIRO wrote:

Anybody is complaining so...

Where's Petrucci???

Where's Latimer???

Poor poll. I chose the great Lifeson, follow by Gilmour. But a guitar prog poll without Petrucci and Latimer isn't a real guitarrist poll.

I chose LIFESON as well, but where's the great, underrated HACKETT?
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The one and only Steve Howe.

Steve Hackett should be on the list and should get a lot of votes.
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How is it possible that Gilmour beats Fripp in a guitarist poll?!?!?! Peopleeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!
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Points: 6336 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2006 at 10:11
Originally posted by sbrushfan sbrushfan wrote:

Originally posted by R_DeNIRO R_DeNIRO wrote:

Anybody is complaining so...

Where's Petrucci???

Where's Latimer???

Poor poll. I chose the great Lifeson, follow by Gilmour. But a guitar prog poll without Petrucci and Latimer isn't a real guitarrist poll.

I chose LIFESON as well, but where's the great, underrated HACKETT?


Underrated? have you seen all replys asking for him?
But...where is McLaughlin????
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Points: 77 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2006 at 23:48
David Gilmour or Robert Fripp.....I always say Robert Fripp, because of
"Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part I", or "Fracture", but then I'm reminded of
"Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts I-IV", "Dogs", and "Time"
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I voted Howe...

I don't even like DT but Petrucci should have made the list, his solos floor me every time.

And as much as I love Tool, I would never say Adam Jones is the best prog guitarist, I mean I have been playing guitar less than a year and I have yet to come across an AJ riff I couldn't play... its mostly drop D power chords.
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Points: 272 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 21 2006 at 01:12
Well...out of that list I'd choose Steve Howe but I still think Hacket (who of which is missing) is the best progressive-rock guitarist.
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