An All Prog G3 Jam

If you could choose 3 prog guitarists for a G3 jam who would they be?

I like the idea of John Petrucci and Michael Romeo in a G3 but not with Malmsteen, oh please not Malmsteen. I'd like to see Mikael Åkerfeldt in something like that but I wouldn't know who to line him up with, I really like his guitar sound, both heavy and clean.

Petrucci, Romeo and Friedman (Ex-Megadeth) would be an interesting prog metal G3

chamberry wrote: Steve Hackett David Gilmour Andy Latimer OR Robert Fripp (back in the day) Omar Rodriguez John McLaughlin One peaceful and emotional and the other just plain wierd shredding

    
Excellent choices.

EDIT: Except I would disagree with the Fripp "back in the day" comment. Have you heard his live improv's with the Projekts? They are incredible IMO. The newer Crimson is great at jamming and Fripp centainly hasn't changed.
    

Edited by FragileDT - April 30 2006 at 00:12

I guess it would be David Gilmour/Robert Fripp/Brian May it would be interesting

Prog-man wrote: - HACKETT - ROTHERY - NICK BARRETT - STEVEN WILSON - GILMOUR - LATIMER   - LIFESON - CHRIS HERIN (TILES) - JOHN MITCHELL (ARENA)   - PETRUCCI - LUCASSEN - KARL GROOM (THRESHOLD, SHADOWLAND, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN)

Great in harmonizing genres, amongst virtuous chords, in similarity's sake ...though, you pretty much take out most of our chances to not repeat any posts.


Edited by Aspiring hope - April 30 2006 at 02:27

Allan Morse (Spock's Beard) - Roine Stolt (The Flower kings) - Laurent James (Lord Of Mushrooms): some symphonic idyll, there.

John Petrucci (Dream Theater) - Johan Reinholdz (Andromeda) - Mikael Akerfeldt (Opeth): progressive metal virtuosism.

Steve Hackett (Genesis) - Steve Rothery (Marillion) - Nick Barrett (Pendragon): obvious, evolutionary chart, anyone?

Jan Akkerman (Focus) - Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple) - Alex Lifeson (Rush): canopied potential, hightened towards common status, in hard-rock riff proficiency, tinged, of course, with more creative streams.

Adam Jones (Tool) - Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) - Jim Matheos (Fates Warning): sullen preferences subsiding to technically graced somber ambiences.

Daniel Gildenglöw (Pain Of Salvation) - Arjen Lucassen (Ayreon) - Karl Groom (Threshold): mellifluously sterling shimmer, nourishing immaculately euphonious gradations of metal tones.

Luca Turilli (Rhapsody) - Steve Vai - Stéphan Forté (Adagio): Stéphan to hold the previous two's misdemeanours at bay from exacerbating techniques (Vai's, anyway).

David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) - Frank Bornemann (Eloy) - Bryan Josh (Mostly Autumn): eerie subtleties, quaintly framed across melodic transience.

Frank Camiola (Frogg Café) - Andy Latimer (Camel) - Pye Hastings (Caravan): unnerving sceneries to poise substantially harmonious consanguinity, throughout the artists' essence.

Steve Howe (Yes) - Allan Holdsworth - Brian May (Queen): tepid moods to conjure, emmergent in artful grandeur.

California Guitar Trio? (Nah)


Kind of a "Where's Waldo" pattern inlayed about some noticeable incongruities; nevertheless, an interesting array each provide to coax their flairs with.

STEVE HOWE

Well...Petrucci is an obvious choice, i would probably pick Romero or Gilmour as my second and as for the 3rd...Lifeson perhaps? maybe even Howe?

Theres plenty of combinations, there'd have to be a G3 every week if we wanted them all.

Howe, Mc Laughlin, Stolt