The Misfits weren't really that good.

There, I said it.

It's also the GM's opinion that Stolarz is better off getting more AHL experience since only played 36 games total last year.
- Feanor

could also be his opinion he doesn't think he is ready for the nhl and doesn't trust him. Didn't he allude to that by saying he isn't comfortable with him and neivirth or something to thaty effect?

either way neither you or I know what his reasoning was/is at this time. all specualtion

The Misfits weren't really that good.

There, I said it.
- jmatchett383

They were not. I enjoy them but way overhyped but made a the $$ with loyal following.

Off-topic, but I'm employing your post reading (or post skipping) techniques, and I find myself getting much less infuriated the past few days.
- jmatchett383

And then there is Tommy Emmanuel, who I will NEVER be able to play like. The guy blows my mind. He does things that leave me agape.


- MBFlyerfan

Oh hell yeah, he's is freaking out of this world!

I am not even one of those Pink Floyd people, but I love David Gilmour. Gives me all the feels
- YuenglingJagr

Gilmour is an all time favorite.

There are a bunch of guys who make me stop and listen whenever I hear them.

Trower, Lifeson, Beck, Keef Richards, Duane Allman... I'm sure I'm only missing about 50 fantastic guitarists whose playing I admire, but its early and my brain is still not functioning at peak (ha!) efficiency.

Needs more Gilmour

I also can't stand musicians who inject their political beliefs into the show at a concert. Whether I agree with them or not. I paid to hear your songs, not your politics. Shut up and play!
- MJL

THIS!!!

Needs more Gilmour
- Giroux_Is_God

He, along with Brian May, just make everything they play sound so friggin smooth. I love their sound.

I've been thinking of doing my own top 10 list a la BiggE. He's insired me.

Top 10 sax players of all time:

1. Big Man
2. Raf Ravenscroft
3-10. ???

He, along with Brad May, just make everything they play sound so friggin smooth. I love their sound.
- BiggE

No one bends like Gilmour imo

My favorite guitarists in no particular order. Well, except the top 2.....

Alex Lifeson
David Gilmour
Brian May
Michael Gurley (dada)
Mike Einziger (Incubus)
Eric Clapton
George Harrison
Chris DeGarmo (Queensryche)
Jerry Cantrell
Tommy Emmanuel
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmy Page

No one bends like Gilmour imo
- Giroux_Is_God

He's one of the best, no question.

I also can't stand musicians who inject their political beliefs into the show at a concert. Whether I agree with them or not. I paid to hear your songs, not your politics. Shut up and play!
- MJL

I can get into it when you're speaking to a room of 300 people about trying to be a positive influence in the world. But when you're using a stadium venue as a way to press your world views on people, I agree.

I've been thinking of doing my own top 10 list a la BiggE. He's insired me.

Top 10 sax players of all time:

1. Big Man
2-10. ???
- Giroux_Is_God

ftfy

But can he?

...

Get it? Hackett? Hack-it? Guys?








I'll show myself out.
- jmatchett383

Yes please do! LOL
Yes he could Hackett and walked away from Genesis before they turned into the Phil Collins pure pop crap fest.
How much money did HE leave on the table?

He, along with Brad May, just make everything they play sound so friggin smooth. I love their sound.
- BiggE

Brian May is probably the most underrated guitar player who ever lived.

My favorite guitarists in no particular order. Well, except the top 2.....

Alex Lifeson
David Gilmour
Michael Gurley (dada)
Mike Einziger (Incubus)
Eric Clapton
George Harrison
Chris DeGarmo (Queensryche)
Jerry Cantrell
Tommy Emmanuel
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmy Page
- MBFlyerfan

My boy from Dada with Carpal tunnel right?

They're a good band. Huge post '66 Beatles sound

My favorite guitarists in no particular order. Well, except the top 2.....

Alex Lifeson
David Gilmour
Michael Gurley (dada)
Mike Einziger (Incubus)
Eric Clapton
George Harrison
Chris DeGarmo (Queensryche)
Jerry Cantrell
Tommy Emmanuel
Jimi Hendrix
Jimmy Page
- MBFlyerfan

So hard to pick 10, but here goes, and like your list, in no particular order:
Jimmy Hendrix
Jimmy Page
Jeff Beck
Al Dimeola
Alex Lifeson
Steve Howe
David Gilmour
Eric Clapton
Brian May
Stevie Ray Vaughan

I've also listened to those old school recordings of Les Paul playing on his albums and that poop is the tits

My boy from Dada with Carpal tunnel right?

They're a good band. Huge post '66 Beatles sound
- Giroux_Is_God

yeah, he just has such a jangly strat sound and is so creative...

ftfy
- jmatchett383

Bobby Keyes was a great one, played on most of the Stones early to mid 70s classics.

Brian May is probably the most underrated guitar player who ever lived.
- MBFlyerfan

Brian May is probably the most underrated guitar player who ever lived.
- MBFlyerfan

I don't know who that is. And as far as fairly well-known guitarists, you're probably right.

But I think the most underrated guitarist of all-time is some guy you've never heard of who lived in a town no one ever heard of who played with musicians so poor that they couldn't even get signed to the closest independent record label. He now probably works as a plumber or some poop.

I've also listened to those old school recordings of Les Paul playing on his albums and that poop is the tits
- Giroux_Is_God

He was something, wasn't he?