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Either Eric Clapton or Anne-Sophie Mutter
Who is the most talented musician alive?
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Hard to say. Maybe Pat Metheny.
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Fela Kuti...played lots of instruments, sang and had some 20 wives...that's talent.
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That's exactly who I thought of when I saw the thread title. Awesome live too.
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That's exactly who I thought of when I saw the thread title. Awesome live too.
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Prince is great.
and has an AWESOME band
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Prince is great.
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Thom Yorke.
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Thanks a lot for the recommendation, I'm just got an album of his and it's fantastic!
| Originally Posted by userlander /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hard to say. Maybe Pat Metheny. |
Thanks a lot for the recommendation, I'm just got an album of his and it's fantastic!
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Hillary Hahn -- my second favorite violinist of all time, and favorite living one.
Neil Peart -- greatest drummer ever -- yes, still.
Can't really compare the two, so I'll just mention them both.
Honorable mention to Steven Wilson, yes.
Buckethead -- while I'm a huge fan, he really needs an editor. He doesn't need to put out a record every single time he touches a guitar string. Cuckoo Clocks from Hell was an exercise in wankiness, I couldn't even finish listening to it. I refuse to buy anything from him without hearing it first anymore.
Neil Peart -- greatest drummer ever -- yes, still.
Can't really compare the two, so I'll just mention them both.
Honorable mention to Steven Wilson, yes.
Buckethead -- while I'm a huge fan, he really needs an editor. He doesn't need to put out a record every single time he touches a guitar string. Cuckoo Clocks from Hell was an exercise in wankiness, I couldn't even finish listening to it. I refuse to buy anything from him without hearing it first anymore.
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Grab tales from the hudson if you're into the whole jazz thing. _GREAT_ album with metheny + brecker
| Originally Posted by lifesundeath /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks a lot for the recommendation, I'm just got an album of his and it's fantastic! |
Grab tales from the hudson if you're into the whole jazz thing. _GREAT_ album with metheny + brecker
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Derek Trucks has my vote...
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I like David Gilmour, Dax Riggs and Steven Wilson
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Anybody from the Yes - Fragile original lineup, Squire and Wakeman especially...
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