100 greatest guitarist

[sonickteam2]

so it Richard Hell and Robert Quine the same person?  
 
   i have heard of Mr. Hell but not this Quine clown....hes better than Gilmour?

[thirsty moore]

Seeing as I'm a humble alt rocker, they really should have handed it to my main man Lee Ranaldo.

[thirsty moore]

No, Richard Hell and Robert Quine are two different people.  Was it Quine that played with Matthew Sweet?  Or was that Ivan Julian?
 
 

Originally posted by sonickteam2:
  so it Richard Hell and Robert Quine the same person?  
 
   i have heard of Mr. Hell but not this Quine clown....hes better than Gilmour?

[kosmo vinyl]

Originally posted by sonickteam2:
  so it Richard Hell and Robert Quine the same person?  
 
   i have heard of Mr. Hell but not this Quine clown....hes better than Gilmour?

robert quine was the guitarist in the voidoids, he has worked with matthew sweet, lloyd cole,  material, lou reed, tom waits and john zorn

[sonickteam2]

Ivan played with Matthew Sweet at one point, this i know.

[thirsty moore]

For allmusic told you so?

Where's Joe Jack Talcum?

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  For allmusic told you so?

me?  i dont think so.   talk to me about 90s music and i can be somewhat intelligent  

[ggw]

These record store clerks need some sort of certification exam.

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by ¿+H�?� �?ömþæÿ Ððør§?:
  Where's Joe Jack Talcum?

Dead Milkmen,
 right?
 
 do i get my fucking card back yet?

How can you trust a list that doesn't even mention Elliott Randall?
 
 Elliott is probably best known for his riveting guitar solo on "Reelin' in the Years". A solo considered by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page to be his favorite of all time.

[sonickteam2]

guess not, you didnt ask who he was....damnit i am having a busy day at work.

[kosmo vinyl]

i'm looking at allmuic and robert quine did most of the studio work for matthew sweet... i believe ivan julian, also of the voidoids, often went on the road with matthew sweet in place of quine.
 
 the editing on this list is pretty piss poor...  i'm like who the hell is 79 Cliff Gallup of the Blue Caps (1997).  turns out the Blue Caps were Gene Vincent's backing band, before i was born i might add   ,  and Cliff Gallup was a major influence of Jeff Beck.  still it would be nice if they had listed Gene Vincent or Richard Hells name in the listing.  i'll be turning in my rockabilly card today...

Originally posted by sonickteam2:
   

Originally posted by ¿+H�?� �?ömþæÿ Ððør§?:
  Where's Joe Jack Talcum?

Dead Milkmen,
 right?
 
 do i get my fucking card back yet? [/b]

Given the yellow card.  

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by ggw�?�:
  These record store clerks need some sort of certification exam.

look, most people that come in a record store cant even spell.  even if i had the wealth of information and knowledge as you and rhett, i would use it maybe once every 3 weeks. so i wouldnt really worry about it