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I forgot to mention Carl Wilson.

Man, I love this site!

Robert Johnson
Elmore James
Hubert Sumlin
Keith Richards
Hendrix
Beatles
Page
Neil Young
Tony Iommi
John Fogerty(yeah, that's right, wanna fight about it?)
Johnny Marr
Thurston, Lee
Kevin Shields
Adam Franklin(and the other guy from Swervedriver, can't remember his name)
Graham Coxon
Dave Pearce(FSA)

I'm leaving a million people out(well, maybe not a million) that I just can't think of off the top of my head. Definitely all early blues, folk, country, rockabilly players too, there's just too many to list!

By no means the best players, but some that inspire me (I try to rip them off):

Randy Randall from No Age
Kevin Shields from MBV
Guy Picciotto and Ian Mackaye from Fugazi
Stephen Malkmus and Spiral Stairs from Pavement
Joey Santiago and Frank Black from Pixies

That's about all I can remember for now.

Yowza, where's Nick McCabe?


91-94andahalf..

A Storm in Heaven is a Psych-rock classic...

No Come Down is pretty good too. Saw these guys live, they don't make psychedelic music like they used to..

Maybe they do, but Storm is perfect. Better than Loveless?

Maybe


Check it out!(i'm talking shit, but it is amazing)

I forgot Andy Taylor on my list.

I forgot Carl Perkins

We some forgetful motherfuckers.

I forgot Andy Summers

Edit I forgot to add the : i d k : smiley.

Oh, I'd also like to mention Hasjarl from Deathspell Omega.

CBGB wrote:Ronson
Sharrock (...obviously from the avatar)

Sharrock should be mandatory for joining this forum. Ronson should be required after admittance.

mal paso wrote:Yowza, where's Nick McCabe?


91-94andahalf..

A Storm in Heaven is a Psych-rock classic...

No Come Down is pretty good too. Saw these guys live, they don't make psychedelic music like they used to..

Maybe they do, but Storm is perfect. Better than Loveless?

Maybe


Check it out!(i'm talking shit, but it is amazing)

An excellent, excellent call. McCabe is a genius.

Alden Penner.
Thurston Moore.
I've always loved the passion of Kurt Cobain and Jack White.

more or less chronologically:
Django Reinhardt
Don Rich
James Burton
Pops Staples
Keith Richards
Pete Townshend
Stephen Stills
Neil Young
Jimi Hendrix
Jerry Garcia
John Cipollina
Jorma Kaukonen
Duane Allman
Robert Fripp
John Fahey
Leo Kottke
Daevid Allen in Gong
Richard Thompson
Peter Frampton when he was in Humble Pie
Mick Ronson
David Lindley
The Edge
Peter Buck
Bob Mould
Roger Miller
Kevin Shields
Doug Hopkins (the guy wrote the Gin Blossoms hits, was sacked after the LP was completed, and later shot himself...he plays the Les Paul leads)
Graham Coxon

Ancient Astronaught wrote:Scott Kelly (Neurosis, shrinebuilder, etc...) (IMO most dynamic guitarist ever....)

Stephen O'Malley (Sunn O)))... ) (the king of pure tone.....)

Kurt Ballou (Converge...) (most emotionally conveying guitar player IMO)

Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath... He invented heavy metal how can he not be a fav)

My list exactly but minus Stephen O'Malley and add Wino