00Kevin said:I give the EDGE to Hendrix.
shaun vox said:hendrix played an ugly strat and page a beautiful gibson les paul!!
ZeroDude said:In other words Page can be sloppy as hell, while Hendrix remains a pwnzor, Edge and Morello= Pwn on the effects, Satch= Pwn on all, White and Allman= Pwn on the slide, Gilmour= Pwn on the guitar proper, Slash= Roxxor
JOFO said:
I don't understand your lingo. what's a
pwnzor?
pwn?
roxxor?
ZeroDude said:In other words Page can be sloppy as hell, while Hendrix remains a pwnzor, Edge and Morello= Pwn on the effects, Satch= Pwn on all, White and Allman= Pwn on the slide, Gilmour= Pwn on the guitar proper, Slash= Roxxor
Moonlit_Angel said:Hendrix played guitar with his teeth.
That alone impresses me.
rjhbonovox said:Hendrix was on his own as a guitarist. The guy was from a different planet. No one sounds like him and no one ever will. The greatest musician EVER to walk this planet and a great song writer as well. If you need proof of a guitarist of another dimension just listen to the Concerts Album and the live versions of Are you experienced and Hey Joe. Absolute GENIUS!
LeafsNation said:
What made Page great was that he was sloppy...that was the point. He was the ultimate improvisor, which is what rock and roll (indeed the blues) is and should be all about. Zeppelin's "How the West was Won), Page at his peak, blows way anything Hendrix ever did live, great as he was. This improvisation was what made Zep arguably the greatest live act of all time (with U2 sharing that designation)
...and comparing Edge to Page is like comparing apples and oranges. Edge never considered himself a "guitar hero". Edge is certainly one of the most innovative guitarists of our time, ...but stating Edge>Page is simplistic at best, ingorant at worst.