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Top Comments of this video!! :3
When Level 9 was up, I was confused as to why Guthrie wasn’t on there… then came Level 10 🤣🤣🤣
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I love how everyone in 9 and 10 are people nobody's ever heard of. A perfect example of how technical ability doesnt mean shit in rock music
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Frusciante and Page deserve more credit. They both have a great amount of technical skill as well as songwriting ability. Level 6 at the very least.
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While I do understand George Harrison being Level 1 (He was my first major influence and his playing always served the song), I’d put him in Level 2 because he was an incredible songwriter and did a lot of cool stuff on sitar with The Beatles on songs like Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) and Within You Without You
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Legends like Dimebag Darrell and Alexi Laiho both in level 7 with sick techniques and sick songwriting is definitely the best way to describe them for sure.
R.I.P both Dimebag and Alexi
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These kinds of lists and rankings are ultimately completely pointless but are really fun to talk about. The guitarists mentioned in this video will be ranked differently by different people. I did enjoy it so please do more!
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I'd put EVH and Hendrix in a special level, these 2 redefined what electric guitar is today. You also forgot Steve Lukather, the man who can play everything.
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Frank zappa is way more than just a great improvisor. Bro composed some of the most technical and complicated musical pieces of the time and i feel like no one ever mentions him for those skills
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you can't put Allan Holdsworth in a level defined by numbers. You gotta use symbols from set theory.
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Dave Mustaine is not just a rhythm guitarist. Dude literally sings while playing solos.
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Guthrie Govan is incredible and he doesn't seem to be that well known this side of the pond. Super cool seeing him get the props he deserves
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I was expecting some dumb takes for laughs but this is spot on. Govan gets his own level, dude is baffling.
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I feel like Alex Lifeson should have been somewhere on this list. That guy is a Beast
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Dude, page had amazing skill and improvised every solo he played live.
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Love that you included Derek Trucks in this list. Man's one of the best guitarists I've ever heard and is, without a doubt, a master on par with the greats and legends
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Surprised Jeff Loomis and Jason Becker aren’t on level 9, they’re the 1st to names that come to my mind in that category
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if you are a true fan of buckethead you can tell that he CAN write and not only write but compose some of the most unique, touching and numerous in variety and genre songs. he can write melodic, fast and shreddy, ambient, hell even blues/jazz
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in what universe is slash on the same level as joe satch and rhoads
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I have so much respect for Iommi. Not only did he make some of the most iconic riffs, but he continued guitar after losing his fingertips and still god tier
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@kevintrout
1 year ago
Chuck Shuldiner deserves a mention here. I'd place him in level 7 personally due to technical and compositional skills being top notch.
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