The Greatest Metal Guitarists of All-Time (According to you Viewers)
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- In todays video we're going to go through the results of my lastest poll. Where I asked you guys to vote for your favourite METAL GUITARISTS of all-time. How does my viewers rank Ritchie Blackmore, Dimebag Darrell, Dave Mustaine, Tony Iommi, James Hetfield and Randy Rhoads? This video will tell you who the greatest metal and had rock guitarists of all time are. Enjoy!
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:48 10. James Hetfield
01:29 9. Yngwie Malmsteen
02:10 8. Criss Oliva
02:43 7. Marty Friedman
03:33 6. Eddie Van Halen
04:30 5. Ritchie Blackmore
05:41 4. Chuck Schuldiner
06:39 3. Randy Rhoads
07:41 2. Dave Mustaine
08:39 1. Tony Iommi
10:07 Summary + Honorable mentions
GREATEST METAL GUITARISTS OF ALL TIME.
Featuring bands such as: Black Sabbath, Metallica, Megadeth, Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot, Yngwie Malmsteen, Alkatrazz, Steeler, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Savatage & Van Halen
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Nice to see Mustaine get some respect...
Cheers!
He always gets recognition for his guitar skills.
Like he doesn't have a fuck ton of insane fans worshipping him already
I think Dave Mustaine gets just the right amount of recognition, which is a lot. And he deserves it
Love Mustaine! №2 is too high, in my opinion.
Glad to see Chuck from Death make the top 5 because I just love his guitar work. It's no surprise Tony Iomi make no 1 as he should because he's the OG Riff Master General
Yes, nobody can be above god. ;) 🤘🏻
@@RuthlessMetalYT No other god could play that well with plastic fingers though!
Nice pun 👊
This shows your channel has a very intelligent group of followers. A great top five chosen by the viewers.
Yeah, I guess that most of my viewers are fans of 80s metal more than any other decade so. :)
@@RuthlessMetalYT Im really glad about the results and also seeing Chris Oliva receiving some respect. I missed the poll but it's great what people chose from 8th place forwards.
More like a favourites list?…..musically speaking, there are many “metal/proto- metal” guitar players “much better” than most on this list!
@@realscience948 yes could be but they are the founders and the cornerstone of this type of music. I'd like see Piggy on this list. Along with Michael Weikath from Helloween. Some people forgot these two guys.
John sykes (Tygers of pan tang, Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake, Blue Murder) deserves an honorable mention. The guy just changed everything in the 80's, he influenced many guitarists on this list
yes, certainly an important guitarist. Cheers! 🤘
How about Montalo from Witchfynde, Mark Shelton from Manila Road, Kevin Heybourne of Angel Witch, Sphinx from Ostrogoth and Jerry Fogle of Cirith Ungol. Those gentlemen took guitar playing to a much higher level. Their influence is still found in almost every popular guitar player's style
Jon mutha fukkking Norum
Gotta agree 🤘
It's a shame he didn't do more with Whitesnake or something else that was more popular with the rock/metal fans because he's way too overlooked.
I love this, for putting Criss Olivia in the top 10. That guy was pure fever back in the 80’s and early 90’s. GreAt job!
Criss Oliva is so underrated. His guitar riffs on Hall of the Mountain King are awesome!!
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Stay Heavy! Cheers!
There’s not a placement I honestly disagree with… now following you on IG btw🤘🤘
Cool, I just added the instagram link, I forgot that it wasn't in this message that I post in every video. haha great timing then. Cheers!
Great Video 👍👍🤘
I miss Jeff Hannemann RIP from Slayer.....
Cheers! 🤘
Nice to see Criss Oliva in the top 10. Great player but definitely underrated in a similiar best lists. Eddie Van Halen and Randy Rhoads are true gamechangers in metal playing, but of course number one is grandfather Iommi :)
Oliva was so damn dark and unique ! Great albums.
Yeah, he should be in every mans top 10. cheers
@@RuthlessMetalYT True words. Cheers!
This is roughly my list ;) but one important guitarist is missing for me: Uli Jon Roth.
yes! Cheers! 🤘
Nice to see Iommi as winner. Surprised not to see Hendrix among top 50s, though.
He was disqualified. more of a rock guitarist in my opinion. Got to draw the line somewhere.
@Ruthless Metal It's harder to draw the line with older musicians. These days Angus Young usually isn't counted, Jimmy Page is sometimes, Ritchie Blackmore a bit more and Tony Iommi almost always. If I speak to my dad or other people who were around back then they all had pretty much the same fan base and the metal/hard rock distinction wasn't so clear.
@@woodguy4410 Van Halen was obviously hard rock and not metal, but the vote was about the greatest guitarist "in metal and hard rock", wasn't it?
@@woodguy4410 thats what I said . EVH was hard rock. but whatever the people voted for him
Sure, hard rock. But Jimi Hendrix is more of a rock guitarist for me. plus it was another era when metal wasn't a thing.
Great List!Randy Rhoads,Criss Oliva,Van Halen,including David Pritchard,David Chastain,Akira Tagasaki,Joey Tafolla,and many of 80's Metal!!!🤘
yyes sir
Without Iommi and Ritchie none of us would be having this conversation right now
true
Classifica ridicola. Non è una questione di gusti sempre discutibili ma din soggettività, di storia. In questa classifica NON può mancare Jimmy Page l'altro grande padre, forse in ordine di tempo il primo, dell'hard rock insieme a a Toni e a Ritchie. "While Lotta Love", Smoke On The Water" e "Paranoide" sono rispettivamente il Blues stravolta ed indurito, la meravigliosa influenza della musica classica ed il lato oscuro nel percorso dell'hard rock e poi dell' heavy. Possono non piacere ma questo sono lo si voglia o no
I voted for The Mad Axe Man, Michael Schenker. He was an influence to some of these guys on the entire list.
yes, certainly one of the most important guitarists of all time. Still somewhat underrated.
Kind of disappointed that Andy LaRoque didn't make it on the list. But still good video! :))
yeah, he is easily a top 10 guitarist for me.
Indeed. I love Andy, he is in my top 5 guitarists for sure.
His work with King Diamond and that album with Death are top notch
Great to see Priest Duo KK and Tipton on honourable mention.
without even mentioning him, Iommi deserve to be on the greatest of all time list (whether on Top 10 or Honourable Mention)
without him, there's no many subgenres in Metal.
yeah, they should have been higher if I would have made the list myself. hehe, maybe a topic for a future video despite me not knowing shit about guitar playing. hehe
Very pleasantly surprised to see Criss Oliva on this list. RIP to the legends Criss, Eddie, Randy, and Chuck.
Cheers!
For me:Michael Schenker 👍
Cheers!
Nice to see Criss Oliva in this list. I would have put KK or Tipton in the top 10. They are just beasts on the strings.
yeah, both of 'em should be in it. Cheers! 🤘
Nice to see Criss Oliva is not forgotten. Hall of the Mountain King is probably the only perfect metal album.
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No doubt! Criss deserves his props for sure. But IMO the dude who was mainly responsible for the "Hall of the Mountain King" LP was Paul O'Neill. That's the album when Savatage pretty much did a 180° in their songwriting. And also the time Savatage was first under Paul's direction who influenced & pushed the band to write in more of a progressive, classical symphonic style with a concept to the album. O'Neill was assigned to come in to help with the songwriting & produced the "Hall of the Mountain King" album from then on forward. It's easy to see if you connect the dots really how they eventually developed into creating TSO. Which the idea who came up with the TSO project also was by Paul & another guys idea. Just saying...
My Top 5
1. Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen/ Van Hagar)
2. Yngwie Malmsteen (Solo)
3. Kirk Hammet (Metallica)
4. Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple/ Rainbow)
5. Alex Lifeson (Rush)
cheers!
Jeff Watters from Annihilator should definitely be in the list without a doubt 🤘🤘🤘
Cheers! 🤘
@@RuthlessMetalYT Oh Yes Jeff Watters should be there and obviously I think in the list is the Olivia brothers Chris Olivia was a genius guitarist rest in peace always remembered never forgotten 🤘👍👍🤘🤘🤘
For my it is Tony iommi and randy rhodes but I love marty too
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Hetfield? 😅
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He's the best rhythm guitar player in metal
Can you compose historical riffs like him? 🤔
Riff machine and song writing, I guess, but Scott Ian is a bad ass rhythm guitarist/songwriter as well and didn't make Top 50
NO.
Awesome to see my favorites at Number 2 and 4.
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Tony Iommi was number one. As he should be. It's nice to know he got his money's worth when he sold his soul for rock and roll. Lol. 😂
yeah who else. Cheers!
So happy to see Criss Oliva in the top ten! Also always wondered what Randy would've done beyond the first two Ozzy solo albums. Very solid list!
go back to quiet riot maybe. hehe Cheers!
Hi ruthless ,,
A good list 👍,,
Will you do your own top 10,,,,,👌
I don't know, I'm not a guitar player so it would be a bit amateurish. hehe
@@RuthlessMetalYT I think you will do good 👍
Are you planing to make a video of your List aswell?
That's not in the plans right now, maybe in the future. I have some other guitarist video ideas coming up sometime later this year. Cheers!
eddie van halen is too low but looking at who’s above him, it’s hard to push anyone back. great list
Cheers! 🤘
Eddie should be higher if it were a rock/metal list like rock in general, but being a metal top, him being hard rock even though he obviously influenced metal players... number 6 is not bad.
I woiuld like to suggest an Honorable Mention: Jimi Hendrix. Way ahead of his time, and set the stage for all the stage antics we're familiar with today.
yes, I didn't include those 60s and 70s rock guitarists in this one. :)
🤘wow fabulous list🤘#5 #3 #2 #1 👏👏👏👏🤘brilliant video🤘
Thanks! Cheers!
I personally think Glenn Tipton should have been in as well
Yeah I agree, he would be on my personal list. :)
Somewhat weird list, but I still kind of like it. 😉👍
PS: Loudness guitarist Akira Takasaki should be in the honorable mentions as well. 😎
only the 50 who got the most votes were in the honorable. :)
Evh next question please!
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Vito Bratta from"White lion".Nuno Bettencourt from "Extreme".
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form me, #1 is Blackmore and #2 Iommi. I'd also throw Leslie West in there somewhere Take care.
yeah, He seemed like a talented guy, haven't listened that much to him though.
Michael Schenker for me.
Cheers!
Glad to see Chris and Chuck on the list. Dave would make my top 10 , not top 5 but thats just me.
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Great list. In my own list Uli Jon Roth would play a more significant role. Good to see Kurdt Vanderhoof in the honourable mentioned. And I like Mick Mars!
Cheers!
the Iommi clip is from Heaven and Hell if I'm not mistaken right? Either way, this was another banger list, very good choices by the followers.
yeah, I would change it a bit but yeah. Glenn Tipton needs to be up there.
@@RuthlessMetalYT For sure, I'm kinda surprised he didn't get on the list, considering he has written some of the most iconic Metal Riffs, but still a great list at the end of the day
My List (no order) :
Yngwie Malmsteen
Joey Tafolla
Vinnie Moore
Eddie Van Halen
Ritchie Blackmore
Randy Rhoads
Tommy Bolin
Jake E. Lee
Tony Iommi
Jimmy Page
Cheers! 🤘
My list would look something like this:
10) Jake E. Lee (Ozzy Osbourne)
9) Marty Friedman (Megadeth)
8) Michael Schenker (Scorpions, Michael Schenker Group)
7) Warren DeMartini (Ratt)
6) Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)
5) Ritchie Blackmore (Rainbow, Deep Purple)
4) Chuck Schuldiner (Death)
3) Dave Mustaine (Megadeth, Metallica)
2) Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen)
1) Randy Rhoads (Ozzy Osbourne)
Solid list, I plan to do more videos about some guitar heroes. Maybe during the summer or so. :)
It was great to see Chriss Oliva make the list
Cheers! 🤘
Great list! The only one missing that surprised me is dimebag
overrated. ;)
Surprised Chuck made the list. Not surprised Hetfield made the list. Nice to see Oliva.
Chuck is more popular than ever before. Cheers!
@@RuthlessMetalYT so i see
Please, what song is Marty Friedman playing?
megadeth - tornado of souls
I know this is about the guitarists,but it was nice to see footage of Nick Menza with Dave.
cheers!
For me the hardest pick is a guitarist. There is so many great ones in this list!
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For me it's easier than for example the greatest bassist or drummer, since you're emotionally more attached to the guitarist, so you have those really special ones :)
@@Wanderer_1877 You may have a point there. I just find it hard to pick just one clear favorite.
Criss Oliva was a welcome surprise. I've always thought he should be talked about the same way as Randy Rhoads.
Also, good to see the Godfather at number one where he belongs.
Cheers! 🤘
Hell Yes!
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I voted for Randy and I'm happy for his 3rd place, which is really mindboggling considering he was around only for a few short years. His package of composition, virtuosity, melodies, adding the looks and the attitude on stage, were not of this earth. 😍 And he was always thinking in the totality of music and the songs, so he never overplayed just to show off his skills. 👍 I think he was the greatest loss ever which the musical world has suffered, bc his time was cut so short and his passing was not at all his own making. 😢
Other than Randy I think Iommi's first place is evident. 😉 I think the guitarists of Priest and Maiden would have got a higher ranking if they were evaluated as guitar duos and not as single guitarists.
yeah some people make a huge impact in such a small time, kinda like cliff burton who was in Metallica for like 3-4 years.
When i was 12, blizzard of Ozz came out- and I’d just started playing guitar. Saint Rhoads was a huge influence in my desire to play like him. Then i heard Vivian Campbell, Tony Iommi, And the new wave of west coast thrash, with Officer Holt and Alex Skolnick, further shaping my playing, and altering my perception of what makes a player “great”. Is it solos? Riffs? Rhythm? A combination of all these?
I dunno. I still dunno. I switched to vocals in ‘85, thanks to Tate, and still play, but mainly as a writing tool.
With that said;
Vivian Campbell is severely underrated
Steve Clarke was an incredible songwriter on guitar
Gary Holt IS thrash metal
Skolnick is incredible, and an amazing person. Though he did steal the last chicken breast back stage at mayhem, 2009… heheh
Scott Ian has very, very few rivals when it comes to riff writing, lyrics, arrangement, and rhythm playing.
Finally, if i asked 100 players who came up in the 80’s who put their first guitar in their hands and drive them to want to be rock stars, ACE FREHLEY would be the answer for most.
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Excellent list, number is is the metal guitar overlord! I don;t care about the ranking but I would add Rocky George ( Suicidal Tendencies), George Lynch (Dokken) and Vivian Campbell (Dio).
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Feliz de ver en esta lista al inmenso Cris Oliva y, me alegra que Tony Iommi haya sido escogido como el mejor. No es el más técnico ni el más veloz pero, si el que transmite mucho sentimiento en su manera de tocar.
Ovación para el creador de esta música.
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Talking of Mr Mustaine, or should I say making reference to the written word, his autobiography is one recommended read...indeed!
Singling out Tornado of Souls, I've never listened to it in quite the same way since he outlined its emotional heritage. No hyperbole or anything and in no way eishing to come across mysoginistic - but some couples are each other's worst enemy. Throww in booze, drugs, more drugs and more drugs agsin - and the farrer two folk are apart the better.
Sure made for a mean song though. Not all metal songs sre autobiographical, but the one's that are have a certain stamp to them, and some.
Coming back to the poll, always a pleasure to hear a few players from a less trodden path to my normal diet. As variety truly is the same said spice of life.
I haven't read his book, maybe some time in the future though. :) Cheers!
Mustaine should be always at any top 5 metal guitar player👌
Songwriter perhaps
I was surprised Andy LaRoque and Alex Skolnick didn't make the top 10. I'm glad Tony Iommi is number 1.
Yeah Andy should be on a list like this. :) Cheers! 🤘
I missed James Murphy (Death, Obituary, Testament, Cancer...).
too obscure for a top 10 of all time. ;)
Good list. Surprised to see James Hetfield in the top 10 but not kirk hammett. Also Dave Mustaine should've been #1 😛
nah, not sure if Dave should be on a list like this. hehe
dave mustaine is hella overrated
Mustaine, Friedman, & Blackmore are my favorites!
cheers
My top would be
10. KK Downing and Glenn Tipton
9. Jeff Hanneman
8. Jeff Waters
7. Dave Mustaine
6. Marty Friedman
5. James Hetfield
4. Chuck Schuldiner
3. Randy Rhoads
2. Tony Iommi
1. Dimebag Darrell
Cheers!
As a guitarist and nerd 🤓 I hundred 💯% agree with this video
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In the two previous compilations you included both Neil Peart and Geddy Lee of Rush but now you did not include Alex Lifeson on this one? Sacrilegious 😅
gotta vote himm in, he wasnt excluded.
I'm glad some of those on the list aren't all about solos/shredding. Riffs are better than solos!
But no Ragne Wahlquist. :)
Kai Hansen, Timmo Tolki, Jason Becker, Alexi laiho(Children Of Bodom), Adrian Smith, Chuck Shuldiner, Jeff Waters (Annihilator), KK Downing, Gary Holt, and Ron Jarzombek (Watchtower) saludos fraternos.🤘🤘🤘
Yes, more guitar videos is planned for the summer. stay tuned.
Randy had the best metal sound backed with so much skill his spooky eerie sound fit the genre perfectly
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All they are guitar heroes till the end of music but amongst them Randy n EVH are my chosen RIP the two n respect 'em all.
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My top 10 is really different
1. The almighty Chuck
2. Randy Rhoads
3. Adrian Smith
4. Tommy Vetterli
5. Muhammed Scuiçmez
6. Alex Skolnick
7. Dimebag
8. Andy Laroque
9. James Murphy
10. Tony Iommi
Cheerios!
No mention of Leslie West Vagrants. Mountain
Evangelist Roger Mansour former Leslie West Vagrants Drummer
not a metal drummer
Good to See Death Metal Godfather Chuck
yes, he is by far the most popular death metal musician. :D
yeahhhh 😛🤘
Cheers! 🤘
Very surprised Phil Campbell didn't get a mention. 🤨
gotta vote 'em in. ;) 🤘
You forgot to put and Luca Turilli Rhapsody
I didn't forget anyone, people didn't vote for him.
Great list! I think my honorable mentions that didn't appear in the list are Andrè Olbrich from Blind Guardian and Paul Chain, from early Death SS and his solo project, as well as Luca Turilli from Rhapsody and Mille Petrozza from Kreator
great names
I can rest, my work is done, Criss Oliva Top 10. Hon. Men. not listed : Akira Takasaki, Dave Pritchard, Andrey Smirnov, Warren DeMartini
deservingly so.
I'd have to have Brian May in there somewhere because like Eddie he may not have made Metal music as a rule, but was hugely influential to guitarists who would and played a part in creating the sound that would form the base of NWOBHM and hence speed and thrash. You can literally hear the seeds of Kill Em All on Sheer Heart Attack (the 1974 album and the 1977 song oddly enough).
yeah, not really metal though. I think he was in my guitarist series that I posted earlier.
My top 5 metal guitarist
James hetfield
Dave mustaine
Chuck schuldiner
Marty Friedman
Paul Masadof
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Wow, Mustaine up there but no Maiden or Priest in the 10, that's a bit of a surprise.
I understand he's a personality so he gets in the headlines a bit more but... man.
Other than that a pretty solid list.
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How aboout those geniuses from Iron Maiden?
Yes Sir, on the honorable mentions list.
@@RuthlessMetalYT thanks, i've missed it, sorry- mybad🙂
Michelangelo batio is in nitro with Jim Gillette
he was in the honorable
I would add Michael Denner.
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Wken it comes to the ultimate influence in metal and impact Black Sabbath is number 1. Bassist, drummer singer and guitarist.
yes, long live Dio hehe
Happy to see Criss Oliva in here🤘
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Satriani, Buckethead not counting since they should be in shredders top? ok, then I would suggest some really distinctive and influential guitar sound of bands like QUEENSRYCHE, DEF LEPPARD, early W.A.S.P., LOUDNESS (of 80s)
Buckethead ain't amongst the 100.000 best guitarists of all time. It's almost a bannable offense mentioning that poser here haha
@@RuthlessMetalYT perhaps you're right but he has been very outstanding internet sensation for many years amongst youngsters many of them calling him an inspiration
@@evaldasevaldas1234 kids are morons. :)
Every honorable mention beats hetfield by MILES! WTF
hehe Cheers!
For those against Mustaine.... Go watch him play live at the age of 62, post throat cancer, sing AND shred. It's incredible, THIS MAN IS A GOD. And he still does it to this day. Great list!!
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I just have several more guitarists to add. For the list itself, I like and know Chuck Schuldiner, Randy Rhoads, Marty Friedman, and Dave Mustaine. Of course Tony Iommi's at the top as he's the guitarist that started the heavy metal sound. I know James Hetfield is a great guitarist, but I don't know if he can be in the top 10 and I think Dimebag Darrell would be in the top 10, though that's just a personal choice.
In the honorable mentions, there's so many to list but I say it's good that Kai Hansen, Ross "The Boss" Friedman and Alexi Laiho are there. The rest I like to include: David Shankle, Andre Olbrich, Luca Turilli, Herman Li/Sam Totman, Timo Tolkki, Anton Kabanen, Emppu Vuorinen, Oscar Dronjak, Michael Amott, Olavi Mikkonen/Johan Soderberg, Mille Petrozza, Dino Cazares.
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Randy roads and dave mustaine for me
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And fucking Lars U. will bitch about not being on the list stating "uh, I thought about being a guitarist once".Excellent Fucking Channel, keep up the good work.
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John Petrucci not number 1...WOW. Where's Tony Macalpine? and Micheal Romeo all the way down the list.
HEHE Cheers! 🤘
It's interesting that Kiko Loureiro is so low on the list. I thought he was more popular.
good player but he was quite unknown before joining Megadeth.
The king Tony iommi 🔥
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They all deserve to be there 🤘
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As a young metalhead who got into this only recently, it makes me sad that Chuck was kinda the Van Gogh of metal as far as I understand. Death's music is absolutely timeless, mean riffs and solos damn near every song, great trailblazing drumming on most records, thought-provoking lyrics in many of their songs (we don't talk about the zombies he gets down with in SBG lol), powerful vocals and a sweet person fronting the band. Still the music Death made will be here forever and it MUST be respected and listened to.
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Iommi at number one. Perfect.
Would’ve liked to seen dimebag in the top 10 tho. 🤷♂️
nah, he is overrated. :)
Jason Becker
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Chriss Oliva sort of became the placeholder to represent the True Traditional Metal Underground of the 1980s
deservingly so.
Chuck at number 4 !! Yeah right !!!! There are numerous and far better guitarists in the top 50 that should have filled that spot
he is better than a lot of the other top 10 guitarists. :)
All good choices but disappointed not to have seen George Lynch or Glen Tipton. Th
Think those guys should have been in there for sure.
gotta vote 'em in. ;) Cheers!
All great guitarists! Dave Mustaine is one of my favorites. Rocky George, Mark the Shark, Jay Fernandez...Ruthless, what are some of your favorite Death Metal bands?
I'm not really a DM guy.
@@RuthlessMetalYT cool 😎