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You bet your S they do! ?

Reminds me of that quote about Wagner: "He's not as bad as he sounds!" ?

I'll just point out that "someone" thought the Rolling Stones Top 250 Guitarists list was accurate too...

Keef is not happy with you! ? (Recall that he was a big deal back in the '80s! The 1480's! ? )

"Sometimes???" ?

You missed one! ?

Carrisa! Tell Strummy what he's won!!!

Not as bad as when Axel wouldn't let Buckethead join Guns & Roses when he refused to play without his bucket! ?

Sorry, I guess I went postal... ?

Needed to move this thread back to page one anyway. This appeared in my YouBoob feed and I was compelled to click on it! Interesting!

Prince - Purple Rain

This just came to my mind: Blue is a high vibrational color and one of my favorites. It makes me happy. Never understood why it got identified as depressing...

I'm going to add Tom Scholtz (Boston fame) and Steve Bartek (from Strawberry Alarm Clock and Oingo Boingo - I used to be a forum member). Others I appreciated for their abilities that included how well they made their playing fit into the songs they were playing were Lindsey Buckingham and Neal Schon. I'm sure others will come to mind later.

*Pfft!* C'mon! I mean the guy barely knew his way around the guitar! ?

Yeah, Craig G. lived a couple of blocks away from me in San Diego. Well, at least when he could! He had a tough childhood and either slept in his car or in the music store he gave lessons at (where I first met him). Not sure how Ronnie learned about him, but he saw that he needed some help. I bought my first real guitar from him.

Maybe I'm biased but, in the 80's, I got to hang out with Eddie Van Halen and got to play with Craig Goldy (who was in Rough Cut like Jake E. Lee and was Ronnie James Dio's godson), so... ?