Echo and the Bunnymen

Glide - Curvature of the Earth(Will Sergeant project)

Robin Guthrie - Continental

Jesus & mary Chain - honey`s dead

Jesus & mary Chain - Munki

Cocteau Twins - Milk & kisses

Robert Fripp

The Cure - Wish

led zeppelin 3

anything by chas and dave

oh and evil empire is a pretty good guitar album also

242sumner wrote:Echo and the Bunnymen

Glide - Curvature of the Earth(Will Sergeant project)

Robin Guthrie - Continental

Jesus & mary Chain - honey`s dead

Jesus & mary Chain - Munki

Cocteau Twins - Milk & kisses

Robert Fripp

The Cure - Wish

Obviously, you enjoy the genre referred to as "shoegazer".

How could you not include some My Bloody Valentine?
Of course, Fripp is in a class of his own, and everything he has done has been interesting, if not lovable.

rocker654 wrote:How could you not include some My Bloody Valentine?

Kevin Shields is not bad,but the link to Robin Guthrie`s guitar work is so obvious to me...
Many guitarrists today seem to imitate his style and lines:Slowdive,mogwai,labradford,etc.
They sound kind of silly.

Antero wrote:Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
Eddie Hazel is like the god of guitars. Holy shit.

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I agree, he plays like I only wish I could play like... the opening of Maggot brain is the best guitar solo ever.


I guess Clinton just told him to play play like someone had just killed his mother, and that person was standing right infront of him...



also I really like Curtis Mayfeilds rythem playing...

and Robert Quine's phrasing, how he plays around the beat, and then snaps right back into rythem is awesome...

Th Faith Healers - first three singles

Joao Gilberto - the early years

Dinosaur Jr. - You're living all over me

my bloody valentine - you made me realise EP

Blues Explosion - Orange

Wedding Present - Seamonsters

Sonic Youth - Sister

Silverfish - Fat Axl

Seefeel's Quique.

Naturally.

Favrite geetar rekkids:

in no particular order -

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland, Live at Woodstock, Are You Experienced
Funkadelic - Maggot Brain, Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow, Funkadelic, One Nation Under A Groove
The Stooges - The Stooges, Fun House, Raw Power
Black Sabbath - Master of Reality, Black Sabbath, Paranoid
Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), Another Green World
Big Black - Bulldozer, Racer-X, Atomizer, Songs About Fucking
Rapeman - Two Nuns and a Pack Mule/Budd
Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks (because of Steve Jones' guitar tone alone...Jesus, it's glorious)
Sonic Youth - Confusion is Sex, Bad Moon Rising
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica, Lick My Decals Off Baby
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams
Pink Floyd - Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, Animals
Public Image Ltd - Metal Box, Paris Au Printemps, First Issue
Television - Marquee Moon
The Pop Group - Y
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
The Who - Live at Leeds
Led Zeppelin - BBC Sessions, I, II, III, IV, Houses of the Holy
Husker Du - Zen Arcade
King Crimson - Red
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy
Cows - Daddy Has A Tail!, Effete and Impudent Snobs, Cunning Stunts
Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited
John Fahey - America, Best of John Fahey 1959-1977, Legend of Blind Joe Death ('67 version), Fare Forward Voyagers
Can - Tago Mago, Soundtracks
Scratch Acid - The Greatest Gift
Ash Ra Tempel - Ash Ra Tempel
Butthole Surfers - Hairway To Steven, Locust Abortion Technician
The Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed
Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime
Gang of Four - Entertainment, Solid Gold
Nick Drake - Pink Moon, Bryter Layter
Miles Davis - Get Up With It
Sly and the Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On
Big Star - #1 Record/Radio City
The Jesus Lizard - Head, Goat
James Brown - Star Time

and, of course,

The Birthday Party - Entire Discography

not all of these are strictly guitar records, obviously, but they're records of qualitay geetarin.

(Edited a year and a half later to reflect current tastes and put in ones that should have been there originally - how did I forget the Birthday Party?)

yaledelay wrote:

Antero wrote:Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
Eddie Hazel is like the god of guitars. Holy shit.

I agree, he plays like I only wish I could play like... the opening of Maggot brain is the best guitar solo ever.

I guess Clinton just told him to play play like someone had just killed his mother, and that person was standing right infront of him...

also I really like Curtis Mayfield's rhythm playing...

and Robert Quine's phrasing, how he plays around the beat, and then snaps right back into rythem is awesome...

maggotbrain. so good. you're close in what clinton told him what to do. think of the saddest thing you can think of, then the happiest. at least that's what i heard.

curtis, also awesome.

robert quine, love his stuff. the first voidoid's record. great.

steve's bands.

Anything by TJL, AC/DC, or Zeppelin.

Fugazi -Red Medicine
Mission of Burma- Vs.
Wire- Chairs Missing, I love BC Gilbert's little nuances.
The Stooges- Funhouse.
The Birthday Party- Live '81-'82. That wall of sound intro on "The Friend Catcher."

probably some others.

tmidgett wrote:fellow geeks

during pete cosey's solo on side one of _agharta_ by miles davis [...] the greatest thing i've ever heard come from an electric guitar, either live or on record

Five years after having first read this, I have tracked down Agharta and can now confirm this claim.