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Your Five Most Influential Electric Guitar Albums?
What are your five most influential electric guitar albums? By "guitar album" I mean any album where the electric guitar influenced you, not that it was an instrumental album (although it could be).
I know we have Angus and Malcolm Young fans so perhaps an AC/DC album made you pick up the guitar? Perhaps a Stevie Ray Vaughan album? Perhaps an Elvis album where Scotty Moore played? |
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5) Alice In Chains - Dirt
4) Opeth - Blackwater Park 3) Pink Floyd - DSOTM 2) Porcupine Tree - Deadwing 1) Dream Theater - A Change Of Seasons |
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Cream - Wheels of Fire
Hendrix - Are You Experienced Dire Straits - Dire Straits Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow Pat Metheny - Letter From Home
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The other two are Aja-Steely Dan Wish You Were Here-Pink Floyd DS and PM didn't make my list.
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The Allman Brothers Live at Fillmore East
Wishbone Ash Live Dates YES Close to the Edge Joe Walsh The Smoker You Drink the Player You Get The Doobie Brothers Toulouse Street Camel Rain Dances Oops, that's six. Sorry. Bob
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rush ~ 2112,
led zep ~ houses of the holy, kiss ~ alive, trower ~ bridge of sighs, yes ~ parallels |
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Dire Straits - pick any one you like
Loggins & Messina - Full Sail Santana - Supernatural Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood |
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-John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (feat. Eric Clapton)
-Band of Gypsys -AC/DC, Dirty Deeds -SRV, Texas Flood -Pearl Jam, Ten There's prob 15-20 that come to mind, including many mentioned previously, these just the first I thought of.
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Band of Gypsies
Kenny Werner (with Bill Frisell) Angel Song Sonic Youth Daydream Nation Grateful Dead Live/Dead Sonny Sharrock Ask the Ages Last edited by mr. beaumont; 09-10-2021 at 08:04 PM. Reason: Autocorrect thinks it knows better than I do. |
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I developed a taste for certain tones which influenced my guitars, amps and settings.
Chris Isaak's self titled album and the lead guitar work of James Calvin Wilsey. The Atlantic's Bombora and the reverb drenched brutality of surf guitar. The Vandura's self titled album. Johnny Cash With His Hot and Blue Guitar album and the simple lead lines of Luther Perkins. Norah Jones The Fall album. (Rich Americana electric guitar tones on this particular album). Honorable mentions including albums from early Elvis, Hank Marvin and the Shadows, early Waylon Jennings, Glen Campbell, Ryan Adams, pretty much anything with a pedal steel (not that I can play pedal steel) plus a whole lot more. Last edited by Steel and wood; 09-10-2021 at 08:04 PM. |
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No can do just 5!
Tommy Bolin-Teaser (People, People) Jeff Beck-Blow by Blow ('Cause We've Ended as Lovers) Yes-The Yes Album (Starship Trooper), and Relayer (The Gates of Delirium) Santana-Abraxas (Samba Pa Ti) The Allman Brothers-Eat a Peach (Blue Sky) CCR-Cosmos Factory (Ramble Tamble) Grand Funk Railroad-Live (Heartbreaker) George Harrison-All Things Must Pass (I'd Have You Anytime) Blind Faith (Sea of Joy) Chicago Transit Authority (South California Purples) Joe Walsh-So What (Turn to Stone) Mountain-Climbing (Theme from an Imaginary Western) Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here (Shine On You Crazy Diamond) The Who-Who's next (The Song is Over) Last edited by M19; 09-10-2021 at 08:20 PM. |
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Machine Head - Deep Purple
Electric Ladyland - Hendrix Hendrix in the West - Hendrix Europe ‘72 - Grateful Dead A Nod’s as Good as a Wink… - Faces And the first three Santana albums
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Hank Marvin
The Chantays The Astronauts The Ventures Zoe McCulloch |
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A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles
The Ventures On Stage Disraeli Gears - Cream Brothers and Sisters - Allman Brothers Chester and Lester - Chet Atkins and Les Paul Honorable Mention: Abraxas - Santana Body Talk - George Benson Built for Speed - Stray Cats
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Jimi Hendrix- Are You Experienced?
The Allman Brothers- Live at Ludlow Garage Van Halen- Van Halen Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble- In the Beginning Guns N’ Roses- Appetite for Destruction
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