Which guitarists do you consider the masters of subtle atmospheric and less technical approach?
I'm thinking of people like Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour and Steve Rothery
Which guitarists do you consider the masters of subtle atmospheric and less technical approach?
Caleb Jenkins
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Aiden Mitchell
Carlos Santana. So good
David Murphy
Dave Ghorl
Michael Stewart
Peter Green can make a man cry with four notes
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Jose Walker
Michael gira desu
Blake Taylor
The Edge honestly
Bentley Murphy
Robert Fripp was pretty good at both sort of approaches.
There's a lot of good technique on this album but it's done to make ambient/atmospheric music on pic related.
Kayden Flores
If Bono wasn't such a dumbass, I bet that U2 would be genuinely accepted on this board.
Cooper Campbell
Gilmour is for fucking dads, overrated piece of shit, went to one of his shows and i was falling asleep 90% of the time.
Nicholas Hill
(You)
Let me guess, you enjoy Disturbed and Slipknot.
Carter Peterson
Johnny Marr was brilliant at layering guitar parts to create textures
Jeremiah Bailey
>being this Pleb
Jaxson Gutierrez
No, i like Sup Forumscore
If you think people here like those bands you need to lurk more
Ethan Reyes
Johnny Marr is better than all those shit Blues guitarists people jerk off to
Daniel Jackson
Nicholas Morris
There's no talking to this guy, just ignore him and move on.
Brandon Johnson
Mark Knopfler less technical? Also unpopular opinion, I never really got Pink Floyd. I always thought they were kinda boring, and Gilmour isn't a particularly amazing guitarist but he's heralded as one of the greats for some reason
Charles Bennett
JJ Cale
Isaac Roberts
Lmao
Go fuck yourself drone
Nicholas Lewis
You have to go back summerfriends, Pink Floyd is good but Gilmour is not a remarkable guitarist, Roger Waters is the real talent behind the band
Ayden Sanders
Why shouldn't David Gilmour be considered as one of the greats? Maybe you have a problem with him because he isn't playing 7000 notes a minute.
Chase Parker
If you aren't moved by this, you're either memeing or being a contrarian on purpose:
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Josiah Mitchell
Josh klinghoffer.
Josiah Taylor
Mizutani, Lou Reed, Jandek, Neil Young, Loren Connors, Mayo Thompson, the list simply goes on..
William Howard
It's not that, I'm not really into ultra technical music like that, I just think that his solos and playing seems almost lazy, and it's not as evocative as people say it is
Noah Fisher
Gilmour is a good guitarist, but certainly not one of the best I've heard. he was definitely more talented instrumentally than Mason and Waters though
Hunter Richardson
David Gilmour is great because he has an incredible feel and one of the greatest guitar tones of all time, but if you don't emotionally connect with the music being played then he'll probably come across as mediocre, but his playing makes me feel like no other guitar player can.
As for the thread's original question I'll go with Kevin Shields and Bilinda Butcher as a duo.
Brandon Wright
Snakefinger
Nicholas Parker
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Grayson Torres
>The Wall
Kek, should have put something from Animals/Meddle, or the WYWH title track
Hudson Price
this guy desu
Meddle Gilmour is best Gilmour
Christian Kelly
Jimmy buffett
John Morgan
John Fahey
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Elliot Easton
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Doug Martsch
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richard thompson
Elijah Phillips
Mike Pinder (The Moody Blues) is the Mellotron version of this.
Evan Perez
example:
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James Harris
Robin Guthrie
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marc ribot (guitarist for tom waits)
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rowland s howard (some of the coolest guitar playing ever with the most cringey beta robot 9000 lyrics ever)
James Howard
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heres fripp doing cool shit instead of masturbating
Evan Hughes
>instead of masturbating
I always thought he was pretty great about making his solos memorable and emotional. At least on the studio stuff. They're usually pretty technical and adventurous but unless you're going for the lessor live stuff or ProjeKcts, he's normally not just filling space between vocals.
Ryan Ramirez
Bait.
Owen Lewis
>Loren Connors
Damn, Loren Connors is good stuff sempai
Bentley Rogers
Andy summers
William Jenkins
Wes Borland
Dominic Richardson
Streets have no name is a prime example of that
William Martin
but because bono is an asswipe all of U2's music is shit
Chase Jenkins
man of taste
Ethan Wright
This is literally the worst opinion I have ever seen on this board in 3 years
James Mitchell
Agreed
Adam Butler
Well that was a surprise. I wasn't expecting that at all.
Jason Brown
Ira Kaplan
Ian Rodriguez
Both these opinions are correct.
Landon Young
Charlie Burchill
Christian Thompson
Except that's not Robert Fripp. That's Paul Thompson.
This is Fripp (with Phil Manzanera I may add)
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Easton Carter
Adrian Utley of Portishead (seriously mind blowing live)
Angel Richardson
overrated as fuck
just do a normal rock solo and throw in a couple of major and minor third bends and you're basically david gilmour
Nicholas Morris
Gilmour is the reason Pink Floyd managed to make some relevant music.
Isaac Bell
He's the only good musician in the band, that helps.
Waters was the creative force behind the group, but he is an awful guitarist.
Case in pount: Waters couldn't play the bass line on One of These Days correctly, so Gilmour decided to play it instead. They ended up laying both bass lines over each other, sounds great if you ask me, but don't tell me Waters is a great musician.
Good summary.
Nathaniel Rogers
to be fair without the hard-edged contrarian-isms of Roger Waters and the rest of Pink Floyd his music started to get a lot more boring- just look at Division Bell
Asher Jackson
>tfw got VIP stall seats at the Royal Albert Hall for Gilmour's show in September
Eli Sanders
This.
Nicholas Walker
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Bentley Williams
Steve Hackett
Blake Lewis
>hack literally inna name
makes you think . . .
Carson Reyes
It's a lot more 'relaxed' yeah, but I think it's a fitting end to their discography.
It's also my number one album when dropping acid.