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birdman said:
I can't think of a single amazing boomer musician.
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Duane Allman
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Brian May
Eddie VanHalen
Slash
Alex Liefson
David Gilmour

That's off the top of my head for guitarist using the arbitrary dates of 1946. If you use the war babies, you get the rest of the greatest rock musicians.
 
RJKarl said:
Duane Allman
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Brian May
Eddie VanHalen
Slash
Alex Liefson
David Gilmour

That's off the top of my head for guitarist using the arbitrary dates of 1946. If you use the war babies, you get the rest of the greatest rock musicians.
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Pretty level headed response. Nice job.
 
RJKarl said:
Duane Allman
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Brian May
Eddie VanHalen
Slash
Alex Liefson
David Gilmour

That's off the top of my head for guitarist using the arbitrary dates of 1946. If you use the war babies, you get the rest of the greatest rock musicians.
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Same, in addition or RJ’s list, just off the top of my head for the arbitrary 1946-1964 yers

Lindsey Buckinham
Bruce Springsteen
Bonnie Rait
Joe Walsh
 
Gen X took rap music from something to do a parties or on the street and turned it into a cultural and economic force.

Gen X actually took music from the prior generation and recycled and reused it for future generations. Then the Millennials (minus Kendrick) ruined it.
 
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Jesus with the pansy-ass guitar players :rulz:

Stewart Copeland
Steve Gadd
Dave Garibaldi
Bill Kruetzman
Kenny Aranoff
Jaco Pastorius
Oteil Burbridge
Benmont Tench
......
 
Boomers don’t deserve Brian May. There’s gotta be some sort of British exception.
 
How come there aren't any millennials on top guitarist lists? Everyone from Jimi to Clapton to Duane Allman, etc. had established themselves in their 20s.

My bad, it's the boomers' fault that millennials aren't that creative...
 
RJKarl said:
How come there aren't any millennials on top guitarist lists? Everyone from Jimi to Clapton to Duane Allman, etc. had established themselves in their 20s.

My bad, it's the boomers' fault that millennials aren't that creative...
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Lolol
 
I did a little research and was shocked to learn that even Lou Reed was not a boomer. But, boomers can claim David Bowie, All of U2, the Talking Heads, and Thurston Moore among their ranks. Gen X gets Kurt Cobain, Stone Godard, Slash, Dinosaur Jr., Ad Rock and Mike D (MCA was born in '64), Beck, Radiohead, etc.
 
PhDeac said:
Gen X took rap music from something to do a parties or on the street and turned it into a cultural and economic force.

Gen X actually took music from the prior generation and recycled and reused it for future generations. Then the Millennials (minus Kendrick) ruined it.
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Has rap music been a net positive for the AA community?
 
WakeandBake said:
Jesus with the pansy-ass guitar players :rulz:

Stewart Copeland
Steve Gadd
Dave Garibaldi
Bill Kruetzman
Kenny Aranoff
Jaco Pastorius
Oteil Burbridge
Benmont Tench
......
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How about:

Neal Peart
Ketih Moon
John Bonham
Max Weinberg
Buddy Miles
Phil Collins
Lars Ulrich
Carmine Appice
Bill Bruford
 
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