Some of those lines reminded me of Lynch. They are both similar but Warren is bluesier and fluid. George is more exotic and dark. Mr Scary vs Mr Tasty.
Warren is my top 3 absolute beast his solos are so refreshing he hits the notes that really connect with you, really kick arse shreds, gives me goosebumps, very underrated imo.
About Stephen's singing. Two part story. In 1992 or so, a co-worker was playing guitar in a progressive metal band, perhaps trying to emulate Dream Theater. They decided to disband, but I was invited to their last show. IIRC, they only played covers, which I knew most or all, so I sang along most of the time. When they took a break, the singer approached me in awe, saying he could hear me. Then, in 1998, I finally got to see Ratt live. Same kind of situation, small place, me singing along to most of the songs. But Stephen sure seemed to be giving me a dirty look.
RATT really started rolling in 84 when I was 16 in highschool, WARREN IS A GUITAR 🎸 GOD ABSOLUTE LEGEND. Warren is the soul of Ratt the true sound of RATT. Àllways be one of my favorite bands. 55 now where does the time go 😮
Right there with you. Graduated 83. Play guitar now. Gary Moore, Lynch, Warren and Schon are my inspiration. Two guys that shredded the Hear n aid project and two guys that should have been included. I'm imagining what Warren and Gary would have played.
My all time guitar hero , the combination of feel/technique/vibrato/timing is unmatched ! The second on my list is John Norum , a top class talent too!!
I totally agree; a listener can tell if guitar player is just using tricks with no musicality, but Warren was the real deal in this era. And if Frank Zappa latches onto your playing, you probably have something going.
Warren is an absolute beast, Michael Shenker played in Ratt and finished the tour after Robin started to spiral down. WD always has a slick bluesy foundation but a real wicked uniqueness, can easily rank him up there with Gorge Lynch shred wise. Glen Tipton from Judas Priest is another wickedly underrated guitarist, Defenders of the Faith had some brilliant guitar work imo. Awesome video dude!
@@stricknine8623Ratt started really rollin in 84 when I was 16 in highschool still one of my favorite bands, Warren is a guitar god, absolute legend, the soul of RATT, and will go down in history someday as one of the best to ever play guitar, LEGEND, solid musician. I agree WARREN IS SECOND TO NONE........
Warren is an inspiration for present and future generations to come Such fluid phrasing with great song writing ability People like satch and vai are considered guitar gods But i rate warren above them anyday Some of his cleanest and best solos are on detonator and nobody rides for free That whole album kickass Also one of the few players who haven’t lost it at all but have aged like fine wine Him and george lynch
If I just HAD TO PICK a favorite,..Detonator contains what is probably his best lead solo work. But his entire catalog is phenomenal. Reach For The Sky has fantastic lead guitar playing.
Thank you for sharing. I may be the biggest ratt fan and warren fan on the planet! Out of the cellar could of had 7 singles come off of it! God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
The best and a great dude. Met him backstage in about 1992 he didn't act like he was in a hurry to get away and offered us pizza and cigarette. I accepted both! Ha
I'm a guitarist, 52 years old and I played the Ratt covers back in the day. He was NEVER underestimated in my book but just to know that at one point a producer wanted to replace shows he was underappreciated even in the music industry...ridic!
Awesome video. I'm with you....Warren is one of my top 5 rock/metal guitarists, and perhaps my favorite. Always technically impressive, but importantly also with tons of feeling and emotion. Interestingly, I learned recently that Yngwie and Vai also on the record as feeling similarly, which is cool and deserved.
Love Warren he is a thunder bad ass from hell,so harmonious and chaotic at the same time, definitely he is Gold God Bless him always and thanks for all your music.
Most underrated i my book. I think the biggest reason happens to be due to his greatest gift; he plays for the song so perfectly that it causes people to overlook how outrageously good his playing is. Because no matter how amazing the guitar is, people are listening TO THE SONG.
I really like the 80s rock guitarists! That's why I started my series on UA-cam with Warren DeMartini. *Definitely one of my best videos from a couple weeks ago.* I like how you did your video. Good format and kept my interest. Thanks for the upload. Good to see I'm not the only one who enjoys some good Ratt tones!
I thought it was just me. Ratt was my favorite hair band in the 80s, and Warren was my favorite guitarist. I wanted to learn to play scales on guitar, so I could rock these bad ass solos.
Hell yeah, I listen to that WDM epic guitar solos video quite often. The guy was a monster, right up there with Lynch, Jake E Lee, Satriani, etc. Very underrated!
As far as George goes for many years his tone was garbage mr scary was his last bad ass offering I mean after that he lost my interest still great on the early doken Warren was cool but not better than Akira takasaki of loudness
Love Warren's playing. Great sound and phrasing. If I were to pick underrated, I'd say Ty Tabor of King's X. Fans know he's great but they never sold alot of records. Criminally underrated band.
Warren DeMartini 100% played on Infestation, and his solos are very distinct, as they always have been. Carlos Cavazo fit in like a glove, as well, and played some excellent solos. Infestation was the best album since Detonator. Miles better than the 1999 self titled record.
I grew up listening to VH, DLR, GNR, Motley Crue etc but never listened to Ratt because I hated Percy's voice. I discovered last week I like his voice now, and it's all I've listened to since then. Im learning the songs now, really like his style. Eddie, George and Warren all had a similar style but with their own twist
The really cool thing about warren is that he never did any flashy tapping or guitar acrobatix he was just a smoke show, all picking hitting the best melodic tunes
Warren is a great lead player, it's funny how much he sounds like Micheal Schenker in some of his leads. The only thing is with Ratt is, a lot of the riffs were Robbin or even Stephen.
I've been playing guitar now for 41 years and playing live gigs the last 28 of those years. I always had an extremely big love for the guitar parts of country and rock songs even as a child. But I never got completely heart attack serious about learning until Warren DeMartini...After listening to those songs for the first time on "Out Of The Cellar",....About a week later I bought a crappy pawn shop Harmony electric with saved up lawn mowing cash in the amount of $45 and then another $40 for a little lunch box Crate amp. I practiced for 3 hrs a day every single day for the first 2 years of playing. Driven by the sound of Warren DeMartini.
I was always so impressed with his solos and style . Reminded me a bit of Jake E Lee . I believe they were roommates at some point . Also I believe Jake played for Mickey ratt before he went to ozzy ( or should I say Sharon ) and Warren came to ratt. Production quality on their first two albums is second to none . Also check out Akira takasaki from loudness .
You’re correct, Stephen has mostly sounded not very good live, with a handful of shockingly good shows. Warren absolutely played on Infestation, and I think it is one of their best albums!! There are rumblings that SEP wants to get everyone back together with Carlos, and do one last Ratt album and full tour...time will tell if it happens!!
I must have listened to Invasion AT LEAST... 200 times? All the way through. In my top 5 albums of anything ever. Maybe number 1. I never get tired of listening to it. Yeah. Ratt was amazing. DeMartini is a beast.
My very first "hair metal" cassette tape was Out of the Cellar and listened closely to the solos. Also had Dancing Undercover where in the insert was written who soloed on what songs. I liked Robbin's more than Warren's. I don't know. I think he's great but I heard so much great guitarists from the 80s and to put him even in the top 15 is impossible. I loved the playing of Eddie, Randy, Akira, Ronni Le Tekro, George and Steve Lynch, Vivian, Vai, Vito, Skolnick, David Scott (Tuff Luck), Rex Carroll, Mattias Eklundh, Greg Howe, Nuno, Andy Timmons, Jeff Waters (Annihilator) and Harry Cody (Shotgun Messiah). And even Tracii Guns and Reb Beach.
To me, Warren DeMartini sounds very similar to George Lynch and that's because I think Lynch actually have him lessons and were looking to find guitar tones together.
@@TroyShaw yep, here is a quote from Zappa in 1988 "And this guy in Ratt, Warren DeMartini, he's pretty unbelievable too." Also, Zappa gave Warren some guitar lessons , turned out was “ Way cool jr” ‘s middle part, and one of Warren’s main guitars called “ performance guitar “ was from Zappa’s suggestion
Estoy de acuerdo, uno de los mejores guitarristas, con mucho sentimiento, le pasa como a John Sykes, otro genio infravalorado y ambos son geniales, de mis favoritos, junto a Doug Aldrich.
What I don't understand is who's doing the ratings? They didn't talk to the fans. The fans know. That's all the rating the 80's rock guitarists ever needed.
I see Warren as the more technical version of George Lynch, two of the most imitated players in the mid 80's hair metal era. His chops are your typical pentatonic based licks, but the way he chooses his notes are mindblowing, not repetitive and very dynamic
Personally I prefer George Lynch from Dokken, in my opinion they are very similar players, but Warren DeMartini is killer, the Lay It Down riff is great.
I really don’t think he was underrated. Whenever, I read discussions about the top 80”s Hard Rock Players he’s always mentioned, and is listed on several occasions as a favorite to many of his contemporaries.
@@NeleKele...Warren was a huge Lynch fan; Dokken was around for a while before Ratt. Warren definitely has his own style tho, he branched off from his influences.
How can Warren be considered underrated? How is RATT underrated? They sold millions of albums and became multi-millionaires as a band. Warren had multiple signature Charvel guitars released and has graced many covers of guitar magazines and is loved by millions. Now if Warren was still slugging away in a bar band after 40 years I would agree. Warren has received accolades throughout his entire career and is in my top 5 fave players. But underrated he isn't. It's almost an insult to him to refer to him as such.
He's not on the top 100 guitar players of all time list, so yeah, he's underrated. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/100-greatest-guitarists-153675/robert-johnson-2-47084/
@@TroyShaw Damn man,Rolling Stones trippin’ hard,Warren not only is top 100,but top 50 AT LEAST! My favorite guitarist,no one can do that Round and Round solo like him,don’t care what those fools from RS say,they are pretty irrelevent…
The thing with Warren is he played wrong notes that sounded better then right ones some times . Like in the outro to round n round he also does it on your in love and Give it all at the end of those solos . I always had and ear for it i just don't know how to do it lol but its amazing and sounds so good .
Under rated!!?? Sold millions and millions of records and is looked on as a guitar hero!!!! Jeff beck is underrated.. get real everybody loves Warren.. it's like saying mivk mars I'd underrated.
"If there's anybody I wish I could play like...it would be this guy." I've said this all my life!
Me too.
Some of those lines reminded me of Lynch. They are both similar but Warren is bluesier and fluid. George is more exotic and dark. Mr Scary vs Mr Tasty.
Robin Crosby is who is really underrated. DeMartini is one of my favorites, but that early RATT sound and rhythm riffs, was Crosby.
Warren DeMartini is one of the absolute BEST. Youre right he is so underrated.
Yes he is and his cousin john is equally amazing
WARREN IS A GUITAR 🎸 GOD ABSOLUTE LEGEND.......
Became aware of Ratt in 1984 and back then those solos sounded so advanced...dude is a monster
Warren is my top 3 absolute beast his solos are so refreshing he hits the notes that really connect with you, really kick arse shreds, gives me goosebumps, very underrated imo.
Well said
God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
Nobody Rides for Free solo... amazing!....Warren is a style all to himself loved Ratt such great riffs from Crosby and Demartin!!! Great video!
"Can't wait on love" is epic in my opinion.
Three osgasms in just 4 minutes, almost an orgasm every minute
Warren solos on can't wait on love from start to finish. God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
About Stephen's singing. Two part story. In 1992 or so, a co-worker was playing guitar in a progressive metal band, perhaps trying to emulate Dream Theater. They decided to disband, but I was invited to their last show. IIRC, they only played covers, which I knew most or all, so I sang along most of the time. When they took a break, the singer approached me in awe, saying he could hear me. Then, in 1998, I finally got to see Ratt live. Same kind of situation, small place, me singing along to most of the songs. But Stephen sure seemed to be giving me a dirty look.
It's his show, not yours. Ya big dummy
RATT really started rolling in 84 when I was 16 in highschool, WARREN IS A GUITAR 🎸 GOD ABSOLUTE LEGEND. Warren is the soul of Ratt the true sound of RATT. Àllways be one of my favorite bands. 55 now where does the time go 😮
Right there with you. Graduated 83. Play guitar now. Gary Moore, Lynch, Warren and Schon are my inspiration. Two guys that shredded the Hear n aid project and two guys that should have been included. I'm imagining what Warren and Gary would have played.
God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
My all time guitar hero , the combination of feel/technique/vibrato/timing is unmatched ! The second on my list is John Norum , a top class talent too!!
I totally agree; a listener can tell if guitar player is just using tricks with no musicality, but Warren was the real deal in this era. And if Frank Zappa latches onto your playing, you probably have something going.
Warren is an absolute beast, Michael Shenker played in Ratt and finished the tour after Robin started to spiral down. WD always has a slick bluesy foundation but a real wicked uniqueness, can easily rank him up there with Gorge Lynch shred wise. Glen Tipton from Judas Priest is another wickedly underrated guitarist, Defenders of the Faith had some brilliant guitar work imo. Awesome video dude!
Steve Stevens
Warren has very slippery phrasing and he knows how to "wail" and his vibrato is better than countless guitarists and second to none.
@@stricknine8623Ratt started really rollin in 84 when I was 16 in highschool still one of my favorite bands, Warren is a guitar god, absolute legend, the soul of RATT, and will go down in history someday as one of the best to ever play guitar, LEGEND, solid musician. I agree WARREN IS SECOND TO NONE........
Warren is an inspiration for present and future generations to come
Such fluid phrasing with great song writing ability
People like satch and vai are considered guitar gods
But i rate warren above them anyday
Some of his cleanest and best solos are on detonator and nobody rides for free
That whole album kickass
Also one of the few players who haven’t lost it at all but have aged like fine wine
Him and george lynch
Was gonna say Lynch is still the best of the 80’s but Warren is right there for sure.
If I just HAD TO PICK a favorite,..Detonator contains what is probably his best lead solo work.
But his entire catalog is phenomenal. Reach For The Sky has fantastic lead guitar playing.
Killer video Troy 🤘🏾🔥been watching the full thing over and over especially when I’m driving, it gets me going 🤘🏾🤘🏾
I would've loved to be a teenager in the 80's watching these live on sun strip boulevard.
But then you would be old now. lol
Thank you for sharing. I may be the biggest ratt fan and warren fan on the planet! Out of the cellar could of had 7 singles come off of it! God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
The best and a great dude. Met him backstage in about 1992 he didn't act like he was in a hurry to get away and offered us pizza and cigarette. I accepted both! Ha
I'm a guitarist, 52 years old and I played the Ratt covers back in the day. He was NEVER underestimated in my book but just to know that at one point a producer wanted to replace shows he was underappreciated even in the music industry...ridic!
I put him up there with evh, and g. Lynch
Awesome video. I'm with you....Warren is one of my top 5 rock/metal guitarists, and perhaps my favorite. Always technically impressive, but importantly also with tons of feeling and emotion. Interestingly, I learned recently that Yngwie and Vai also on the record as feeling similarly, which is cool and deserved.
He ever gets the credit that he deserved. Probably my all time favourite rock guitar player 👍
Love Warren he is a thunder bad ass from hell,so harmonious and chaotic at the same time, definitely he is Gold God Bless him always and thanks for all your music.
God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
This band had more good songs than most bands have songs period!
I agree!
Most underrated i my book. I think the biggest reason happens to be due to his greatest gift; he plays for the song so perfectly that it causes people to overlook how outrageously good his playing is. Because no matter how amazing the guitar is, people are listening TO THE SONG.
I've always liked warren. You're right hes underrated I saw him solo at a show in the 80s and blew us away
Not underrated at all.
💯 agree, Warren is 1 of the best!
I really like the 80s rock guitarists! That's why I started my series on UA-cam with Warren DeMartini. *Definitely one of my best videos from a couple weeks ago.* I like how you did your video. Good format and kept my interest. Thanks for the upload. Good to see I'm not the only one who enjoys some good Ratt tones!
I thought it was just me. Ratt was my favorite hair band in the 80s, and Warren was my favorite guitarist. I wanted to learn to play scales on guitar, so I could rock these bad ass solos.
I think many oversee detonator and nobody rides for free. THESE WERE THE ABSOLUTE BEST!
Hell yeah, I listen to that WDM epic guitar solos video quite often. The guy was a monster, right up there with Lynch, Jake E Lee, Satriani, etc. Very underrated!
Oh god he smokes Jake r f’n kidding it’s not up there he is better than all the dudes mentioned satch is good but nah Warren
As far as George goes for many years his tone was garbage mr scary was his last bad ass offering I mean after that he lost my interest still great on the early doken Warren was cool but not better than Akira takasaki of loudness
Warren demartini is guitar God ! He created lots of great guitar works...
Couldn't agree more!
@@TroyShaw okay bro ... I Love Warren demartini til the last breath of my life... Huge fan of warren form pakistan since 1990....
Yeah man right on, Warren was an absolute shredder on guitar, and you know it also. Cool video.
Love Warren's playing. Great sound and phrasing. If I were to pick underrated, I'd say Ty Tabor of King's X. Fans know he's great but they never sold alot of records. Criminally underrated band.
I die everytime I hear the solo for in your direction
Warren DeMartini 100% played on Infestation, and his solos are very distinct, as they always have been. Carlos Cavazo fit in like a glove, as well, and played some excellent solos. Infestation was the best album since Detonator. Miles better than the 1999 self titled record.
love warrens playing...since i was 13 yrs old.im 46 now and im a badass now too of sorts.
George Lynch from Dokken is one of the most underrated guitar players of all time too!
Underrated?!? Anyone with ears knows who Warren Demartini is. He’s right there with Reb Beach, George Lynch, Vito Bratta, just to name a few.
I grew up listening to VH, DLR, GNR, Motley Crue etc but never listened to Ratt because I hated Percy's voice. I discovered last week I like his voice now, and it's all I've listened to since then. Im learning the songs now, really like his style. Eddie, George and Warren all had a similar style but with their own twist
The really cool thing about warren is that he never did any flashy tapping or guitar acrobatix he was just a smoke show, all picking hitting the best melodic tunes
Warren is a great lead player, it's funny how much he sounds like Micheal Schenker in some of his leads. The only thing is with Ratt is, a lot of the riffs were Robbin or even Stephen.
I've been playing guitar now for 41 years and playing live gigs the last 28 of those years.
I always had an extremely big love for the guitar parts of country and rock songs even as a child. But I never got completely heart attack serious about learning until Warren DeMartini...After listening to those songs for the first time on "Out Of The Cellar",....About a week later I bought a crappy pawn shop Harmony electric with saved up lawn mowing cash in the amount of $45 and then another $40 for a little lunch box Crate amp.
I practiced for 3 hrs a day every single day for the first 2 years of playing. Driven by the sound of Warren DeMartini.
Agree and man I love studying his leads. Hell of a nice guy and guitarist
Sooo underrated I agree!!
I was always so impressed with his solos and style . Reminded me a bit of Jake E Lee . I believe they were roommates at some point . Also I believe Jake played for Mickey ratt before he went to ozzy ( or should I say Sharon ) and Warren came to ratt. Production quality on their first two albums is second to none . Also check out Akira takasaki from loudness .
I used to love loudness.
You’re correct, Stephen has mostly sounded not very good live, with a handful of shockingly good shows. Warren absolutely played on Infestation, and I think it is one of their best albums!! There are rumblings that SEP wants to get everyone back together with Carlos, and do one last Ratt album and full tour...time will tell if it happens!!
I must have listened to Invasion AT LEAST... 200 times? All the way through. In my top 5 albums of anything ever. Maybe number 1. I never get tired of listening to it.
Yeah. Ratt was amazing. DeMartini is a beast.
Warren DeMartini and George lynch are my favorite 80s metal guitarists.
Very underrated. One of my favorite bands that I think easily gets passed on
Couldn't agree more!
My very first "hair metal" cassette tape was Out of the Cellar and listened closely to the solos. Also had Dancing Undercover where in the insert was written who soloed on what songs. I liked Robbin's more than Warren's. I don't know. I think he's great but I heard so much great guitarists from the 80s and to put him even in the top 15 is impossible. I loved the playing of Eddie, Randy, Akira, Ronni Le Tekro, George and Steve Lynch, Vivian, Vai, Vito, Skolnick, David Scott (Tuff Luck), Rex Carroll, Mattias Eklundh, Greg Howe, Nuno, Andy Timmons, Jeff Waters (Annihilator) and Harry Cody (Shotgun Messiah). And even Tracii Guns and Reb Beach.
To me, Warren DeMartini sounds very similar to George Lynch and that's because I think Lynch actually have him lessons and were looking to find guitar tones together.
All true. Every word.
If Frank Zappa said u r good, that can not go wrong
Did Frank say that about Warren?
@@TroyShaw yep, here is a quote from Zappa in 1988 "And this guy in Ratt, Warren DeMartini, he's pretty unbelievable too." Also, Zappa gave Warren some guitar lessons , turned out was “ Way cool jr” ‘s middle part, and one of Warren’s main guitars called “ performance guitar “ was from Zappa’s suggestion
Yes Warren played on Infestation, it was him, and Carlos Cavazo on Rhythm . Also yes, U Got It is from their EP, "RATT"
Estoy de acuerdo, uno de los mejores guitarristas, con mucho sentimiento, le pasa como a John Sykes, otro genio infravalorado y ambos son geniales, de mis favoritos, junto a Doug Aldrich.
What I don't understand is who's doing the ratings? They didn't talk to the fans. The fans know. That's all the rating the 80's rock guitarists ever needed.
Good stuff Troy. He's a stud no doubt!
IYD has no outro solo. One of their few with a virtually cold ending.
Check out the solo on no surprise…nobodys able to replicate that one right! May be his very best solo imo
Você ouve hard rock, blues e jazz nos solos dele.O que o torna fantástico é a sua "malandragem" nos fraseados.Depois de Van Halen, Warren é o melhor.
I put Warren just below Buck Owens and Arlo Guthrie.
I mean bring it!
I see Warren as the more technical version of George Lynch, two of the most imitated players in the mid 80's hair metal era. His chops are your typical pentatonic based licks, but the way he chooses his notes are mindblowing, not repetitive and very dynamic
He’s definitely not more technical than george and warrens licks arent your typical pentatonic based ones
Yes.
Without a doubt
Its because he was in ratt. And dont ask me why ratt is so underrated cus they r the best of that LA scene....no idea
He rocks no doubt
Personally I prefer George Lynch from Dokken, in my opinion they are very similar players, but Warren DeMartini is killer, the Lay It Down riff is great.
I liked dokken ok back in the day but I loved ratt.
Warren is awesome, but notice that some of the solos you’re enjoying are from Robbin’s, like the second one in Wanted Man.
They were damn near perfect....
Definitely one of.
I really don’t think he was underrated. Whenever, I read discussions about the top 80”s Hard Rock Players he’s always mentioned, and is listed on several occasions as a favorite to many of his contemporaries.
Oh yeah, awesome beer breaks in cool solos . BUT in late 1984, Yngwie Malmsteen killed off All guitar players for that time. I still love W.DeM 👍
Great guitar player, was never a huge Ratt fan.
I hear a lot of George Lynch in his solos
And I ironically hear a lot of Warren in lynch's stuff 🤷
@@NeleKele...Warren was a huge Lynch fan; Dokken was around for a while before Ratt. Warren definitely has his own style tho, he branched off from his influences.
They used to go to each others concerts and 'steal' licks
Is that a Lado Earth behind you?
What?
@TroyShaw one of the guitars on the wall.
Possibly.
So much better than Mick Mars. And that little runt in Poison. I would say tied with Lynch
-Warren
-Vito Bratta
-George
Dude, your looks are underrated. Just go to Hollywood and tell them you are Alec Baldwin's cousin.
You talking about me?
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No he wasn't. He was loved by all. Even Slash was a fan. Your In Trouble, The Morning After and I'm Insane are among some of his most inventive solos.
How can Warren be considered underrated? How is RATT underrated? They sold millions of albums and became multi-millionaires as a band. Warren had multiple signature Charvel guitars released and has graced many covers of guitar magazines and is loved by millions. Now if Warren was still slugging away in a bar band after 40 years I would agree. Warren has received accolades throughout his entire career and is in my top 5 fave players. But underrated he isn't. It's almost an insult to him to refer to him as such.
He's not on the top 100 guitar players of all time list, so yeah, he's underrated. www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/100-greatest-guitarists-153675/robert-johnson-2-47084/
@@TroyShaw lol Rolling Stone is irrelevant.
@@TroyShaw Damn man,Rolling Stones trippin’ hard,Warren not only is top 100,but top 50 AT LEAST! My favorite guitarist,no one can do that Round and Round solo like him,don’t care what those fools from RS say,they are pretty irrelevent…
In Europe not too many have heard about them
Underrated?
God no.
Rik Emmett from Triumph is underrated.
True Warren is underrated, but not as much as the most underrated and ignored player ever Criss Oliva!! 🎸
Um...actually Criss Oliva from Savatage is THE most underrated guitar player of ALL time. Look it up.
Could you share some songs so we can appreciate it?? Thx
King of repeating himself and it’s guitarist not guitar player.
Same difference.
The thing with Warren is he played wrong notes that sounded better then right ones some times . Like in the outro to round n round he also does it on your in love and Give it all at the end of those solos . I always had and ear for it i just don't know how to do it lol but its amazing and sounds so good .
He is amazing.
Ratt was huge . What you talking about
Under rated!!?? Sold millions and millions of records and is looked on as a guitar hero!!!! Jeff beck is underrated.. get real everybody loves Warren.. it's like saying mivk mars I'd underrated.
He's over rated
Not another George Lynch rip off