Randy Rhoads, George Lynch, John Sykes, Jake E.Lee and Criss Oliva are my favorites. Amazing guitar players. I hope that You will put some other brilliant guitar heroes in a part II (Andy La Rocque, Adrian Smith, Vivian Campbell). Cheers!
Jake E Lee got so much hate it hurt my young little heart at the time. And George Lynch and what's his face Dimartino from Ratt, its so easy to overlook hair metal bands but the ones who made it had skills
I recommend people watch the entirety of Yngwie's performance in the full concert video "Alcatrazz: Metallic Live '85", to see just how much he was on another level, even amongst his peers. Wonderful melodic solo'ing, stunning and revolutionary technical virtuosity, and the most incredible, violin-like vibrato. A few of the standout tracks (although they are all great) are the entirety of "Kree Nakoorie" including the extended solo (of which a small part is featured in the above video clip), "Evil Eye", "Suffer Me", and "Lost in Hollywood". Video link is available here: ua-cam.com/video/y7PC08BTxhI/v-deo.html
Loved early Yngwie. A true innovator and breath of fresh air to set the standard for the shred movement. Sadly I feel he's stagnated and I got bored around 2000 War to End all Wars. Of all in that list the most underrated and who should have had a bigger career was Jake E Lee. Got shafted by Ozzy's witch Sharon and never really recovered. Not a great Ozzy fan but love The Ultimate Sin because of Jake's playing
Yngwie Il Maestro Johan Malmsteen, THE Shredder, THE Guitar Hero par excellence!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ A list packed with MONUMENTAL musicians!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ Greetings from Italy!!! 😉
Mike Varney launched Shrapnel Records that gave us Vinny Moore Greg Howe Racer X Paul Gilbert Marty Friedman Jason Becker to name a few . Recommendations would come from magazines like Guitar for the practicing Musician guitar World .Varney also put out a blues and tone label that had The Blind side blues band Tony spinner tone label Cintriniti and other fusion super groups. Varney was a solid guitarist himself.
If you ever listen to Savatage live post Cris Oliva with Alex Skolnick on guitar, you'd swear it was like Cris was there all along. Cris had a style and tone that was very distinct and Alex nailed it. Savatage needs to get back together full time. Their combination style of power and melodic metal is something to behold.
I agree, I always enjoyed thier lps through thier career. I wished they would have continued regardless of thier new project Trans Siberian Orchestra taking off.
Reb Beach. I saw him with Winger in 2018. My band opened for them at a local casino, and I got to meet the guys. They were incredibly gracious and friendly. I’m a drummer, so meeting Rod Morgenstein was especially cool. Great guys, extraordinary musicians. Reb’s playing was literally flawless. His solo on Headed For A Heartbreak was astonishing. 👍
Brad Gillis for the simple fact that in no time for the record speak of the devil he had to learn black sabbath songs and for the vhs(later dvd) he had to learn ozzy first 2 albums...to me that's make him a guitar hero.....and not flashy over the edge Grammy crazy looking guitars like most of this guys😅😅
So many guitar-legends! Too many to mention but I'm so glad you had Akira Takasaki on here, and Criss Oliva 👍 I feel these guys are often overlooked. Great video as always! Can't wait for part 2 🤘🤘🤘
Jake E. Lee 04:30 will always be my guitar hero. In addition to putting up with a chaotic alcoholic and a tyrant as the band's bosses, the guy had to put up with a lot of shit from Randy fanboys for a long time. Still, he did not fail to imprint his own style, as a great composer, with refined technique and a tremendous stage presence. 10/10
Criss Oliva is literally unique.He has his obvious inspirations ofc, but his songwriting,the extra melodies and other stuff he plays over the riffs lifted Sava songs to another level.Legato master,my hero
Another bad ass video dude!!! I like that these guitarists are usually over looked for the most part, but I’m thinking part 2 needs Andy LaRocque, Chuck Schuldiner, Vivian Campbell, Smith and Murray from Maiden, Degarmo, and Robin Crosby, and Jeff Hanneman RIP. Thanks bro
1. Randy 2. Yngwie 3. Eddie (not sure he counts since he debuted in '78...) 4. Dave Murray 5. Slash 6. Matthias 7. Oliva 8. Hammett 9. Mustaine 10. "Diamond" Darrell 11. Sykes
Yeah I had Eddie Van Halen in the 70's videos. I tried to put them where they were kinda at the peak of their powers and not put the same guitarists in several videos. heers!
Mark Real ( Riot) Ross The Boss( Manowar) Carey Howe ( Leatherwolf) ,Lita Ford ( The Runaways/ Solo), Kelly Johnson ( Girlschool),Jody Turner ( Rock Goddess) etc
randy rhoads was for me the epitome of a guitar god 🤘Malmsteen too. Steve vai ; from Altrazz through David lee roth ; Whitesnake and on his own , George Lynch Dokken , awesome. WARREN demartini from Ratt is another underrated player ; i would have to say Vito Bratta from White Lion is or was seriously underrated too. John sykes one phenomenal player . marty Friedman wow Incredible and last not least Joe satriani. surfing with the alien incredible album 🤘. forgot about jake e lee and Brad Gillis from Night ranger both incredible too 🤘
100% agree with you. Randy Rhoads was my all-time fave. A lot of players played a lot of fast stuff that got "mushy" and wasn't very melodic. Some famous players, to generalize, threw in some tapping and bends for everything, but Randy always had solos that were constructed differently from all his others.
EVH Randy Rhoads Vito Bratta Brad Gillis Yngwie Malmsteen Jeff Watson Steve Vai George Lynch DimeBag Darrell Paul Gilbert Nuno Bettencourt Steve Lynch Jake E Lee Warren Dimartini John Sykes Jason Becker Michael Angelo Batio John Norum Slash Hudson Steve Stevens Marty Friedman Joe Satriani Reb Beach Alex Skolnick Zakk Wylde Vivian Campbell Marc Diglio Bruce Kulick Bob Kulick Eric Johnson Gary Moore Vinnie Vincent Chriss Oliwa Tommy Thayer Marc Kendall Tim Pierce
Maybe a "Ranking the Shrapnel Records Shredders" would be in order somewhere down the line. Wolf Hoffman, Andy LaRocque, and Lars Johansson are some of my 80's favorites in addition to the gods in this video.
@@bondalero0074 I went to a Steve Vai concert in Amsterdam ten years ago. In the Middle of the concert Steve introduced a guy named Mathias Eklundh. Ill guess he is Scandinavian. Boy he could really play the guitar. We all knew Vai is great but after the concert everybody talked about Eklundh. He used to play in a trio called Freak Kitchen. Check him out
I miss: Kiko Loureiro, Jeff Waters (Annihilator), Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Slash, Dave Mustaine, Zakk Wylde, Dimebag Darrell, Richie Kotzen. But as always it was great video. Maybe some of these guitarist will appear on Part II. Thanks!
@@tsmcbride06 I saw him warmed up for BOC he way WAY above them. His first 2 albums (self titled and subject)are masterpieces unfortunately then he was convinced to play a bonjovi kind of rock.
Most important to me is how they integrate tone and feel into songs. Some of these stand-alone fretboard gymnastics sound like scale exercises. Would like to see Dave Meneketti in Part 2.
Man ... at this point of my message i only ive been watchin a second of video... and thanks ! ... you keep guitar alive ! ... thanks from my heart ! saludos colombianos !
In that 1 clip Yngwie shows just how far the gap was between him and everyone else on the scene. Reminds me of the 'We're Stars' video where he does the same thing to all the other amazing guitarists during the solo section. Amazing.
All are very talented and shows how great the 80's truly was. Paul Gilbert with Racer X was a favorite of mine. Just to think that Alcatrazz had Malmsteen and Vai as guitarists...lol. Only those that lived that era can truly understand and appreciate this video.
Awesome players!!! Please include Matthias Jabs, Adrian Vandenberg, Kee Marcello, Michael Sweet, Rowan Robertson, Vito Bratta, Steve Morse, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Hans Ziller, James Byrd, Frank Aresti.....I'll go on with my list some other day. Thank you so much, man for this wondeful job of yours, God bless you, man!!! 😊😊😊😊❤
As I was watching this, I was thinking that yiu can make a part 3 to this as well. So many people that have yet to be mentioned on here. Can't wait for part 2.
Mathias Jabs, Rudolf & Michael Schenker, EVH,Uli,any Guitarist from Iron Maiden,Billy Duffy, The Edge, Ted Nugent,Mick Mars,Ace Frehley and many more you should highlight. 👍❤🤘🔥
Not to mention for obvious reasons ,.. the king himself Eddie Van Halen ,.. who started it all around 78 or 79 with the first album but he dominated the 80"s though .
I cannot say which one is my favorite but to mention which one I was listening more... George Lynch, Yngwie, Alex Skolnick, Vito Bratta and of course Eddie.
Man goood choice with the haunting solo from dynamo for Alex Scolnick. That's such an unbelievably good live performance and I've watched that video like a hundred times hahah
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Malmsteen really was ahead of the game..the solo when he was with Alcatrazz is just next level.
Cheers!
Steeler
Yeah..
How about the countless popular songs in an album? YJM rules again in Rising Force 👍✌️👌😉
Not that good alot of noise
@@robertmiller8242 your comment doesn't count though, cos you don't know much about playing
Randy Rhoads, Criss OIiva, Alex Skolnick, and Jason Becker are some of my favorite guitarists from the 80s. Can't wait for part 2.
Cheers!
great for you to mention Criss, he's always over looked (RIP)
Same here
U sir have good taste in players.
Alex Skolnick is amazing I have seen him perform over a dozen times. Just a magnificent player.
Randy Rhoads, George Lynch, John Sykes, Jake E.Lee and Criss Oliva are my favorites. Amazing guitar players. I hope that You will put some other brilliant guitar heroes in a part II (Andy La Rocque, Adrian Smith, Vivian Campbell).
Cheers!
all those will be in part 2. ;)
Jake E Lee got so much hate it hurt my young little heart at the time. And George Lynch and what's his face Dimartino from Ratt, its so easy to overlook hair metal bands but the ones who made it had skills
@@martinwakefield8138 yup. Was always Dimartini, Lynch and Lee for me. Awesome players
Y Warren de Martini
I recommend people watch the entirety of Yngwie's performance in the full concert video "Alcatrazz: Metallic Live '85", to see just how much he was on another level, even amongst his peers. Wonderful melodic solo'ing, stunning and revolutionary technical virtuosity, and the most incredible, violin-like vibrato. A few of the standout tracks (although they are all great) are the entirety of "Kree Nakoorie" including the extended solo (of which a small part is featured in the above video clip), "Evil Eye", "Suffer Me", and "Lost in Hollywood". Video link is available here: ua-cam.com/video/y7PC08BTxhI/v-deo.html
Cheers!
I saw Yngwie Malmsteen with Alcatraz live at the stone in Palo Alto
I’d fall asleep. Shredding is so crap. A 10 second solo from an excellent hard rock guitarist beats a heavy metal shredder any day.
@@studio-flash Just as well there are all different types of music for different people then, eh?
Loved early Yngwie. A true innovator and breath of fresh air to set the standard for the shred movement. Sadly I feel he's stagnated and I got bored around 2000 War to End all Wars.
Of all in that list the most underrated and who should have had a bigger career was Jake E Lee. Got shafted by Ozzy's witch Sharon and never really recovered. Not a great Ozzy fan but love The Ultimate Sin because of Jake's playing
Bless Jason Becker. Such a talent that is now so cruelly snatched away. Life can be so unfair eh?
Yes👍
Cheers!
Yngwie Il Maestro Johan Malmsteen, THE Shredder, THE Guitar Hero par excellence!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ A list packed with MONUMENTAL musicians!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ Greetings from Italy!!! 😉
greetings sir! Cheers!
Randy Will always be my favorite guitarist.
Cheers!
Wasn't around long enough tragically!
I'm glad you included John Norum.. usually the forgotten guitarist from the 80s.
Cheers!
Very happy that you mentioned players who usually missing from other's lists,,, for example John Sykes, Cris Oliva and Alex Skolnick
yeah, can't miss out on those gods. :)
Chastain is the one that you NEVER see. Anywhere.
Jake E Lee is the best 🤘🤘🤘
Cheers!
Awesome list, looking forward to part 2.
Huge kudos to Mr Mike Varney for all he did for many up and coming 80s guitarists. 🎉
thanks. 🤘🏻
Mike Varney launched Shrapnel Records that gave us Vinny Moore Greg Howe Racer X Paul Gilbert Marty Friedman Jason Becker to name a few . Recommendations would come from magazines like Guitar for the practicing Musician guitar World .Varney also put out a blues and tone label that had The Blind side blues band Tony spinner tone label Cintriniti and other fusion super groups. Varney was a solid guitarist himself.
Criss Oliva was truly a gifted player! So glad he was on this list, so underrated
Cheerios!
If you ever listen to Savatage live post Cris Oliva with Alex Skolnick on guitar, you'd swear it was like Cris was there all along. Cris had a style and tone that was very distinct and Alex nailed it. Savatage needs to get back together full time. Their combination style of power and melodic metal is something to behold.
Cheers! 🤘
I agree, I always enjoyed thier lps through thier career. I wished they would have continued regardless of thier new project Trans Siberian Orchestra taking off.
thanks for not forgetting to include Loudness. many people seem to do so when talking about guitar heroes.
yeah they were quite popular in the west.
I discovered Sykes with Whitesnake in Rock in Rio (the 1°, 1985)... Unforgettable!
Cheers!
Im 13 and im friends with george lynch, hes a very nice guy.❤
Cheers!
Reb Beach. I saw him with Winger in 2018. My band opened for them at a local casino, and I got to meet the guys. They were incredibly gracious and friendly. I’m a drummer, so meeting Rod Morgenstein was especially cool. Great guys, extraordinary musicians. Reb’s playing was literally flawless. His solo on Headed For A Heartbreak was astonishing. 👍
I bet it was cool. :) Reb is going to be in a future guitar hero video. Cheers!
@@RuthlessMetalYT cheers.
Heroes? A hero is someone who does something heroic.
playing like that is heroic more so than than most other people who are called heroes.
@@RuthlessMetalYT Look up definition of hero, it has nothing to do with musicians. I think they ment to say idol.
Nuno, Vito, Andy LaRocque, Zakk, and so many others from the 80s were great guitarists. Can't wait to see part 2!
Cheers!
Thanks for including Criss Oliva....he was so underrated....people need to hear what he could do.
Yes, what a legend. Cheers!
Brad Gillis for the simple fact that in no time for the record speak of the devil he had to learn black sabbath songs and for the vhs(later dvd) he had to learn ozzy first 2 albums...to me that's make him a guitar hero.....and not flashy over the edge Grammy crazy looking guitars like most of this guys😅😅
Cheers!
Randy Rhoads forever and ever the best!
Cheers!
Good to see Criss on the list. He may be the most overlooked of the old school shredders.
yeah, he is a legend.Cheers!
Massive Criss Oliva fan here! So underrated as is Ronni LeTekro and Harry Cody.
@@Dan_Ranger
Ronny and Harry are legit badasses too. Good call. Ronny might have had the fastest right hand I'd ever heard.
Good list dude, but I think Chris Degarmo from Queensryche and Hide from X Japan deserves atleast a spot among these virtousos :3
yes sir.
Great seeing Criss Oliva on the list RIP
RIP
So many guitar-legends! Too many to mention but I'm so glad you had Akira Takasaki on here, and Criss Oliva 👍 I feel these guys are often overlooked.
Great video as always! Can't wait for part 2 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you! 🤘🏻
Akira and Dimebag
This was a "shredfest". Great work as always man!
Cheers!
Top notch guitar playing and amazing riffs, It's like electricity going through their fingers at lightning speed.❤🤘🎸
cheers
Thank you for including Criss Oliva. He's the best in my opinion and left out so many times on top lists.
Yes Sir !
Cheerios!
Jake E. Lee 04:30 will always be my guitar hero. In addition to putting up with a chaotic alcoholic and a tyrant as the band's bosses, the guy had to put up with a lot of shit from Randy fanboys for a long time. Still, he did not fail to imprint his own style, as a great composer, with refined technique and a tremendous stage presence. 10/10
cheers
Criss Oliva is literally unique.He has his obvious inspirations ofc, but his songwriting,the extra melodies and other stuff he plays over the riffs lifted Sava songs to another level.Legato master,my hero
yes sir
Another bad ass video dude!!! I like that these guitarists are usually over looked for the most part, but I’m thinking part 2 needs Andy LaRocque, Chuck Schuldiner, Vivian Campbell, Smith and Murray from Maiden, Degarmo, and Robin Crosby, and Jeff Hanneman RIP. Thanks bro
yeah, more is incoming. :)
I like the 80's shredders very much. Thanks for putting John Sykes on the list.
yes, the decade of the guitar hero.
Great Channel .. Classic rock music and guitarist and now..👍👍👍
thanks man. more metal than rock here though. ;) Cheers!
1. Randy
2. Yngwie
3. Eddie (not sure he counts since he debuted in '78...)
4. Dave Murray
5. Slash
6. Matthias
7. Oliva
8. Hammett
9. Mustaine
10. "Diamond" Darrell
11. Sykes
Yeah I had Eddie Van Halen in the 70's videos. I tried to put them where they were kinda at the peak of their powers and not put the same guitarists in several videos. heers!
@@RuthlessMetalYT I must've missed that one, but that's why I did 11. He is 70s.
heers!
Vai?
@@juanorsetti8283 meh
Never a better decade for the guitar
Cheers!
Chastain is an underrated guitarist and an underrated band. Can't wait to hear Batio on part II.
Cheers!
Super enjoyable watching these musical athletes of the highest order...That being said, Steve Vai - No Contest.
Thank-You.
Cheerios!
Mark Real ( Riot) Ross The Boss( Manowar) Carey Howe ( Leatherwolf) ,Lita Ford ( The Runaways/ Solo), Kelly Johnson ( Girlschool),Jody Turner ( Rock Goddess) etc
yes! maybe some of those in part 2-3. :) 🤘🏻
I play guitar my self and feel like Im bad of it. kiddig ya have the best thank U man
cheers
randy rhoads was for me the epitome of a guitar god 🤘Malmsteen too. Steve vai ; from Altrazz through David lee roth ; Whitesnake and on his own , George Lynch Dokken , awesome. WARREN demartini from Ratt is another underrated player ; i would have to say Vito Bratta from White Lion is or was seriously underrated too. John sykes one phenomenal player . marty Friedman wow Incredible and last not least Joe satriani. surfing with the alien incredible album 🤘. forgot about jake e lee and Brad Gillis from Night ranger both incredible too 🤘
Yes Sir! Part two is coming up in a week or so with a few more names. :) 🤘
@@RuthlessMetalYT awesome
100% agree with you. Randy Rhoads was my all-time fave. A lot of players played a lot of fast stuff that got "mushy" and wasn't very melodic. Some famous players, to generalize, threw in some tapping and bends for everything, but Randy always had solos that were constructed differently from all his others.
EVH
Randy Rhoads
Vito Bratta
Brad Gillis
Yngwie Malmsteen
Jeff Watson
Steve Vai
George Lynch
DimeBag Darrell
Paul Gilbert
Nuno Bettencourt
Steve Lynch
Jake E Lee
Warren Dimartini
John Sykes
Jason Becker
Michael Angelo Batio
John Norum
Slash Hudson
Steve Stevens
Marty Friedman
Joe Satriani
Reb Beach
Alex Skolnick
Zakk Wylde
Vivian Campbell
Marc Diglio
Bruce Kulick
Bob Kulick
Eric Johnson
Gary Moore
Vinnie Vincent
Chriss Oliwa
Tommy Thayer
Marc Kendall
Tim Pierce
Cheerios!
Maybe a "Ranking the Shrapnel Records Shredders" would be in order somewhere down the line. Wolf Hoffman, Andy LaRocque, and Lars Johansson are some of my 80's favorites in addition to the gods in this video.
great choices.
thanks you for Criss Oliva not quoted enough but they are all amazing .👍
🤘🏻
Great start to the 80s. I really hope Wolf Hoffmann of Accept makes it in to part 2.
thanks, cheers
Finally, Wolf Hoffmann is mentioned. My teenage years' hero.
Cool. I hope Vivian Campbell, Ronni Lee Tekero, and Doug Aldrich are included in part 2.
we'll see. :) Cheers!
I got one guitar Hero from the 80s and that's Stevie Ray Vaughan ! You'll add him on part 2 right?
doubt that since he is more of a blues rock guy and this is a metal channel. ;) 🤘🏻
SRV is by default on every great guitarist list. Don't worry!
Thx for adding Criss Oliva ... such a great surprise! Awesome guitar player! .... Don't do drugs kids :/
Cheerios!
Yngwie Malmsteen, Van Halen, Jason Backer, Michael Schencker, Tony MacAlpine, Criss Oliva, Paul Gilbert, Just they.
cheers!
George Lynch,Vinnie Vincent,Dimebag Darell,Dann Huff,Steve Lukhater,John Norum,Bruce Kulick,Vivian Campbell,Kee Marcello,John Sykes...
Gary Moore…he’s always missing. Check out his live videos especially from the 80s !! He had a huge technique with so much feeling.
he was in the 70s videos. ;) Cheers!
@@RuthlessMetalYT gm should still be in the 80s also and not the 70s
@@starkmoore2684Sour grapes...
Love from Sweden 💖
None of these awful shredding style guitarists could hold a candle to Gary Moore, Rory Gallagher or Hendrix.
Jake could, that's why he was Gary Moore's favorite
Excellent! These guys are all incredible. R.R. is my favorite. Always has been. They all are amazing.....
Cheers!
When Steve Vai showed up I forgot about anybody before or after him all of a sudden guitar playing took on a whole another level and meaning!
Steve Vai and Joe Satriani are on another level of guitar playing!#Masters/Legends#👑🎸🔥✨🤘🏻@lipeguitars
Cheerios!
@@bondalero0074
I went to a Steve Vai concert in Amsterdam ten years ago. In the Middle of the concert Steve introduced a guy named Mathias Eklundh. Ill guess he is Scandinavian. Boy he could really play the guitar. We all knew Vai is great but after the concert everybody talked about Eklundh. He used to play in a trio called Freak Kitchen. Check him out
I just watched the second one great list,so many great guitarist, most seem to play so as if it comes so easy to them
Cheers!
I miss: Kiko Loureiro, Jeff Waters (Annihilator), Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Slash, Dave Mustaine, Zakk Wylde, Dimebag Darrell, Richie Kotzen. But as always it was great video. Maybe some of these guitarist will appear on Part II. Thanks!
for sure. Cheers!
Kiko is 90s
ALDO NOVA is the best of them all! Class and taste like no one else.
cheers
Saw him in Florida.
Warmed up for Rush ?
Aldo kicked ass !
@@tsmcbride06 I saw him warmed up for BOC he way WAY above them. His first 2 albums (self titled and subject)are masterpieces unfortunately then he was convinced to play a bonjovi kind of rock.
@@Kouros-t6d It might have been BOC that Aldo warmed up for. '82 ?
@@tsmcbride06 Winter 82 I have seen them in France traveling by train from Italy in a very cold winter but the performance was legendary
Most important to me is how they integrate tone and feel into songs. Some of these stand-alone fretboard gymnastics sound like scale exercises. Would like to see Dave Meneketti in Part 2.
part 2 coming soon. Cheerios!
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John Norum é Extraordinário 👊🏿🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Sou fã dele! Pra mim um dos melhores guitarreiros do planeta!
Man ... at this point of my message i only ive been watchin a second of video... and thanks ! ... you keep guitar alive ! ... thanks from my heart ! saludos colombianos !
... and yeah, you ignore he.. and he ... and .. ... ignore that commments !
Thanks man cheers
In that 1 clip Yngwie shows just how far the gap was between him and everyone else on the scene. Reminds me of the 'We're Stars' video where he does the same thing to all the other amazing guitarists during the solo section. Amazing.
Cheerios!
Very good one!! Cheers.
thanks cheers
Great list- John Nourm getting attention is nice ,tho Robbin Crosby should of been here too
we'll se if he ends up in some future parts or not. :)
Eddie V. H., Glenn Tipton, K.K. Downing, Ritchie Blackmore, Vinnie Appice still were shinning in 80's...what happened with them in this list?
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They're more associsated with 70s while still going well in the 80s
As usual another great list!!My favorite Van Halen,Randy Rhoads,Chriss Oliva,David Pritchard,Paul Gilbert,Vinnie Moore(vicious rumors 1album),Warren DeMartini,Larry Lalonde(possessed),Akira Takasaki,Jeff Waters,James Byrd,Joey Tafolla,Carlos Cavazo,Marty Friedman,Juan Garcia,Steve Stevens,David T.Chastain,John Sykes,Hermann Frank,Tim Broughton(Chateaux)Jake E.Lee,Holt/Hunolt,and others i don't remember at the moment.Cheers🤘🤘🤘
thank you! 🤘🏻
Andre Corbin
Helstar!!Grat Band!!@@springbloom5940
All are very talented and shows how great the 80's truly was. Paul Gilbert with Racer X was a favorite of mine. Just to think that Alcatrazz had Malmsteen and Vai as guitarists...lol. Only those that lived that era can truly understand and appreciate this video.
cheers
Awesome players!!! Please include Matthias Jabs, Adrian Vandenberg, Kee Marcello, Michael Sweet, Rowan Robertson, Vito Bratta, Steve Morse, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith, Hans Ziller, James Byrd, Frank Aresti.....I'll go on with my list some other day. Thank you so much, man for this wondeful job of yours, God bless you, man!!! 😊😊😊😊❤
Vito Bratta is amazing
Vinnie Vincent
part 2 coming soon. :) Cheerios!
2 or 3 I didn't know about. Very interesting! Thanks for the video!
thanks Cheers! 🤘
Chastain was a other very overlooked shred genius great composer and flawless technique
indeed cheers
David has a very unique sound. There is nothing "cookie cutter" in his style at all.
AMAZING MIRACLE
Cheers!
Todos extraordinários! Mas, o Malmsteen é um caso à parte. É impressionante a precisão e rapidez dele...
Cheers! 🤘
David Scott - Tuff Lucky, he's a beast In the lead guitar
Cheerios!
Great video. I really missed Kee Marcello. For me he is superior to Norum, even tho Europe was a better band with Norum. Kee is vastly underrated
Gamla goda Kjelle. :)
Excellent list.
Thanks!
Nick Bowcott from Grim Reaper👍 🎸 He's one of the best from the NWoBHM scene.
Vernon Reid from Living Colour is another killer guitarist from this era
Cheerios!
i was excited to see Jim upload.
great list, can't wait for pt2.
then i realized the '80's were 40yrs ago.
i feel soooo old now, thanks Jim...LOL
yeah, time flies so fast.
Jake e lee
CHEERS
Excellent choices. I await Part 2.
Cheerios!
R.I.P. Rhandy Roads
rip
My favourite guitar player from 80s without doubt is Criss Oliva from Savatage. Very Happy to see included un the list ❤
cheers
SAVATAGE !!!
One guy that doesn't get any credit is Carlos Cavazo. He had the unfortunate curse of stepping into Randy Rhoads' shadow, but he can shred.
yup. I was hearing battle axe from metal health. it's an incredible; track just like Mr scary from George Lynch and Dokken 👍🤘
hcheers
Good stuff! Maybe Vivian Campbell and Adrian Smith/Dave Murray in part 2?
I can confirm. ;) 🤘🏻
A damned shame we lost Randy Rhoads all too soon. That kid was just getting warmed up. I'd kill to hear the music he would have created.
Cheerios!
3 of these guys are outclassed .
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Great video
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good list ! also Nuno Bettencourt , rocky george , andy timmons , Glen tipton , Richie Kotzen , and the phenomenal shawn lane
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As I was watching this, I was thinking that yiu can make a part 3 to this as well. So many people that have yet to be mentioned on here. Can't wait for part 2.
i might, we'll see. cheers!
He could make it to part 300 with just Shrapnel artists...
@@Stefan-Van-der-Pulst hehe pretty much
good work thank U have the best
thank you sir
So glad to see Alex!!!!!
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you make me knows players that I have to listen next... tks
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Great list! I guess part two will be great as well!
I try my best. hehe
Hope Craig Goldie makes the part 2 list. Bang up job!!!
YAARRRGGGG!!!!!!!
he was there. part 2 is already out. Cheers!
Mathias Jabs, Rudolf & Michael Schenker, EVH,Uli,any Guitarist from Iron Maiden,Billy Duffy, The Edge, Ted Nugent,Mick Mars,Ace Frehley and many more you should highlight. 👍❤🤘🔥
EVH, Nuge and MIchael Schenkerwas in the 70s video, part 2 of the 80s are coming soon. Cheers!
The 80's period when the Giants and Monsters were born. People never thought the way how they play the guitars... Amazing ❤
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Your list is terrific 👍 unique too. I doubt if anyone would have come up with the same list.
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This video is like the last page of guitar player in late 1980’s awesome.
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Not to mention for obvious reasons ,.. the king himself Eddie Van Halen ,.. who started it all around 78 or 79 with the first album but he dominated the 80"s though .
he was in the 70s video. I don't want to repeat the guitarists otherwise the videos would all be the same. Cheers!
It's eddie then everyone else
I cannot say which one is my favorite but to mention which one I was listening more... George Lynch, Yngwie, Alex Skolnick, Vito Bratta and of course Eddie.
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Man goood choice with the haunting solo from dynamo for Alex Scolnick. That's such an unbelievably good live performance and I've watched that video like a hundred times hahah
yeah but like most thrash videos the recordings are a bit wonky.
David Chastain is on this list! I'm happy. Hope to see Alex Masi also. He is like more glam version of Yngwie Malmsteen
yeah, I forgot about Masi, never really cared for him but his albums was always in the local store. :D Cheers!
Yes! Akira Takasaki is here! One of the greatest ever!
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