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1. SRV
2. David Gilmour
3. Scott Henderson
4. Jimi Hendrix
5. Steve Vai
6. Joe Satriani
7. John Petrucci
8. Gary Moore
9. The Edge
10. Brian May

Thunderstruck would be INSANE!!!!!!!!

or 'Jailbreak' or 'Dirty Deeds' or 'Whole Lotta Rosie'

'Gloria' by Them would be sweet

OOOOOHHHHHHH yea I'm looking forward to this.

Texter wrote:I'd like to add Queen.

Wow, nice call there. No cigar though I'm afraid. Nice call though.

It's quite obviously The Beatles.

Can someone tell me Petrucci's full line up for his G3 backing band, particularly who he is bringing to Australia. I know Portnoy will be there, who else?

Also can someone fill me in on Satch's backing band these days?

Thanks.

rythm_Futur wrote:Im not sure if JP could play a tribute worthy of satch of vai....

Incorrect!

Anyway, I'd love to hear -

Vai - The Audience Is Listening
Satch - You Saved My Life
Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss (and not gettin my hopes up but some LTE would be such kicks)

I saw their show in Brisbane. Loved it. The Edge blew my head off - god bless. But honestly, the show was eclipsed by Pearl Jam for me. The PJ show was two days after and was by far the best rock concert I've been to. The energy in the room was just vital.

For me it's gotta be VAI with TM, Terry and The Dev. Dev is just a god damned brilliant singer and tortured mutherfucker and having him and Steve in the same room for a few months produced what is in my opinion one of the most intensely emotional records ever. Absolute gold. I'll be seeing Steve liv...

nah, no perfect pitch, but very good reletave pitch. During an interview, Steve told the interviewer that he used to go to sleep with the drone of a certain key in his ears. He said for this reason, he could judge were he was from a particular note (i.e. relative pitch). But the interviewer asked h...

Speakin of bass lines and solos at the same time...........check out Charlie Hunter.....he plays an 8 string guitar!!!!!!!!!

Hendrix is Zeus.

I love Steve's tone on songs like Little Aligator, Brother and Crying Machine from Fire Garden. And Satch's tone on Strange Beauitful Music is so versatile and well.....beautiful!

wow. I didn't know that Mangini was in Tribe of Judah!
Gary Cherone is an awesome singer, I love the tracks that Mike played on Extreme's 'Waiting for the Punchline'.

Yep. He's an Australian landmark.