Texas King

This farewell concert was pretty good in general. Only Iron Maiden was badly missing and it's shame that they couldn't participate in the concert, at least one of their memebers (for example Steve Harris), if not the whole band.

Buck Dharma should be appreciated as a guitarist and musician but I have to give my vote to Schenker. He is a beast.

Zappa gets my vote.

Santana easily.

The Outfield is from England.

This 80's hit (from 1986) has experienced a huge resurgence in popularity today. The official video of this song on Youtube has over 860 million views and the tune has over 1.1 billion streams on Spotify. This song might be more popular today than it was in the 80's. Is this surprising to you?

Both these albums were not commercially successful out the classic-era albums by respective bands yet they're widely considered to be the favorites by their diehard fans. So, between these two classics, which wins in your book?

Allman

I'd say that Lifeson has a better sense of melody than Eddie and it's by a fair margin.

No one can say who is a BETTER guitarist between Alex and Eddie because it's impossible to determine objectively. Alex has some strenghts that Eddie doesn't have and Eddie has some strenghts that Alex doesn't have. They're very different types of players. Personally, I would say that Eddie, as a player and musician, belongs in the same league with Alex, and Alex belongs in the same league with Eddie but I definitely prefer Lifeson because of the Rush music and his musical versatility. But when it comes to significance and impact in the rock world Eddie is easily the GREATER guitarist and more deserving of being on the "top 10 greatest rock guitarists" lists.

Both great guitarists and musicians but I went with Fripp.

I have to go with Gilmour, but this was so damn close.

Two signature songs by two legendary classic metal bands. So which one would get your vote and why?

Both great but I prefer Hackett, because of his work with 70's Genesis.

I have to go with Lifeson.