Wasn't this thread here yesterday? Anyway we've all got our jimmies rustled so who gives a fuck anymore.

>>24652417
My jimmies... Oh, god, my jimmies...

>>24652440
That paragraph about Skrillex never fails to rustle, it's just beyond retarded

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

>>24652417
What a smug looking bastard. Jesus christ.

>The Shape of Punk to Come

What the fuck. Refused =/= Skrillex

>>24653375
He's always been a smug, bangwagoning douchebag. Picture very related.

>>24653375
if it makes you feel better he probably doesnt like the picture.

modern day milli vanilli, imo

has spin ever mentioned sightings, derek bailey, arto lindsay or king sunny ade outside that article?

Where's Jandek?

>skrillex
>guitar

all of my no

>lol Skrillex this list is going to suck
>Hey, this is actually pretty good, they won't put J Mascis on it though, plebs.
>J Mascis is number 5
>Thurston Moore is number 1

Pretty good list other than Thurston being number 1.

>>24653292
>says 'rustle'
>calls other people retarded

>The bass drop to "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" might just be this generation's "Smoke on the Water"
Oh god. Oh god

>>24654954
its not just Thurston, its him and Lee in combination

>>24655007
Even back when I loved brostep that drop made me cringe. It's a terrible track, even for Skrillex.

A decent list, with a few uninspiring choices and names I am surprised to see.

>>24655058
even when i was a cannibal i hated the taste of colon

I just don't understand why they titled it "Of all Time". The concept is cool but title accordingly for fucks sake.

>Kurt Cobain anywhere near this list

The Skrillex thing was fucking stupid, but otherwise it's a great list. Glenn Branca, Robert Fripp, and Steve Albini all broke into the top 30, and they had Andy Gill (from Gang of Four) at 12. Plus the combo of Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo for the top spot was a great choice.

They didn't stick with the safe blues-rock 'guitar god' bullshit that usually takes over these lists, so overall I'm happy with it. Besides fucking Skrillex.

>>24655108
I've always wondered what the human brain tastes like.

>>24655151
seeing the list right now
still waiting for Fripp and Malmsteen

>>24655058
Most of Skrillex's drops aren't that good, the only decent one that comes to mind is Equinox, and even then it's only the second drop that goes into the standard DnB beat.

I'll never understand how he got so popular, when similar brostep artists like Borgore make much better shitty party music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvDbSsvPMFc

i haven't seen so many desperate attempts by music publications to get in on the latest youth fad since... i dunno, nirvana maybe

frankly, it's embarrasing. skrillex is kids' music

>>24655167
Fripp's high on it, Malmsteen isn't on it. In fact there are no non-black/death metal guitarists on the list.

The fact that Kurt Cobain is even in there at all, not even mentioning where he finally ranked, proves that the creators of this list haven't been within 10 feet of a guitar in their entire life. Being a good musician =/= being a good guitar player. By their logic we can have composers who died before the guitar was even invented on this list because of their great music writing qualities. Truly one of the most over-forced edgy lists I have ever seen.

>>24655200
i wonder why...
i dont know much about guitarrists but i think Malmsteen is a good one, principally because of his Guitar and Orchestra Concerto

what the literal fuck?

>>24655228
He's a good guitarist, as an actual player of guitar. This list is about the full package of writing, composing etc.

Malmsteen can play circles around anyone, but at the end of the day 90% of his songs are just finger exercises.

>>24655200
Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman of Slayer on it at 14.

tbh. There isn't a lot on this list that I disagree with and Kevin Shields at 2 is a great pick imo.

>Because when you see it you spin 360 degrees and walk away

>using the title of a refused album

>>24655284
true, malmsteen cant escape the same commonplaces as most of the shred guitarrists like Satriani and Vai
But i dont understand the lack of Steve Howe and Blackmore.

>>24655280
That's completely accurate, Mayhem and Burzum almost singlehandedly created black metal as we know it today. As anyone from the Oslo scene will attest, no one called anything black metal before about 1990, and then Euronymous retroactively called all prior releases on the label "Black Metal."

All the surviving members, and part-timers like Varg all say that Mayhem was a Death Metal band in the 80's.