Another obvious poll that's worth starting. But before you start posting, a warning...
This thread is NOT about bashing or insulting any of the guitarists listed. If you want to proclaim, for example, that "Janick suxx0rs", take it elsewhere.
We all know that all three of the fellows listed above are talented. Yet at times throughout my life, I have distinctly preferred the solos of one particular guitarist. When I was a teenager (in the 80s) I preferred Adrian's solos. However, for the past several years, I have found myself really enjoying Dave's solos in particular. Therefore Dave gets my vote.
You may be wondering why I prefer Dave's solos. (Or you might not, but I'm going to tell you anyway, and then it will be stuck in your brain for all time, mwahahaha!) To my ear, Dave's style has a fluidity which Adrian and Janick lack. For those of you who know musical terminology, Dave has the smoothest legato playing of the three. His solos seems to spring effortlessly from somewhere deep inside of him, a trait that few guitarists have. He makes soloing look effortless, like the guitar is another part of his body rather than an external instrument.
This thread is NOT about bashing or insulting any of the guitarists listed. If you want to proclaim, for example, that "Janick suxx0rs", take it elsewhere.
We all know that all three of the fellows listed above are talented. Yet at times throughout my life, I have distinctly preferred the solos of one particular guitarist. When I was a teenager (in the 80s) I preferred Adrian's solos. However, for the past several years, I have found myself really enjoying Dave's solos in particular. Therefore Dave gets my vote.
You may be wondering why I prefer Dave's solos. (Or you might not, but I'm going to tell you anyway, and then it will be stuck in your brain for all time, mwahahaha!) To my ear, Dave's style has a fluidity which Adrian and Janick lack. For those of you who know musical terminology, Dave has the smoothest legato playing of the three. His solos seems to spring effortlessly from somewhere deep inside of him, a trait that few guitarists have. He makes soloing look effortless, like the guitar is another part of his body rather than an external instrument.