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Zoner · 08-19-2004, 06:50 AM

I voted Randy Rhoads, but I'm a fan of Zakk too.

Randy was untouchable, man. Maybe some of you young'uns can't really appreciate what kind of impact Randy had on the metal scene in the early 80s, seeing as though you were residing in your father's brainbag. The first time I heard the solo for Mr. Crowley, I almost sold my guitar and called it quits, it was that good. His talent is only overshadowed by his potential, which was snuffed out way too early.

Zakk is an amazing player as well, but he really hasn't recorded much that has stayed with me and influenced my playing. Ok, maybe I was doing those wild pinched harmonics he whores in every song, but that's about it.

Zakk's solo during the Ozzy show I saw last year was awe inspiring, though. My jaw hit the Corel Centre floor and stayed there for a good 5 minutes. It was probably the loudest thing I've ever heard...heh heh.

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Zoner is Offline Administrator Posts: 17,739 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Camp Crystal Lake	08-19-2004, 06:50 AM I voted Randy Rhoads, but I'm a fan of Zakk too. Randy was untouchable, man. Maybe some of you young'uns can't really appreciate what kind of impact Randy had on the metal scene in the early 80s, seeing as though you were residing in your father's brainbag. The first time I heard the solo for Mr. Crowley, I almost sold my guitar and called it quits, it was that good. His talent is only overshadowed by his potential, which was snuffed out way too early. Zakk is an amazing player as well, but he really hasn't recorded much that has stayed with me and influenced my playing. Ok, maybe I was doing those wild pinched harmonics he whores in every song, but that's about it. Zakk's solo during the Ozzy show I saw last year was awe inspiring, though. My jaw hit the Corel Centre floor and stayed there for a good 5 minutes. It was probably the loudest thing I've ever heard...heh heh.