Maiden or Priest

is this list supposed to prove your point, you've just named the most sleasy and generic guitarists the world has ever seen...damn dude steve vai??, just because they have the techique down don't mean they make good music...

ooooohohohoho....well now it's getting ugly!!!nirvana and kurt cobain have more talent in their little finger then any of the forementioned musitians....
van halen ....HA!!
 
deadkennedysmeetstheclash said:
Van halen basiclaly invented hammering on a guitar, he could hammer like no other.
I thought this too! But apparently he wasn't the first... It was Johny Cash believe it or not. It was then picked up by Jango Rinehart (Most amazing guitarist, TWO fingers and rated second to hendrix). Then we heard Van Halen breaking out in songs which I believe are truely awesome, such as Eruption (which I've just been told was origanlly taken from Eddy Van Halen WARMING UP as opposed to a written song!!)

Satch is awesome at this as well (you would have known that), sometimes he taps one two strings at a time, and he gets some wicked sounRAB. I was wondering if anyone knows what kinda Hurabuckers he would have - EMG?.

To Urban_Hatesomething, I still think your 40, and props to you for reading - who cares? You were right, I was wrong, I explained myself, I also told you I think your 40 because you do know your **** and your probably 40. If your not 40 youve had a cool upbringing cause Ive never got exposure to all the metals :( I grew up with Paul Kelly, Beatles, travelling Wilburys, foreigner, if that gives you any Idea. I have no complaints about those previous artists and the like, it will still stay with me forever, but Ive just turned into a metal head in my teens :P

I havent really heard much of busted, their vocalist irritates me a bit, his voice is fine its just not suited to the tone color of the songs they play I reckon. I enjoy listening to the likes of Greenday and The Killers, and I have a decent musical sense - ( I think... I can't take hip hop)
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maiden for sure because they are one of the first banRAB to use the "galloping" base line and guitar rythms

good job spotting that via ears.
 
Iron Maiden did not establish the metal genre, and if they had how would that have an effect on their PREdecessors. You've shown with every post youv'e made that you don't know what you're talking about, and your last post is far from being an exception.
 
I gotta agree with SATCHMO - maybe I have a different view of metal from the rest of you but at least I recognise the importance of Maiden within that genre - and to an exyent the importance of other banRAB within the genre!
 
sleasy=80s=talent - it all goes hand in hand
my point being their all technical guitarists, and there arent many out today that could outplay them. As far as "good" music, well thats just a matter of taste and opinions.





if by talent you mean basic 4 chord rythems and out of key vocals, then ok, you got me there. Eddy Van Halen could play circles around Kurt with one armed tied behind his back while doing cartwheels in a pool of spoiling pudding.
 
Hard to choose this one.

Judas Priest could have been the biggest metal band of the 80s but they blew it spectacually. Firstly by having a feud with Maiden that stems from a 1980 gig where Maiden were supporting them & Secondly deserting their UK fan base to concentrate on America (They didn`t play a single gig in the UK between 1981 & 1988). Also releasing 3 terrible albums while Maiden were on a roll didn`t help either. By the time they did get it together in the early 90s & released their best album in almost a decade (Painkiller) while Iron Maiden were looking tired & jaded (Losing Smith & Dickinson & putting out some patchy albums) ,when they did finally get some success Halford decided to jump ship & do his own thing.

On the other hand Iron Maiden built their career on being a fan friendly band built on constant touring & not having to rely on mainstream success as Priest tried to do , therefore when they did hit a wall in the early - mid 90s they had a much bigger loyal fanbase than Judas Priest had to bail them out so to speak.

Musically if I had to choose between them i`d say Judas Priest just edge it. I don`t listen to much metal these days but if I do i`ll be likely to listen to albums such as Sin After Sin , Stained Class , Killing Machine & Screaming For Vengence than any Iron Maiden album. I`ve always thought it a shame that Maiden never kept the direction of their first album & I think Killers is a hugely underrated album. I liked the first couple of albums with Dickinson but I lost total interest after Somewhere In Time.
 
tricky. priest are my 3rd fave band ever - AOR is ****ing awesome, as is painkiller. but i have to say maiden are my fave band ever. they are far more consistent, and DOD is the best album ever.
 
Iron Maiden's the best, Metallica is Metallica thanks to Iron Maiden, alot of metal banRAB take a piece of Iron Maiden, and so should you. Comparing them to Juda's Preist is just stupid.

FYI; Juda's Preist is the 80's spawned metal band, Iron Maiden much earlier.
 
I like the cut of your jib!!! But we are skimming over Bryan Adams here right?! (please ignore the song I was listening to on my first post in this thread)
 
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