Where'd all the good guitar music go?

Mo...Where'd all the good guitar music go? ....




Have you got queens of the stone age in your collection?


I havent got ''type R'' yet, but ''songs for the deaf'' is as good as any guitar album Ive seen on this thread so far..


http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...t=Queens of the Stone Age/026-5783814-5041211

 

I think you mean Rated R. Its a damn fine album - almost as good as Songs for the Deaf. Quite different tho.

 

new queens of the stone age album, Era Vulgaris is currently spinning.

Initial impressions extremely favourable

Anybody else got it yet?

 

wow talk about thread resurrection!

the last QOTSA was a bit shite - sold out if you ask me. If the new one is a return to form then brill.
New Kings of Leon is SUPERB!.
Arctic monkeys is......ok. I still like em, but I doubt a 3rd album os the same would work.

 

yes, new kings of leon is better than the QOTSA album to be honest.

But I like them both

 

look no further than John Smith
here :http://www.myspace.com/johnacousticsmith

watch the videos, he does this Dobro picky thing where he kind of beats the guitar up, amazing, I saw him play at the Royal Albert hall supporting John Martyn he was way better than him and stole the show I think. the album is great too.

 

oh and try The Divine Comedy, Neil Hannon is a genius.
regeneration is the most guitar orientated, try absent friends and also try victory for the comic muse, (the new one) but all of them are top albums, "promenade" being my favorite.

also have you tried Martha wainwright? a bit country (ish) but darn good songs and a load of guitar.

both are on my space.

not guitar, but if you want a bit of fun look up hyperbubble, they are sort of electro pop for the new millennium, outstanding !

 

bloody hell, he's a bit good.

 

he is a legend, I fully recommend his album "the fox and the monk"

 

If you like things acoustic then have a listen to any Kelly Joe Phelps albums. You might also like to have a listen to Luka Bloom - haVe a listen via Pandora. Kelly Joe Phelps has a good web site with excellent samples on it

 

I play slide guitar - one time professionally - these days for fun and sometimes with ex Jeff Beck keyboard player Max Middleton. Just thought (ahem) I'd drop in something you may not know about larkrise!!

 

OOh and by the way - you want to hear outstandng guitar - Billy Jenkins - do a google UK jazz/bluies player - outstanding. Bet you've never heard of him?

 

You really must have a listen to Kelly Joe Phelps.. I dont actually play the guitar more just pick and strum a bit. After listening to Kelly Joe Ive decided not to give up the day job!!!!

 

For guitar music I highly recommend John Mayer. Continuum his most recent album is excellent. His live album Try with the John Mayer Trio is good too

His performance at this year's Grammys gives me chills every time I watch it :mana:



Obviously heavily influenced by SRV

 

Matthew Sweet, Jason Falkner, The Loud Family, Cotton Mather, Eric Matthews, Michael Penn, Wondermints, Daryll Ann, all superb guitar pop/rock

 

Blues guitar

If you like modern blues based rock then listen (or better go and see) Joe Bonamassa. He really is very good.

 

new white stripes album is quite well recorded, and has some nice guitar riffs on it , and some good slide (as per normal).