Hendrix best left handed guitarist EVER
Oh ya and he black too

None of you know rock whatsoever.

What I am trying to say is that Are You Experienced or Bold as Love are the influential albums. A fucking greatest hits album is not the influential thing. When a guitarist like Kravitz, Satriani, Van Halen, Vai, SRV, ANYONE, says "I was influenced by Hendrix" they don't fucking mean a compilation album that came out after they already had careers.

Dumbshits.

Why not high 5 to great music taste in Hendrix?

cuz im made at tampa bay's front office for pulling an eagles

to be fair, suggs said whatever made you become a fan of whatever genre you listen to the most
Thus, influential to you, not to the actual genre.

lol @ thinking kravitz, satriani, halen, vai are relevent at all lmfao

appetite for destruction influential for me

otherwise you gotta look at a lot of bands that first started back in the 50s, 60s, 70s that put the foundation for a lot of later rock n roll bands(buddy holly,the beatles,rolling stones, aerosmith (for hard rock genre kinda, influenced a lot of musicians aka james hetfield, nikki sixx and more) Queen, the who, led zep, the yardbirds,neil young, bob dylan...black sabbath, list goes on and on)

This post was edited by Bagheera on Mar 17 2012 08:16pm

can't you just be happy i posted a video from your namesake in this thread?



Satriani has 15 grammy nominations.
Vai has plenty.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_vai#Awards_and_nominations

Saying Van Halen isn't relevant in a "influential albums" thread is fucking stupid because plenty of people basically started doing what he was doing.

Vai and Satriani are nearly the be-all-end-all of instrumental rock these days.

This post was edited by Falcon_A on Mar 17 2012 08:26pm

Gwen Stefani

Love. Angel. Music. Baby. (2004)
The Sweet Escape (2006)

vai is an excellent guitarist, i believe joe satriani ? taught him how to play the guitar(had lessons or some sort)(or some other dude lol can't remember)played with zappa, (rip), whitesnake(didn't like their all ''glam'' style, prefered their ancient style more blues rock)