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Johnny Marr *NOT* listed among Rolling Stone magazine's top 100 guitarists.
posted by davidt on Monday September 08 2003, @08:00AM

 alainsane writes:

If you needed another reason to dislike Rolling Stone magazine, their most recent issue enumerates the hundred best guitarists of all time, of which Marr is not one. :p
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Rolling Stone Magazine's recent list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time doesn't include any mention of Johnny Marr, the rest of the list is truly laughable.

 
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    This is Criminal (Score:0)
    Can we start a petition have it sent all round the world to the entire user base in North America, the UK, South America, Europe, Japan, and elsewhere, and forward it to Rolling Stone just like that recall vote for govenor in California?

    Can this be done via the internet with "e-signatures" and such?

    Let's do it! Let's do it! Right here on this very site.

    D. Tseng has the power & technological prowess.

    This transgression will not stand!
    Anonymous -- Monday September 08 2003, @08:26AM (#73246)
    Dyke march 2000 (Score:1)
    this poll is so utterly conservative it reminds me of speeches by the legendary Rolling Stones sub editor Herr Himmler...

    2 women..98 men....a crime of holocaust proportions
    momus -- Monday September 08 2003, @08:40AM (#73251)
    (User #5134 Info)
     because..because we must
    Does not surprise me at all. (Score:1)
    Rolling Stone hasn't been relevant since the early 1980s.
    Mannix -- Monday September 08 2003, @08:58AM (#73255)
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    hi (Score:1)
    i think its johnny marr on the cover in disguise ie number 1 isnt listed :D
    MAL -- Monday September 08 2003, @09:50AM (#73264)
    (User #2699 Info)
      Gasp!! (Score:0)
      wow! hmm... let's boycott rolling stone!!
      Anonymous -- Monday September 08 2003, @10:09AM (#73267)
      load of crap (Score:1)
      well, besides not including Marr...how about Poison Ivy, Robert Smith, Daniel Ash (as long as he doesn't sing) East Bay Ray, even that nerd from The Violent Femmes deserves a spot.

        Kurt Cobain? give me a break, i always thought he was sounded amatuerish, or at the most mediocre.

      Jimi Hendrix? how predictable, and boring.
      mr. superinvisible -- Monday September 08 2003, @01:01PM (#73288)
      (User #6367 Info)
      • Re:load of crap by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday September 08 2003, @01:21PM
        • who is Poison Ivy? by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday September 08 2003, @03:21PM
          • smart ass by mr. superinvisible (Score:1) Monday September 08 2003, @08:08PM
            • Re:smart ass by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 09 2003, @03:42AM
              • Re:smart ass by PoisonIvy (Score:1) Thursday September 11 2003, @07:30PM
              • Re:smart ass by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 09 2003, @07:49AM
            • Re:load of crap by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday September 08 2003, @03:27PM
              • well, okay by mr. superinvisible (Score:1) Tuesday September 09 2003, @09:53AM
              • Re:load of crap by lawnmower_spares (Score:1) Wednesday September 10 2003, @10:04AM
                • Re:load of crap by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday September 14 2003, @08:57AM
                  Burn your corporate magazines (Score:1)
                  JACK WHITE? I mean, come on...Jack White? And Kurt Cobain? Above people like Pete Townshend, Neil Young, Lou Reed, Tom Verlaine, David Gilmour, Mick Ronson, George Harrison? That is just crazy.
                  xLoveletterx -- Monday September 08 2003, @04:49PM (#73324)
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                  I'm not surprised. (Score:1)
                  Rolling Stone Magazine is pure shit.
                  hand in glove -- Monday September 08 2003, @06:29PM (#73331)
                  (User #827 Info)
                   Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. - William Blake
                  where is JOE? (Score:1)
                  Joe Satriani isn't on the list?
                  my goodness! He is one of the first names that pops into my head when i think of guitar greats.. what a shame!
                  cookiebep -- Monday September 08 2003, @09:17PM (#73343)
                  (User #9114 Info)
                  rolling stone (Score:1)
                  what a shame!this is such a disgrace!why on Earth on EVERY poll or something,there ALWAYS WAS AND WILL BE Jimi Hendrix?let's just copy the first one and not bother to do another one..because it is, and was to be expected!!
                  mozetka -- Tuesday September 09 2003, @01:58AM (#73363)
                  (User #9058 Info)
                    Hear hear (Score:1)
                    Fucking Dicky Betts and assorted longhairs from the Seventies or whatever the fuck decade it was. They're all a bunch of Tony Iommi wannabees with slightly better record collection. The taste-free cunts.
                    Ramon -- Tuesday September 09 2003, @09:45AM (#73407)
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                     "I'm all over you...like a vulture, like impending death"
                      huh!? (Score:1)
                      WHAT!? No James from Fame Academy? He always has a guitar on stage.
                      Just because Richard doesn't like him doesn't mean he's a bad guitar player.
                      Spineless Swine <kingbeer@morrissey.zzn.com> -- Tuesday September 09 2003, @11:23AM (#73416)
                      (User #4968 Info)
                       Leave your future behind you.
                        spectacular list (Score:1)
                        but where is liam gallagher?
                        surely someone of that guitar talent should be on here?
                        or i have heard my 11 year old sister strum 1 chord, should she be included?

                        MM
                        ManchesterMoz -- Tuesday September 09 2003, @04:09PM (#73447)
                        (User #4642 Info)
                         keep two chevrons apart
                          Re: What about? (Score:0)
                          What about Ywngie Malmsteen (think I got the spelling right), and those other "hard" rock axemen!!!!

                          Moz likes a bit of that. He told me so when I woke up with him and Murray in bed this morning. Had trouble walking today, though....
                          Anonymous -- Tuesday September 09 2003, @07:31PM (#73459)
                            They obviously have no clue... (Score:0)
                            they didn't even include Phil Manzanera OR Marc Bolan OR Stewart Copeland! What the bejesus!!?!!?
                            Anonymous -- Wednesday September 10 2003, @06:49AM (#73502)
                              Impenetrable Darkness... (Score:2, Interesting)
                              Seeing Johnny Marr not being listed among the Top 100 is one thing, as the ROLLING STONE is indeed a corporate wipe-ass magazine, but spotting guitar losers such as Jack White within the Top 20(!) is another! Gimme a f***ing break, but THE WHITE STRIPES -as well as THE STROKES, for Mozzer's sake- are a bunch of untalented wanna-be-musicians, who couldn't write a proper tune to save their lifes. Also the typical "old school" guys like Keith Richards are highly overrated, even though you have to view it all concerning the context of time. In the end, Jimi Hendrix is surely a -maybe- too obvious choice, though I reckon, that hardly anyone was as one with his instrument as Jimi was, without being a HUGE fan. Despite the stupid poll, Johnny Marr reigns supreme anyway. Or should we say reigned, having that mediocre "Boomslang" album in mind?
                              Opolus -- Wednesday September 10 2003, @06:54AM (#73504)
                              (User #5987 Info)
                               "Slit my eyes, for they'll remember..."
                                What about PRINCE?! (Score:1)
                                What the hell. This list was worse than you could imagine... I mean, of course, Johnny should had been on the top ten... But another great, great gutarrist is Prince, those guys at Rolling Stone havn't cot a clue.
                                nathan -- Wednesday September 10 2003, @07:51AM (#73511)
                                (User #9120 Info)
                                What can we do to Rolling Stone? (Score:0, Troll)
                                Within the bounds of the law, what can we, in our power do to Rolling Stone?

                                If you prick us do we not bleed?
                                If you tickle us do we not laugh?
                                If you poison us do we not die?
                                And if you wrong us shall we not revenge?

                                - William Shakespeare
                                Anonymous -- Wednesday September 10 2003, @04:39PM (#73599)
                                  Write to Rolling Stone (Score:0, Troll)
                                  Here's the e-mail address to Rolling Stone:

                                  letters@rollingstone.com
                                  Anonymous -- Thursday September 11 2003, @06:20AM (#73624)
                                  what about (Score:1)
                                  Johnny guitar Watson ?
                                  Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Sunday September 14 2003, @10:26PM (#73968)
                                  (User #220 Info)
                                   and the hills are alive with celibate cries
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