What guitarist plays the most unusual chord progressions? I'd say Johnny Marr
Vai
>>131127732they sound pretty stock to me
Allan HoldsworthRobert Fripp
Last Night I Dreamt Somebody Loved Me is unusual, but that's the exception. It's not the implied chords that he's playing that's special, it's the way he voices it and weaves around any open strings he has ringing out.>>131127870Holdsworth is actually weird. A lot of his stuff sounds like bullshit to me, like there's no way this shit was planned out. I feel like I read somewhere that his recorded stuff was done backwards, like he did a solo first and would derive chords from his playing post hoc, but that could be bullshit.
>>131127837That's because you have no musical abilities
Alex Lifeson
>>131128679>Holdsworth is actually weird.https://youtu.be/ChL9R2r0N9Y?si=SLmQA4L3NeDDStFW&t=1787 this is how allan explained his approach to composition (if you can understand it)
>>131127732Steven seagal
>>131127732Graham Coxon
>>131127732Derek Bailey probably
>>131132729RIP
probably hitler
>>131132729I just read Jah Wobble's memoir Dark Luminosity. He says Levene was a guitar tech for Steve Howe before PiL and learned a lot from him apparently.
>>131127732Are you actually retarded or just plain ignorant?JM plays bog standard chords, progressions and pretty much everything else, only haplessly arpeggiated and with lots of signal processing.That being said I like JM's style a lot.PS, op...You're AnIdiot...
>>131128679The voicings he uses are also absolutely run-of-the-mill, what the duck are you in about?!
>>131127732John McGeoch
