Fully agree!!!

They are all amazing

Can’t read music? I’m sure all 3 members have doctorates in music, which I would have thought would be to be a Dr

@@blaagoku they've all got honorary doctorates from plymouth university, none of them actually went to university.

Never in doubt when Muse are around

He made it and not only that..... High up!!!!!

yes you do!

We will and many thanks Kevin!!!!

"I am not a number... I am a free man" (or something like that!) That was a great show. Ever been to Portmeirion where it was filmed? beautiful and strange

@@TheThamesmen Yeah, a really nice place to visit.

Well thank you your Lordship. We are mere peasants

Live at Hullabaloo!

Their natural territory!

Good call! I know the dude, I know that vid and when we get around to more guitar gods then 100%

I'd love to watch that!

So would I..... We need to expand this.... which track? Lazy or Child In Time?

or Hush :-)

@@TheThamesmen anything from Live Made in Japan would be lovely! Strange Kind of Woman was probably my favourite from that live album.

You are right. Not sure we were thinking if top ten. Just ten guitar gods as was a round number to pick for that project! Have been adding other videos to the playlist since and will keep doing so!

It's a fair point but then how do people rate any guitar player - technique? speed? creativity? It's a very subjective thing. I've seen metal guitarists on youtube who can shred at lightning speed and their talent is unquestioned, but after 10 mins listening to it I'm bored. Equally there are classical guitarists who can expertly mimic the vocal and melody arrangements of an existing song on guitar but struggle to come up with anything new. So I think everyone's top 10 list will be very influenced by what they've listened to and the type of music they're into. I listen to a lot of Queen so Brian May - for example - is high in my list because so much of his guitar work was creative and memorable and influential, even though he may lack the overall speed and technical ability of someone like Gary Moore. Matt Bellamy from Muse (who are ironically very Queen-inspired) occupies a similar position because he uses the guitar as a musical tool to do really creative and different stuff rather than just mimick guitar techniques we've heard before. It doesn't at all detract from the Joni Mitchel's and Zack Browns of this world, but just shows that guitar skillsets are a combination of a huge number of different factors and not easily quantified into a numerical list of who's better.

@@IrishGuitarGaz We have similar thinking. Matt is definitely not the fastest, he's not even a shredder, but as a guitar player + songwriter + riff maker + solo maker, he is definitely one of the best. I dare say not many guitar players from rock & metal bands currently, that can even challenge Matt in that respects. Brian May is in the same category as Matt too. Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Brian May, David Gilmour, Eddie Van Halen, Joe Satriani, Matt Bellamy...

Fair point.... Thanks for being here and supporting our little channel. More soon!