Absolutely. With Iron Maiden, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Queen, Rush, Ozzy, Def Leppard, Queensryche, Whitesnake, Judas Priest, Metallica, Guns&Roses, Scorpions, AC/DC, Mötley Crüe, Journey, Bon Jovi, Gary Moore, Megadeth, Kiss, Anthrax, David Lee Roth etc etc all in top shape. Please send me back asap.

Same times were the best 🎶🎵

it was the best time

X6

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Sou jovem fui criada ouvindo musicas antigas eu gosto muito

Love your answer ❤ greetings from Germany ❤

❤lovely regards from Germany 🇩🇪 love your words ❤

Daniel Sansone awesome

Agree. He's probably the best hard rock/metal guitarist that no one's ever heard of.

Its 2021 and John Sykes birthday today 🤘

I agree

Yes Emma, my also too, Br mike from vienna/austria - europe

Ееееее любовь на века

Oh yes

I agree 100%👍😊🇨🇦

No kidding!

For sure, what happened to him, fantastic player!

@@dannymcmince what happened is that mediocre and/or simplistic playing took over in the '90s; Sykes' rich, complex virtuoso style was out of fashion, sadly. Today we have crap rock.

@@jjrj8568 So true Joan!

Totally agree ! 😔

@@jjrj8568 Answering a year old comment, but I just have to disagree with your assessment of 90's rock. Sure, bands like Nirvana were definitely a death nail to the shredding and guitar solos, but it was also a refreshing and much needed change from the big hair, overblown stage productions, decadence, tight leather pants, etc. There were also many 80's pop groups who made a bunch of money on simple tunes. As a 16 year old kid in 1991 I can remember being there for both eras, and it was simply just time for a change. B/C Cobain couldn't play as well as guys like Sykes or Van Halen doesn't mean the music wasn't genius. Did Dream Theater ever write a song that will be remembered for decades like a simple Beatles tune, let's say Yesterday? Does that mean McCartney's musicianship can be so easily summed up as simplistic? But, there were also some really, really technical players and composers in the 90's too; Smashing Pumpkins, Tool, Primus, Faith No More, Chili Peppers, Sound Garden, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice In Chains. These bands ranged in style from prog, to metal, alternative, to stadium sounding classic rock. The difference is that the 90's music just felt like it had more substance, and that's exactly what was needed at the time. For what it's worth, I'd say Les Claypool and Flea are better bassists than anyone who came out of the 80's. Chris Cornell and Layne Staley were two of the best rock singers ever. Billy Corgan was one of the best writers ever, and his guitar playing is top knotch. Cobain wrote the best riffs and melodies since Lennon/McCartney and Tony Iommi. Jimmy Chamberlain and Danny Carey's drum skills are as good as any metal/prog rock drummer in the last 50 years. It's just too bad that you probably missed out on some great rock music. I remember playing shows with older guys back then and they just couldn't understand the new stuff. I always though they were just stuck in their era and pissed off about the party being over so abruptly. With that said, I love it all as long it's unique, sincere, timeless music.

Também gosto muito sou jovem fui criada ouvindo músicas antigas eu gosto muito David Coverdale já esta com 70 anos eu gosto muito

Thank you Daniela!

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