Who are some of your favorite Shredders

Don’t take the the wrong way man, because I love every guy on your list, but I wouldn’t call any of those dudes shredders.

I guess for me, my favorite shredder has got to be John Petrucci. Buckethead is up there. And Michael Romeo. Of course Edward too. And you can't overlook Paul Gilbert or Vai at his best (and IMO his best was Eat 'em and Smile)
 
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Guitar
Angus Young
Randy Rhoads
Glen Tipton
Dave Murray
Wolf Hoffmann
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Alex Lifeson
Richie Blackmore

Shredders
Vinnie Moore
Joe Satrian
Andy LaRocque
Yngwie Malmsteen
 
Yes I hear you gball. I should have made it guitar players. For my way of thinking I say this terminology for guitar players that are great players in my eyes.
 
Yes I hear you gball. I should have made it guitar players. For my way of thinking I say this terminology for guitar players that are great players in my eyes.

I get it brother. I’d say my lifetime top 12 are:

Alex Lifeson

Tomy Iommi

Jimmy Page

Bubba Dupree

Pepper Keenan

Andy McCoy

Randy Rhoades

Brad Whitford

Nash Kato

Dave Murray

Keith Gibbs

Michael Schenker
 
Satriani
Vai
Malmsteen
Demartini
Van Halen
Rhodes
Adrian SMith
Adrian Vandenberg
John Petrucci
Hammett
McAlpine
Mustaine
Billy Sheehan
Steve harris
Cliff Burton
Robert Trujillo
The Ox
flea
 
Who's my favorite guitar player kind of varies with the mood, but there are some I always return to.

-Edward Van Halen. Definitely a shredder, but he's got a bluesy feel. One of the absolute greats in my book.
-Peter Green. Pure class. Pure tone. Never overplaying. And a great singer too.
-B. B. King. Pure class. Pure tone. Never overplaying. And a great singer too. Yeah, I know, I said the same about Peter green. But it's true.
-Eric Clapton. With Mayall and Cream he revolutionized rock guitar. He does not get enough credit for being a true original.
-Freddie King. Pure plus power.
-Duane Allman. A true slide innovator. Great tone and feel. A wonderful blues guitarist.
-Derek Trucks. Plays things with a slide that is just not humanly possible. Impeccable precision.
-J. Geils. Really an underrated guitarist. Great style and tone. He was the one that really taught me to strive for playing tag one right not instead of a hundred ok ones.
 
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