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Eddie Joe Gongre

I really do believe Steve does the impossible like here ,getting so much better in age where most start deflating

Tracy Eaves

Steve Morse is in a class all his own.  There is no other guitarist currently or even on the horizon which encompasses the shear diverse musical, technical and soulful abilities.

Gabriel Barros

kkkkkk kinda weird, but ok, is morse

Tuttermuts

Somebody stole the guvners daughters panties....better run naw boys!!!

Jussara Cruz

top!!!!!!

Jean Paul Lopez

Morse joined Deep Purple and then it was "Ritchie who?"... :D Awesome player, love the guy!

broomsterm

Confused you with Sunderlanding - with whom I exchanged a few comments. That said, Morse kicks ass!

broomsterm

Does that mean you think Morse doesn't compare or that comparing is not a worthwhile exercise? Regardless, I think Morse is an extraordinary talent. And by the way, you have no proof that 99% of Morse's audience are guitar players.

broomsterm

Indeed. I should correct myself, however. Every time I try to play a Steve Morse composition on guitar I become frustrated. Because EVERY damned one is difficult. The rewards for successful mastery, however, are somehow greater than the satisfaction I get from playing "Highway to Hell" for the upteenth time. he is truly an inspirational player.

Jacob Gullick

thats really bad.. this song makes me think about my right hand even though im left handed.... i play guitar right and learned piano first

Jacob Gullick

SOME PEOPLE LIKE FAST MUSIC NOW SHUT YOU ASS

Jacob Gullick

sunderlanding it sounds like you have absolutely no technique.... and you hate guitar ... dude just stop playing and never look at music again

Jacob Gullick

dude music is opinion go cry in the corner you hater now i have to defend this dude agains a injust piece of shit that isss the FAKE~!!!!!

Jacob Gullick

wow how dare you say that about every guitar player you dont know me bud... i learned piano first.. then guitar and i love them both equally its all about what sort of TONE do u want to present... i wish you would watch some of my piano shit and then my guitar perhaps you would reconsider!!!

Jacob Gullick

beeroosterm thats exactly how i feel.

broomsterm

Never heard of Leo Brouwer until you wrote of him. I spent a little time listening to him and he's obviously a great talent. But we're talking apples and oranges here. The only thing they have in common is that they play 6-string guitars. Clearly, Morse is superior in his world. Brouwer is very limited in that he plays classical guitar only (or does he?), while Morse composes for many instruments in addition to guitar. While I like classical guitar well enough, it is too limiting.

broomsterm

I disagree. Malmsteen is an impressive player but boring. Morse has consistently created songs of great beauty, some of which are hard to play and require great technical ability as well as phrasing finesse. His versatility is well-established compared to the one-dimensional Malmsteen. I do not minimize Malmsteen's place in guitar history, but it is clear his talents do not extend to composition like Morse. You are obviously biased in some sense. Listen to "Night Meets Light"...

Sunderlanding

Just as many, if not more, people listen to Malmsteen, and guess what? 99% of his and Mr. Morse's audience are guitar players. What does that tell you about their songwritting abilities? They aren't good. Guitar players get off on it because of the technique, but musically there isn't much. If you want a good composer and player listen to Leo Brouwer.

broomsterm

I disagree on both points. I think SM is a brilliant composer and ask that you name another guitarist with his kind of chops who is/was better. In addition, your declaration that his chops are the only reason people listen to his music is absurd. Try listening to Yngwie for longer than a few songs. Without Steve's beautiful songwriting abilities, his technical abilities are relatively worthless.

Sunderlanding

That wasn't my point, but in answe to your question if you're brilliant at both you're brilliant at both. However his are not as brilliant as his chops. Mozart's composing was as brilliant as his chops. Steve Morse is an ok composer with brilliant chops. No one would listen to his songs if they didn't display his awesome technique.

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