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\ Daily News \ Riffs: 10 Punk Guitar Gods, Stew-Mac Soldering Tips, Hot Rod Les Paul

Riffs: 10 Punk Guitar Gods, Stew-Mac Soldering Tips, Hot Rod Les Paul

by Premier Guitar

Punk Rock's 10 Guitar Legends

from Gibson


Yesterday, Gibson listed their idea of "Punk Rock's 10 Mightiest Guitar Gods." Topping the list? Lou Reed. Click here for the rest of the list and their reasoning.

Cleaning Up Soldering

from Stew-Mac Newsletter


Today's newsletter from Stewart MacDonald offers some tips on how to solder without making a complete mess. Conveniently, all of the tools needed are available at.. you guessed it... StewMac.

A Les Paul for Car Lovers

from Hot Rod magazine


Hot Rod magazine and Gibson have teamed up for a '58 Les Paul reissue with hot rod flames. Hot Rod is offering a preorder through their blog.






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James Methwreck "The Poodle Boys" New Haven Ct.
on 08/07/2008 		There was never ever any competition in PUNK rock! This is a ridiculous insult to the musicians dead & alive who are in this article. Please don't taint the memory of this music form it still hates everything this magazine stands for!!!
Orange Juice
on 07/21/2008 		can't believe East Bay Ray didn't appear on the list
Maurice
on 07/12/2008 		Well, they got Quine in there--he was one hell of a player...and Ricky Wilson is seriously underrated, even now. So, respect where it's due, though it'd be nice to see names like Jody Harris mentioned more...
danerectal
on 07/12/2008 		If it weren't for Television and Lou Reed, this list would be a complete joke. Okay, Johnny Thunders and Lenny Kaye could make it, but where are Brian James and Captain Sensible from the Damned? Maybe James Williamson from Iggy and the Stooges. The Clash were a total joke with nothing near a "Guitar God" to offer. Leave it to Gibson to scratch the surface and call it definitive.



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