The Monsters of Rock Cruise was chocked full of amazing guitarists, but the challenge was trying to capture each one of them in their element. Here are my top ten picks for the absolute guitar god moments on the cruise this year, in no particular order.
What were your favorite guitar god moments on the cruise? Join the conversation in the comment section below.
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7 thoughts on “10 Epic Guitar God Moments on the Monsters of Rock Cruise 2014”
Dave Meniketti of “Y&T” ! \m/ (he deserves a mention on here…)
When I read the title of your article, I was anxious to see what killer pic you got of Y&T’s Dave Meneketti because he surely should have been on this list!
I agree that Dave Meniketti should absolutely be on this list. He is the best of them all.
I agree, I was sure Dave Meniketti would be at the top so totally shocked when not at all! Glad Ritchie was on it! Ron Keel shreds too!
Richie Kotzen was undeniably mind blowing but Luca Princiotta & Bas Maas playing for DORO were amazing! And how can you not give credit to Michael Brant playing for L.A. Guns?!?
I guess you will have to go back and get some photos of the Y & T guy…
Akira Takasaki is truly the master. And yes you guys definately forgot Dave Meniketti!