Easily the greatest album of all time. All the musicians are world-class, with Buckethead in particular standing out.

A much more mature effort than his previous offerings, and it features some truly stunning guitar work from the legendary Jeff Beck.

A landmark in fusion and Latin music alike. Definitely Santana's finest hour.

The most influential musician of the century, Bob Dylan has a sense of melody and songwriting ability that many have tried to copy, and yet no-one has even come close to reaching his level.

Possibly the greatest live album ever. Duane Allman's playing is unbelievable here, as is brother Greg's singing.

But not as beautiful as this. Buckethead is the best musician for decades, if not centuries.

Probably the best blues guitarist ever. 'Soul To Soul' features classics such as 'Say What!' and 'Life Without You', so if you like blues, you must get this.

Indie? No way. They had their own style.

John Zorn is a genius, and this is the best way to experience his incredible music - live.

Steve Vai is like Zappa's infinitley more skilful cousin. This is the best instrumental guitar album out there.

Django Reinhardt was the most important guitarist ever, and this gives you an idea what he was capable of with just two fingers.

One of the most underrated bands of all time. The partnership of Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck produced arguably the finest blues-rock album ever.

Ooops, I almost forgot Led Zeppelin! Nuff said.