Best guitar tandem in a rock band...

Since we've talked about the best/worst guitarists, pianists, bands and such, I thought that it might be interesting to find out who each of you think was a good one-two punch within any band.

Choices of mine would be: Glen Tipton/K.K. Downing; Michael Wilton/Chris DeGarmo, Dave Murray/Adrian Smith

Thoughts?

Just rock?

Hmm...Jonny Greenwood/Thom Yorke. Technically Ed O' Brian is there also, but mostly them two.

-AC

nobody will ever beat the team of tom verlaine and richard lloyd.

The Opeth guitarists.

Unless you are narrowing rock down.

Keith Richards-Mick Taylor in the Rolling Stones.

Sheehan and Vai.

Ian Mackaye - Guy Picciotto (Fugazi)

Angus and Malcolm young-AC/DC

Mani/Squire - Stone Roses

Originally posted by el_barto
Ian Mackaye - Guy Picciotto (Fugazi)

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Just rock?

Hmm...Jonny Greenwood/Thom Yorke. Technically Ed O' Brian is there also, but mostly them two.

-AC

As sparingly as the strings have been with Radiohead's music in the past 5-8 years? Still?

I'll agree with the Radiohead and Opeth mentions, and toss in,
Mastodon and Coheed and Cambria as well.

I really enjoy the crazy guitar/time change solo-y thing on Capalarian Quest for Mastodon.

Doherty/Barat - Libertines.

Mikael Akerfeldt/Peter Lindgren-Opeth

Originally posted by §P0oONY
Doherty/Barat - Libertines.

Rikk and Frank Agnew, Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo, John Lennon and George Harrison

Originally posted by RedAlertv2
I thought Guy just sang?

Nope, that's part of what makes that band so great, the way that they intertwine guitar parts.

As evidenced by this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apuLs_ayKRM

Doherty/Barat are good, as are Greenwood/Yorke.

What about Albarn/Coxon from Blur?

"They had that one song."

They're probably bigger in the UK. Otherwise, they're nothing here.

Originally posted by The Core
"They had that one song."

They're probably bigger in the UK. Otherwise, they're nothing here.