Rate Warren DiMartini

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I always thought Warren was one of the better lead guitarists out of the 80s genre.

I'd definitely rate him an 8 or 9.

[ALinChainz]

Seen them well over 10 times in concert.

A solid 8 in my book.

[JCOOK]

YEAH, DEFINITLEY AN 8. HOWEVER THE LAST TIME I SAW RATT HE LOOKED PRETTY BORED.

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I saw Ratt in Biloxi MS in September of '85 on the "Invasion of Your Privacy" tour (Bon Jovi opened). They filmed the video for "You're In Love" at this show.

I also saw them on the "Dancing Undercover" tour in Biloxi in February of '87. This show reigned supreme of the two. There was better sound and I think "Dancing" is their best album.

[ALinChainz]

Back then it was Jon Bon Who? And Mama's Boys opened the show, I liked them better than Jovi.

I liked all the albums really. I like Pearcy's voice, so I didn't think his vocals on Runnin' With The Devil was too terrible. He did a verison of Rod Stewart's "Losing You" I thought was better than Rod could ever dream of doing. "Born On The Bayou" too.

Good chit.

"Nobody Rides For Free".

[DR CHIP]

Warren and Lynch were both Cali guitar players who play very similar....

Warren can play....better than many...

Probably plays better today than Ed does.....

[Mr Badguy]

I always liked Ratt.

No solos pop into my head, though.

However, I remember Ratt`s guitar work in general being pretty intricate.

Riffs like "Lay it down", "Wanted man", "Dance" and "Round and round" to name but a few.

It was over by "Detonator", though.

Never saw him with Ratt, but with Whitesnake in 1994 in Edinburgh.

Good player, maybe a little short on charisma.

I would give him and Robbin Crosby a 8/10 for the interweaving rhythm parts and unusual chords.

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Warren is good. But honestly, he's no Edward.