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mr.crowley-rhandy rhoads
Stairway to Heaven-led zeppelin
intro-mean streets-van halen
5 Solo"s
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ice cream man- van halen
mr.crowley-rhandy rhoads
Stairway to Heaven-led zeppelin
intro-mean streets-van halen
ice cream man- van halen
mr.crowley-rhandy rhoads
Stairway to Heaven-led zeppelin
intro-mean streets-van halen
# 1
Originally Posted by: kimmutchchellAvril Lavigne: He wasnt ,listen to this one just kills Eddie Van Halen. Avril Lavigne :Skater Boy the opening on this one is a must hear treat for all Hendrix fans. Rush : the solo on working man still knocks me out . Max Webster: Drive and Desire For those of you who never heard of this song its on the Universal Juvenials Album. Leslie west mountain : Theme from an Imaginary Western. Most guitar solos seem to be bad or poorly written , but here are a few gems .Cheers.
Holy ****! I could ban myself for what I wanna say about this! :eek:
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# 2
just goes to show u we all have different tastes
1:bucekthead-binge and grab solo(awesome wah)
2:bucekthead-nottingham lace solo(long..emotional)
3:bucekthead-jordan solo(on gutiar hero 2..downloaded it..crazy!)
4:trivium- gunshot to the head of trepedation solo(awesome)
5:incubus- pendulous threads(just.. awesome!)
1:bucekthead-binge and grab solo(awesome wah)
2:bucekthead-nottingham lace solo(long..emotional)
3:bucekthead-jordan solo(on gutiar hero 2..downloaded it..crazy!)
4:trivium- gunshot to the head of trepedation solo(awesome)
5:incubus- pendulous threads(just.. awesome!)
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# 3
1. Rock Bottom - UFO
2. Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
3. Over the Mountain - Rhoades
4. Nottingham Lace - Buckethead
5. Hallowed be thy Name - Maiden
2. Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
3. Over the Mountain - Rhoades
4. Nottingham Lace - Buckethead
5. Hallowed be thy Name - Maiden
# 4
I'll bite
Slash's "Estranged" solo near the end (GNR)
Satriani's "Friends" The entire song is great.
Satriani's "Why" ' ' ' ' '
Knack "My Sharona"
Pantera "Floods" Dime's outro is friggin amazing. So much emotion. Great stuff.
Slash's "Estranged" solo near the end (GNR)
Satriani's "Friends" The entire song is great.
Satriani's "Why" ' ' ' ' '
Knack "My Sharona"
Pantera "Floods" Dime's outro is friggin amazing. So much emotion. Great stuff.
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# 5
django reinhardt - Django's tiger
Dream Theater - under a glass moon
mr big - green tinted sixties mind
joe satriani - searching
django reinhardt - J'attendrai intro on the hot jazz movie
Dream Theater - under a glass moon
mr big - green tinted sixties mind
joe satriani - searching
django reinhardt - J'attendrai intro on the hot jazz movie
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# 6
Originally Posted by: pstring... Midnight at the Oasis-Maria Muldaur-Amos Garrett, never heard anything like it before or since...
Amos Garrett, and his band, The Eh Team, are based here in Calgary.
Only 5? hmm... gotta spend some time thinning out the candidates...
# 7
5 amazing solos from songs as opposed to instrumentals:
Hangar 18 - Megadeth - Marty Friedman/Dave Mustain
Defensive Personalities - Death - James Murphy/Chiuck Schuldiner
Shy Boy - Dave Lee Roth - Steve Vai
Dark Night - The Scorpions - Uli Jon Roth (from the 70's)
New Order - Testament - Alex Skolnick
If you're into death metal and shred, Nocturnus 'Thresholds' album beats any of the above on every single track. Didn't mention them above as most people have never heard their stuff...shame!
Hangar 18 - Megadeth - Marty Friedman/Dave Mustain
Defensive Personalities - Death - James Murphy/Chiuck Schuldiner
Shy Boy - Dave Lee Roth - Steve Vai
Dark Night - The Scorpions - Uli Jon Roth (from the 70's)
New Order - Testament - Alex Skolnick
If you're into death metal and shred, Nocturnus 'Thresholds' album beats any of the above on every single track. Didn't mention them above as most people have never heard their stuff...shame!
# 8
Originally Posted by: Superhuman
Hangar 18 - Megadeth - Marty Friedman/Dave Mustain
Hell yeah! Plus almost everything on Rust In Peace and Megadeth's other albums - even Risk has some great solos. Yes, Megadeth is one of my favourite bands... :p
Okay, here are five of mine:
Pink Floyd - "Time" (David Gilmour)
Gary Moore - "The Loner"
Mahavishnu Orchestra - "Meeting of the Spirits" (John McLaughlin)
King Crimson - "21st Century Schizoid Man" (Robert Fripp)
Queensryche - "Jet City Woman" (Chris deGarmo)
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# 9
Wow, this thread goes back a ways. Here's a few that come to mind for me:
*Pick any song off Eat a Peach album, Allman Bros.
*Red House-Jimi-"that's allright...I still got my guitar, look out baby!"...sweeeet
*Hotel California-Eagles-even non-players whistle and air guitar this one, a sure sign
*Crossfire-SRV-melodically and technically, one of his best
*Sultans of Swing-Dire Straits-he really might know "all the chords" :)
Ok, that's 5, but I gotta mention (even though it has been) Stranglehold-Ted Nugent...think it's his only song I like though.
*Pick any song off Eat a Peach album, Allman Bros.
*Red House-Jimi-"that's allright...I still got my guitar, look out baby!"...sweeeet
*Hotel California-Eagles-even non-players whistle and air guitar this one, a sure sign
*Crossfire-SRV-melodically and technically, one of his best
*Sultans of Swing-Dire Straits-he really might know "all the chords" :)
Ok, that's 5, but I gotta mention (even though it has been) Stranglehold-Ted Nugent...think it's his only song I like though.
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# 10
Ok, that's 5, but I gotta mention (even though it has been) Stranglehold-Ted Nugent...think it's his only song I like though.[/QUOTE]
Stakes are High and so am I, it's in the air Tonii-yia-yite. It's a "Free for All".
Another Nugent Classic, you might dig it.
Stakes are High and so am I, it's in the air Tonii-yia-yite. It's a "Free for All".
Another Nugent Classic, you might dig it.
# 11
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Scuttle Buttin'
Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe.... (any Joe Bonamassa song will do)
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Metallica - Fade To Black or One
Jimi Hendrix - Red House or Spanish Castle Magic
Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe.... (any Joe Bonamassa song will do)
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Metallica - Fade To Black or One
Jimi Hendrix - Red House or Spanish Castle Magic
# 12
Oh yeah, I gotta add Allman Bros "Blue Sky." That song is so jolly and great it makes me happy.
Let your soul shine. Its better than sunshine. Its better than moonshine. Damn sure better than rain.
# 13
Floods ~ Pantera
You kids ~ Paul gilbert
Comfortably Numb ~ Pink Floyd
Hangar 18 ~ Megadeth
2 minutes to midnight ~ Iron maiden
Most the stuffs been said b4 but meh :p
You kids ~ Paul gilbert
Comfortably Numb ~ Pink Floyd
Hangar 18 ~ Megadeth
2 minutes to midnight ~ Iron maiden
Most the stuffs been said b4 but meh :p
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# 14
Back in Black-Angus Young: Definitive rock guitar from whatever angle you approach it.
Hot For Teacher-EVH: Perfect representation of his style sans tapping. i.e. primarily a rhythmic guitar player with a sometimes-jazzy sense of timing.
Molto Arpeggiosa-Yngwie Malmsteen: Just check out that opening lick from Yngwie. Brilliant.
Splendido Sundance-Al Di Meola: I suppose not really rock, but still just an awesome piece for two guitars.
I don't want to hear about it later-EVH: Another really awesome solo (too bad the solo is in the middle of a mediocre song)
Hot For Teacher-EVH: Perfect representation of his style sans tapping. i.e. primarily a rhythmic guitar player with a sometimes-jazzy sense of timing.
Molto Arpeggiosa-Yngwie Malmsteen: Just check out that opening lick from Yngwie. Brilliant.
Splendido Sundance-Al Di Meola: I suppose not really rock, but still just an awesome piece for two guitars.
I don't want to hear about it later-EVH: Another really awesome solo (too bad the solo is in the middle of a mediocre song)
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