I'm sitting here listening to local radio and they've just had Elliott Randall on, introducing 'Reelin' In the Years' by playing the intro down the phone line.
Apparently it's Jimmy Page's favourite guitar solo.
Today, this is mine
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Guitar solos
Anything by John Dowland played on guitar:
'...If music and sweet poetry agree,
As they must needs, the sister and the brother,
Then must the love be great 'twixt thee and me,
Because thou lovest the one, and I the other.
Dowland to thee is dear, whose heavenly touch
Upon the lute doth ravish human sense...'
Or is that not the kind of thing you meant? ;)
'...If music and sweet poetry agree,
As they must needs, the sister and the brother,
Then must the love be great 'twixt thee and me,
Because thou lovest the one, and I the other.
Dowland to thee is dear, whose heavenly touch
Upon the lute doth ravish human sense...'
Or is that not the kind of thing you meant? ;)
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The Buzzcocks..Boredom
Orgasminator
Pink Floyd Shine on You Crazy Diamond.
It takes me to a long time ago.
It takes me to a long time ago.
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Quote by vampanya
Pink Floyd Shine on You Crazy Diamond.
It takes me to a long time ago.
what she said ^^^
or this free bird Lynyrd Skynyrd
Quote by TheLovelyOne
Anything by John Dowland played on guitar:
'...If music and sweet poetry agree,
As they must needs, the sister and the brother,
Then must the love be great 'twixt thee and me,
Because thou lovest the one, and I the other.
Dowland to thee is dear, whose heavenly touch
Upon the lute doth ravish human sense...'
Or is that not the kind of thing you meant? ;)
Couldn't agree more. Especially 'My Lady Lady Hunsdon's Puffe'
"...Thou lovest to hear the sweet melodious sound,
That Phoebus lute, the queen of music makes;
And I in deep delight am chiefly drown'd..."
Just so many great tracks to choose from, it is hard to pick a winner.
My love of rock started as an eight year old following my older Brothers lead.
Led Zep have to be the all time favorite group and without doubt the most successful rock band of all time.
I saw the original Zep three times,so am lucky as most are not even old enough to remember them when they were all alive.
Trower in my view IS the white Hendrix and for me the more Blues stuff like Gary Moore and Trower, and even a lot of Zep songs, fill my music collection which is vast.
Over the years though my tastes have become a lot more varied, and have over tracks ranging from heavy rock to well the Osmonds.
But there is still nothing like a great blues song played by Trower or Moore or Page....certainly true legends on a guitar.
If I had to pick one track that stands out from all others and was pushed, it would I suppose would be Stairway to Heaven....a timeless masterpiece.
My love of rock started as an eight year old following my older Brothers lead.
Led Zep have to be the all time favorite group and without doubt the most successful rock band of all time.
I saw the original Zep three times,so am lucky as most are not even old enough to remember them when they were all alive.
Trower in my view IS the white Hendrix and for me the more Blues stuff like Gary Moore and Trower, and even a lot of Zep songs, fill my music collection which is vast.
Over the years though my tastes have become a lot more varied, and have over tracks ranging from heavy rock to well the Osmonds.
But there is still nothing like a great blues song played by Trower or Moore or Page....certainly true legends on a guitar.
If I had to pick one track that stands out from all others and was pushed, it would I suppose would be Stairway to Heaven....a timeless masterpiece.
Orgasminator
Quote by Staggerlee_BB
The Buzzcocks..Boredom
:thumbup: Ba-Dum, Ba-Dum.
Sex God
John Frusciante feckin rocks!! Always looks in pain but pain often = pleasure!!
Matt Bellamy
Billy Joe Armstrong (not his best but had to post it cos we were there!!
going a bit old school but ... Yngwie Malmsteen
Matt Bellamy
Billy Joe Armstrong (not his best but had to post it cos we were there!!
going a bit old school but ... Yngwie Malmsteen
Quote by Cicero
Anything by John Dowland played on guitar:
'...If music and sweet poetry agree,
As they must needs, the sister and the brother,
Then must the love be great 'twixt thee and me,
Because thou lovest the one, and I the other.
Dowland to thee is dear, whose heavenly touch
Upon the lute doth ravish human sense...'
Or is that not the kind of thing you meant? ;)
Couldn't agree more. Especially 'My Lady Lady Hunsdon's Puffe'
"...Thou lovest to hear the sweet melodious sound,
That Phoebus lute, the queen of music makes;
And I in deep delight am chiefly drown'd..."
:inlove:
Sexpert
So many to choose from but right now this is one of my faves.
Joe Satriani - Satch boogie. I'm sure this guy has 8 fingers.
Joe Satriani - Satch boogie. I'm sure this guy has 8 fingers.
Quote by motorcyclerob
So many to choose from but right now this is one of my faves.
Joe Satriani - Satch boogie. I'm sure this guy has 8 fingers.
And in honour of Rob's screenname, here's a Glastonbury goodie from the world's best Guns and Roses tribute band (as they claim they might have been if they couldn't write songs as good as this)...
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Lynard bloody Skynard.....bunch of bloody cross burners....stairway to fucking heaven....'king worst zep tune ever....'king murdered in guitar shops everywhere....'king long haired guitar wankers.....'king guitar solos.....'king bollocks.....*wonders off muttering about punk....all for nothing.........died in vain....etc. etc.*
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This a bit more your scene then Staggs?.......
Not really but I quite like this...... ......and this..... ....perfect examples of how the guitar should really be treated....with a degree of distain
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Just a cpl of the ones I like...
Quote by brucie
hmmm, just off the top of my head
lynard skynard - live version of freebird at knebworth
You must have been there with your parents Brucie?
They were bloody good though, certainly got the crowd warmed up nicely for 10CC unfortunately not. i remember my sister went. its up on you tube. looks amazing. anyway thought it was the stones headlining as the stage is the stones mouth /tongue.
Stones were headlining but 10cc were on between them and Skynyrd. They were very good too, finished with a rocking version of Rubber Bullets. Ah, ain't nostalgia a wonderful thing! :lol:
Quote by brucie
hmmm, just off the top of my head
lynard skynard - live version of freebird at knebworth
ofcourse stairway to heaven
so much floyd
but the two which always get me going are
zappa's watermelon in easter hay
and the stranglers' version of walk on by
also jerry garcia has some fine moments.
That's because Watermelons in Easter hay also has Steve Vai on it as well as FZ
Sex God
Now ...he knows how to play the guitar.....
