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quiet_2008

Thu 05/07/09 02:01 PM

I think the best Hendrix solo is on Along the Watchtower
(timestamp 1:50)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-JxvqATZU

my favorite solo of all time is David Gilmour on "Time"
(timestamp 3:30)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyL2vAUVOM0

Edited by quiet_2008 on Thu 05/07/09 02:03 PM

Unknow

Thu 05/07/09 02:04 PM

So what is it you're looking for? Pompous virtuosity? Technical greatness? Something tasty or that really adds to a song, perhaps making a good song great?

Edited by Unknow on Thu 05/07/09 02:04 PM

Pete026

Thu 05/07/09 02:11 PM

Stairway to Heaven....

Great one.

Some other great Jimmy Page moments: Dazed & Confused, Heartbreaker, Since I've Been Loving You.

7z3r05

Thu 05/07/09 11:31 PM

So what is it you're looking for? Pompous virtuosity? Technical greatness? Something tasty or that really adds to a song, perhaps making a good song great?

stairway is true, and its also undeniably righteous. no doubt in my mind, i guess i just kinda sell them short a bit. ive listened to everything theyve had (my favorite is II, thank you is phenominal) but everyone knows theyre awesome. at least to me.

i think expanding musical horizons- all will benefit.

Unknow

Fri 05/08/09 05:09 AM

So what is it you're looking for? Pompous virtuosity? Technical greatness? Something tasty or that really adds to a song, perhaps making a good song great?

Young man, my musical horizons are expanded about as far as my ears will let them. I've listened to guitarists ranging from Robert Johnson to John Petrucci of Dream Theater. Guess what? I still prefer Robert Johnson even though he's been dead for 70+ years. I will always give something a listen, but if it does not appeal to my ear then it becomes a dead issue for me. I'm not saying that Petrucci is not a great guitarist just that I do not like the sound.

prisoner

Fri 05/08/09 05:19 AM

George Harrisons Beatle stuff. John and Paul may have been the creative forces behind The Band but without Georges guitar work? be seeing you

quiet_2008

Fri 05/08/09 05:25 AM

Neil Young on Like a Hurricane

Mr_Music

Fri 05/08/09 08:57 AM

J.R. Cobb, Atlanta Rhythm Section - "Spooky"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMAo0m4E4Lc

Pete026

Fri 05/08/09 09:15 AM

Steve Hillage - Salmon Song

auburngirl

Fri 05/08/09 09:19 AM

So what is it you're looking for? Pompous virtuosity? Technical greatness? Something tasty or that really adds to a song, perhaps making a good song great?

Face it Mitch, you're OLD! surprised

Unknow

Fri 05/08/09 11:28 AM

Face it Mitch, you're OLD! surprised

You're just figuring that out now?

Duane Allman's solo on In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.

Here's a good live version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXrcINvsREU

Duane's solo starts at 5:22

D!ckie's is okay, but nothing like Duane's...

Edited by Unknow on Fri 05/08/09 12:00 PM