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Dunno if you guys have done this before but im stuck between Pink Floyd(david gilmour) - Comfortably Numb and Led Zeppelin(jimmy page) - Dazed and Confused, in fact anything by Jimmy Page or Pink Floyd quite simply rules. Also Sweet Child O' Mine intro Slash-GNR rules.
What do you guys think?
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Prince recorded live at Wembley 1985.... doing the extended version of Purple Rain... amazing.
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Anything by Peter Green
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Eric Crapton. Twat of a bloke, one hell of a guitar player.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Sweet Child o mine is definitely one o mah favourites along with Smoke on the Water...... ahh was just trying to decide what mp3's to play...... cheers for that
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Joe Satriani without a doubt.
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got a dvd of Satriani and there is one track where the bass player does a solo - pretty coolOriginally Posted by MSTRS
Old age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill
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Roy Buchanan - whatever he does is just one long guitar solo...best Green Onion on the Planet.
Uh oh,just did a google on him remembered he died ages ago,back in 88.Always used bass players as good as himself - Stanley Clarke,Roger Glover...The Best Unknown Guitarist in the World he was known as.
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Yep - Live in Los Angeles (or San Francisco) Bassist is Stu Hamm, one of the world's best.
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Shit theres sooo many, where do you start?
Hmm, live version of 'Comfortably Numb' from 'The Delicate Sound of Thunder' by Pink Floyd is one of my all time faves. When I used to play guitar and I was learning it, my tutor (John Hooker) said something like "If I played that, I'd put that guitar down and never pick it up again. How could you top it?" Pain and suffering made into music....
I still love the solo from 'Hotel California'. Eric Claptons stuff on Phil Colins "Let it rain down on me" still gives me goose bumps. GNR 'Sweet Child o Mine'. Peter Greens 'Need your love so bad(?)' sounds great yet is easy to play. Brian May (Queen) on 'Gimme the Prize' (the song that made me start playing) and 'Who wants to live forever'.
'Wasted Years' & 'Alexandra the Great'- Iron Maiden, the intro for 'Thunder Struck' AC/DC. Pretty much everything that Stevie Ray Vaughn ever did, but especially a live version of 'Texas Flood' I heard while bedding down at the Hokinui Moonshine rally once- fricken awesome! Also love both the guitar and sax parts in 'Baker Street'- can't remember the artist. Heaps of Mark Knopflers stuff, but especially 'Romeo and Juliet', 'Brothers in Arms' and 'Going home'. 'Dead or Alive', Bonjovi
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There's one bit in 'One big rush' that is just bloody awesome- must've used every trick in the book to do that one, which is what Eddie Van Halen is supposed to have done for the solo in 'Beat It' (MJ). He turned up, listened to the track, played two solo's that used every trick in his arsenal, got paid a pitance, and thought the no one would ever hear it cause Micheal Jackson was black....
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