Live versions, studio versions, they all rule. Well, the live solos for black are AMAZING. The studio recording is great too, except the solo is equal level to all the other stuff going on.
Soul To Squeeze - RHCP
Talk Dirty To Me - Poison
Yeah, that's right, I said poison. It was the first "rock" song I learned to play the whole way through.
Always With Me, Always With You-Satch
You appreciate this song SO much after you practice it for four hours and still can't get it to sound just right. lol.
Here's what I came up with so far (in no particular order):
AC/DC - "Ride On"
Alice In Chains - "Them Bones"
Ben Harper - "Please Bleed"
Big Wreck - "Overemphasizing"
Dire Straits - "Sultans Of Swing"
Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians - "What I Am"
Eric Clapton - "Blue Eyes Blue"
GNR - "November Rain" (the final solo)
Lenny Kravitz - "Beyond The 7th Sky" (or any other solo played by Craig Ross)
Living Color - "Cult Of Personality"
Lynch Mob - "Tangled In The Web"
Maria Muldaur - "Midnight At The Oasis" (solo by Amos Garrett)
Metallica - "And Justice For All"
Megadeth - "Hangar 18"
Nirvana - "In Bloom"
Ozzy Osborne - "No More Tears"
Pearl Jam - "Why Go"
Pink Floyd - "Comfortably Numb" (although I'm sick of hearing it)
Rage Against The Machine - "Take The Power Back"
Skid Row - "Wasted Time"
Smashing Pumpkins - "Soma"
Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Texas Flood"
The Philosopher Kings - "Fingernails To Claws"
Van Halen - "Love Walks In" (the Sammy Hagar solos)
Voivod - "Astronomy Domine"
Though short, I'd say Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Devil. Maybe it's just the overall sound of the song that gives it the energy, but it's my favorite.
The human race is a race of heroes corrupted by the ones who denounce themselves.
how could Hendrix's 'Machine Gun' be left out!?!? :eek:
Time does rock, how about all of obscured by clouds or childhoods end? and some versions of (with dave) astronomy domine and of course there's the brilliance of the atom heart mother suite
there's many more but my mind is drawing blanks
standin above the crowd
he had a voice that was strong and loud and
i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
eager to identify with
someone above the crowd
someone who seemed to feel the same
someone prepared to lead the way
Here's what comes to mind at the moment:
Hendrix-
Hear My Train A Comin' 5-30-70
Machine Gun
Pali Gap
Little Wing live
Jimmy Page-
Achilles Last Stand
Since I Been Loving You
No Quarter from The Song Remains the Same
John Frusciante-
Don't Forget Me from Slain Castle DVD
Mike-
Alive from Pittsburgh 03
Neil Young-
Cortez the Killer
Toni Iommi-
Snowblind
Fairies Wear Boots
I'm sure there's plenty more. I'll add as they come to mind.
"Sooner or later you'll bare your teeth"
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Now that so many people have reminded me of it, I love sympathy for the devil. That is one harsh tone. It squacks like no other. Must be a magically imbued tele keith was playing.
I miss you already, I miss you always
I miss you already, I miss you all day
Stairway To Heaven-Overall production & structure
Under a glass moon-Dream Theater-The Sickest Technique In A Song
Missing You-HSAS(Neil Schon)-Pure fire & fury in every note. Very Underrated player
The Loner-Gary Moore- Same basic melody he used in many songs, but perfected finally. Not a bad note anywhere in this song.
You men eat your dinner
Eat your pork and beans
I eat more chicken
Than any man ever seen
The instrumental ending of "Alive" is - hands down- the greatest coda in the history of rock music-- "Layla", of course, coming close.
Another mind blowing modern rock giutat solo/ instrumental is the work on Radiohead's "Paranoid Android". Christ Almighty, they had to have just been emotional and drained after creating that.
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"Let's say knowledge is a tree...
It's growing up, just like me."
Dave Mustaine-Holy Wars(outro solo)
Jimmy Page-Since Ive Been Loving You(from song remains the same)
Brian Robertson-Opium Trail/Still in Love With You
Joe Satriani-Belly Dancer
Marty Friedman-Tornado of Souls
Mike McCready - Alive
Frank Zappa - Willie the Pimp
Billy Corgan - Soma
"I get into a state of consciousness that I can't explain. It is about feeling and not thinking. I get positive chills and insight into things that I can't get to any other way. It is Healing of the Soul." - Mike McCready
"The only thing I ever saw that came close to Objective Journalism was a closed-circuit TV setup that watched shoplifters in the General Store at Woody Creek, Colorado." hst
Neil Young - Cowgirl in the Sand
the Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil, Let it Bleed (slide)
Pearl Jam - Immortality
The Who - Young Man's Blues or Baby don't you do it
Hendrix - Spanish Castle Magic
The Beatles - Yer Blues ( I like The Dirty Mac's version better with Clapton on his 335 through an early Marshall, but the whole idea of the song is great, the transitions and such)
Skynard - Call me the Breeze
Others I am sure.
+1 for the DIRTY MAC, hell yeah!!!
SRV Texas Flood
Jimi anything
Robert Cray Anything
Everything else has been named!
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Well...there's a ton of great solos out there I am sure I haven't heard yet, but here are a few I have, and love.
Live McCready:
Even Flow(MSG II/2003), Black(MSG I/2003), Yellow Ledbetter(MSG I/2003), All or None(MSG II/2003)
Studio and others:
Even Flow(ten version AND the video version), Say Hello to Heaven, Reach Down, Alive, All or None, Like a Stone, Hey Joe, Always with Me, Always with You, Fade to Black, Sunshine of Your Love.
I know I have more, but I can't think of any right now.
Hendrix, "Hear My Train a' Comin'", 1st September 1970, Sweden. That's the sound of a man's life.
Have you seen the Jimi Plays Berkeley DVD? They absolutely butcher HMTAC! These fuckin "Experience Hendrix" releases suck ass hole! This song is supposed to be three times as long. They cut most of the solo out and is painfull to watch if your used to the full version.
"Sooner or later you'll bare your teeth"
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Have you seen the Jimi Plays Berkeley DVD? They absolutely butcher HMTAC! These fuckin "Experience Hendrix" releases suck ass hole! This song is supposed to be three times as long. They cut most of the solo out and is painfull to watch if your used to the full version.
Not all of the Experience releases are bad, in fact a bunch of them are great. It is a really sad and pathetic story nonetheless and I wish there was a way for Leon to get some of the profits.
Berkeley was OK, the recent re-release of all the studio albums with the real liner notes are awesome. The jimi blues CD is killer as well. They are going to milk this until its got nothing left to give.
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Not all of the Experience releases are bad, in fact a bunch of them are great. It is a really sad and pathetic story nonetheless and I wish there was a way for Leon to get some of the profits.
Berkeley was OK, the recent re-release of all the studio albums with the real liner notes are awesome. The jimi blues CD is killer as well. They are going to milk this until its got nothing left to give.
Yeah I forgot to specify. I meant the DVD's I've seen from Exp. Hendrix. The CDs are pretty good.
"Sooner or later you'll bare your teeth"
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"What’s Orphans? I don’t know. Orphans is a dead end kid driving a coffin with big tires across the Ohio River wearing welding goggles and a wife beater with a lit firecracker in his ear." - Tom Waits
Stairway To Heaven-Overall production & structure
Under a glass moon-Dream Theater-The Sickest Technique In A Song
Missing You-HSAS(Neil Schon)-Pure fire & fury in every note. Very Underrated player
The Loner-Gary Moore- Same basic melody he used in many songs, but perfected finally. Not a bad note anywhere in this song.
I'm a big Neil Schon fan.
My favorite from him is "Look Into The Future"
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All Or None - PJ (msg 2)
Alive, Even Flow, Ledbetter, Black.
Live versions, studio versions, they all rule. Well, the live solos for black are AMAZING. The studio recording is great too, except the solo is equal level to all the other stuff going on.
Soul To Squeeze - RHCP
Talk Dirty To Me - Poison
Yeah, that's right, I said poison. It was the first "rock" song I learned to play the whole way through.
Always With Me, Always With You-Satch
You appreciate this song SO much after you practice it for four hours and still can't get it to sound just right. lol.
hmmm...that's all I can think of for now.
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Finally someone gave props to Stevie!
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Allman on Claptons electric Layla
Two of my favs, way too many to list
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AC/DC - "Ride On"
Alice In Chains - "Them Bones"
Ben Harper - "Please Bleed"
Big Wreck - "Overemphasizing"
Dire Straits - "Sultans Of Swing"
Edie Brickell & the New Bohemians - "What I Am"
Eric Clapton - "Blue Eyes Blue"
GNR - "November Rain" (the final solo)
Lenny Kravitz - "Beyond The 7th Sky" (or any other solo played by Craig Ross)
Living Color - "Cult Of Personality"
Lynch Mob - "Tangled In The Web"
Maria Muldaur - "Midnight At The Oasis" (solo by Amos Garrett)
Metallica - "And Justice For All"
Megadeth - "Hangar 18"
Nirvana - "In Bloom"
Ozzy Osborne - "No More Tears"
Pearl Jam - "Why Go"
Pink Floyd - "Comfortably Numb" (although I'm sick of hearing it)
Rage Against The Machine - "Take The Power Back"
Skid Row - "Wasted Time"
Smashing Pumpkins - "Soma"
Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Texas Flood"
The Philosopher Kings - "Fingernails To Claws"
Van Halen - "Love Walks In" (the Sammy Hagar solos)
Voivod - "Astronomy Domine"
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My favorite is hard to say... all the PJ solos.
I have seen Atlantis.
Soundgarden-Black Hole Sun
Led Zeppelin-Since I'v Been Loving You(all fifty of them)
SRV-Little Wing
Time does rock, how about all of obscured by clouds or childhoods end? and some versions of (with dave) astronomy domine and of course there's the brilliance of the atom heart mother suite
there's many more but my mind is drawing blanks
he had a voice that was strong and loud and
i swallowed his facade cos i'm so
eager to identify with
someone above the crowd
someone who seemed to feel the same
someone prepared to lead the way
Hendrix-
Hear My Train A Comin' 5-30-70
Machine Gun
Pali Gap
Little Wing live
Jimmy Page-
Achilles Last Stand
Since I Been Loving You
No Quarter from The Song Remains the Same
John Frusciante-
Don't Forget Me from Slain Castle DVD
Mike-
Alive from Pittsburgh 03
Neil Young-
Cortez the Killer
Toni Iommi-
Snowblind
Fairies Wear Boots
I'm sure there's plenty more. I'll add as they come to mind.
www.myspace.com/volinic
www.myspace.com/zane26 (band)
I miss you already, I miss you all day
Under a glass moon-Dream Theater-The Sickest Technique In A Song
Missing You-HSAS(Neil Schon)-Pure fire & fury in every note. Very Underrated player
The Loner-Gary Moore- Same basic melody he used in many songs, but perfected finally. Not a bad note anywhere in this song.
Eat your pork and beans
I eat more chicken
Than any man ever seen
Another mind blowing modern rock giutat solo/ instrumental is the work on Radiohead's "Paranoid Android". Christ Almighty, they had to have just been emotional and drained after creating that.
Eric V
"Let's say knowledge is a tree...
It's growing up, just like me."
Jimmy Page-Since Ive Been Loving You(from song remains the same)
Brian Robertson-Opium Trail/Still in Love With You
Joe Satriani-Belly Dancer
Marty Friedman-Tornado of Souls
Frank Zappa - Willie the Pimp
Billy Corgan - Soma
Kirk Hammett: Master of Puppets
Matt Bellamy: Hysteria
SRV Texas Flood
Jimi anything
Robert Cray Anything
Everything else has been named!
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Oh yes, Aqualung! Like the solo (and the song) a lot!
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Live McCready:
Even Flow(MSG II/2003), Black(MSG I/2003), Yellow Ledbetter(MSG I/2003), All or None(MSG II/2003)
Studio and others:
Even Flow(ten version AND the video version), Say Hello to Heaven, Reach Down, Alive, All or None, Like a Stone, Hey Joe, Always with Me, Always with You, Fade to Black, Sunshine of Your Love.
I know I have more, but I can't think of any right now.
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9-4-05 Calgary (10c Tix!)
8-8-09 Calgary
9-21-12 Calgary (10c Tix! Row 12!!)
My URL
http://www.myspace.com/thehuskytruckers
http://www.facebook.com
Have you seen the Jimi Plays Berkeley DVD? They absolutely butcher HMTAC! These fuckin "Experience Hendrix" releases suck ass hole! This song is supposed to be three times as long. They cut most of the solo out and is painfull to watch if your used to the full version.
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Not all of the Experience releases are bad, in fact a bunch of them are great. It is a really sad and pathetic story nonetheless and I wish there was a way for Leon to get some of the profits.
Berkeley was OK, the recent re-release of all the studio albums with the real liner notes are awesome. The jimi blues CD is killer as well. They are going to milk this until its got nothing left to give.
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Yeah I forgot to specify. I meant the DVD's I've seen from Exp. Hendrix. The CDs are pretty good.
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I'm a big Neil Schon fan.
My favorite from him is "Look Into The Future"