Music Wench
Rock and Roll Grandma
Here's a link to check out and weigh in on. 
Have fun and play nice.
http://guitar.about.com/library/bl100greatest.htm
Have fun and play nice.http://guitar.about.com/library/bl100greatest.htm
100 Greatest Guitar Solos
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DarkWishWall
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Yeah, I saw this list and it introduced me to a few great guitarists, so I can't complain. All a bit childish though isn't it?
eccentric man
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i don't really have the time to go through all of them as closely as i'd like but i'm pretty sure i've learned a good 1/3rd of those tunes and solos listed over the years.
eccentric man
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i just looked into it a little closer. i knew or at least spent a good chunk of time learing 25 of those over the years. but i have to say their links for the solo tabs are balls. i was learning those smashing pumpkins tunes with those exact tabs 7-8 years ago.
and the BEST.... this comment in the tab for the 'three days solo' by dave navarro / jane's addiction, which should be WAY higher than 100th place.
"Yes, I do play the solo, but I'm not going to tab it out. I know parts, but
not all of it. I just fake what I don't know. Maybe someday..."
way to go guitar world. i guess i'll go back to my old tab that at least had a few basic themes and licks from the solo to use as a base to improvise with.
the voodoo chile (slight return) tab link doesn't even load hahahaha
and the BEST.... this comment in the tab for the 'three days solo' by dave navarro / jane's addiction, which should be WAY higher than 100th place.
"Yes, I do play the solo, but I'm not going to tab it out. I know parts, but
not all of it. I just fake what I don't know. Maybe someday...
"way to go guitar world. i guess i'll go back to my old tab that at least had a few basic themes and licks from the solo to use as a base to improvise with.
the voodoo chile (slight return) tab link doesn't even load hahahaha
Drummer Chris
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The Led Zeppelin song "Hots On For No-Where" off Presence has an incredible guitar solo....absolutely love it!
(Methinks it is a B-Bender on that Tele)
(Methinks it is a B-Bender on that Tele)
eccentric man
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Drummer Chris said:
hmmm haven't listened to that disc in a long time but there's definitely some amazing guitar work on there, especially with 'achilles last stand' hehehe.
Drummer Chris
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Yes; Presence is an awesome album especially instrumentaly though Plant did a good job singing in his wheelchair.
The guitarwork, bass playing and drumming is all exceptional throughout the album, I think Candy Store Rock is the best tune on it though Achilles indeed gallops well.
The guitarwork, bass playing and drumming is all exceptional throughout the album, I think Candy Store Rock is the best tune on it though Achilles indeed gallops well.
Martin Q. Blank
The Happening
The single greatest guitar solo of all time would have to be George Harrison's solo in "All You Need Is Love."
Of course I'm kidding.
Of course I'm kidding.
kath
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martin.. mwhaha.
their number 4 is my number 1.
but there *is* some killer stuff on this list.
kath
numerically challenged?
their number 4 is my number 1.
but there *is* some killer stuff on this list.
kath
numerically challenged?
