Favourite Sections In Songs You Love?
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Jake T
Running With The Pack
This UFO song is a solid rocker, but I think the guitar solo at 2:17 is really something special.
UFO - Only You Can Rock Me
UFO - Only You Can Rock Me
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Ever Onward...
Achilles Last Stand - Led-Zeppelin
^Plant's chanting running side by side with Page's riffs...
Still Of The Night - Whitesnake
^That build-up break prior to the guitar solo...
People Are Strange - Echo And The Bunnymen
^Great keyboard and piano middle section...always liked it.
^Plant's chanting running side by side with Page's riffs...
Still Of The Night - Whitesnake
^That build-up break prior to the guitar solo...
People Are Strange - Echo And The Bunnymen
^Great keyboard and piano middle section...always liked it.
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Vehicle
Aging Metalhead
oh, i have a lot of these. Some are big parts, and some are just minute nuances that are just so cool, I sometimes skip back just to hear that part.
Avril Lavigne:
At the 1:55, the 2nd chorus starts. At roughly 2:05, singing the word "I", she jumps up an octave, then vocal floats down on top of the backing vocal complete a harmony. It's just a simple 2 part harmony, but it is soooooo perfect right where it is.
Avril Lavigne:
At the 1:55, the 2nd chorus starts. At roughly 2:05, singing the word "I", she jumps up an octave, then vocal floats down on top of the backing vocal complete a harmony. It's just a simple 2 part harmony, but it is soooooo perfect right where it is.
Lynch
Here for the cookies and the tunes
Metallica - Bleeding Me
From about the 4:35 mark to the 6:10 mark is my favorite part of the song, but to be completely specific to the absolute best part of that segment would be from 4:48 to 05:35. Something about the slowdown and re-buildup in that part I just love. My favorite way to play it is on my DJ system with the bass cranked all the way up and the volume knob JUST as cranked up!
From about the 4:35 mark to the 6:10 mark is my favorite part of the song, but to be completely specific to the absolute best part of that segment would be from 4:48 to 05:35. Something about the slowdown and re-buildup in that part I just love. My favorite way to play it is on my DJ system with the bass cranked all the way up and the volume knob JUST as cranked up!
Lynch
Here for the cookies and the tunes
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
The riff starting at the 3:17 mark on through 4:50 mark. One of the greatest and heaviest points in any song the band ever did. Far from the most technically advance song writing in their catalog, but it's JUST so freaking heavy and cool.
The riff starting at the 3:17 mark on through 4:50 mark. One of the greatest and heaviest points in any song the band ever did. Far from the most technically advance song writing in their catalog, but it's JUST so freaking heavy and cool.
Vehicle
Aging Metalhead
yea, S.B.S is like a big heavy metal beast stomping through everything in it's way.
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good Idea Riff!! 
The one song that comes to mind is KISS's War Machine.. I love Ace's guitar solo towards the end and the way it fades off.. Love those PHAT guitar riff's.
The one song that comes to mind is KISS's War Machine.. I love Ace's guitar solo towards the end and the way it fades off.. Love those PHAT guitar riff's.
Some good stuff being posted. 
Lynch I agree on that part of the song. When it comes to a song rebuilding I love Orion in the middle section.
No Remorse also has a riff that sounds like Iron Maiden to me. Before that from 3 minutes on I love that rhythm guitar riff. But at the 3:48 mark the riff reminds me of Iron Maiden.
Lynch I agree on that part of the song. When it comes to a song rebuilding I love Orion in the middle section.
No Remorse also has a riff that sounds like Iron Maiden to me. Before that from 3 minutes on I love that rhythm guitar riff. But at the 3:48 mark the riff reminds me of Iron Maiden.
