Because it has a few solo's wich are all at the top of the world.
Mick Box rules!
Oh, and i you have the chance;go see them live.
You will see a band that enjoy's playing so much it wil surprise you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFDe0tBadRU
i'm not too fussed about bits that can strictly be classed as guitar solos, i prefer wig outs or whatever. solos just strike me of being a part of boring, generic song structures a lot of the time.
Incredible combination of controlled chaos and jaw-dropping precision. And that little reverse upstroke at 4.06 is just astonishing. Gets me every time.
I mean Dinosaur Jr are great, but when I think about J's guitar playing, I realise that it's his whole sound & style & way of attacking a riff that I love, rather than the actual solos. In fact all his solos sound pretty much the same to me - very cool, but more or less interchangeable.
The classic guitar moments are things like the opening bars of Little Fury Things, the breakdown in Post, the fatness of the riff in Start Choppin, the deluge of noise at the end of Tarpit. That last one is probably my favourite thing that J's ever done, but I don't know if you'd call it a "solo" as such.
the album Syntoptikon is great but it has a lot more singing on it. Couple of big long guitar burners too though. They played the Thirstin Moore ATP in 2006 but his amp kept breaking so that kept ruining the momentum, they should come back over
but Blue Sky by The Allman Brothers Band would be my choice, the tone, the melodies, everything about it. 90 seconds of Duane in the left channel, a couple of bars where they cross over and then 90 seconds of Dickie in the right channel. I could listen to this solo over and over and over again and never get bored or stop smiling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGe-GCrUfqY
Think my favourite of all time though might be the solo at the end of Digital Love by Daft Punk (probably done on a synth, despite sounding like a guitar)
And the amazing thing is that Macca also has the most horrible guitar solo of all time on his discography too
No More Lonely Nights (1984). Just the absolute pits.
Uriah Heep-Salisbury
Because it has a few solo's wich are all at the top of the world.
Mick Box rules!
Oh, and i you have the chance;go see them live.
You will see a band that enjoy's playing so much it wil surprise you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFDe0tBadRU
Television - Marquee Moon
again.
Or the tiny bit in Friction after he says "if I ever catch that ventriloquist..."
Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
Rush - Freewill
Nah, Limelight
Alex Lifeson himself says it's his best. So melancholy yet powerful.
Perfect Skin - Lloyd Cole & the Commotions
minimal.
Suede - My Dark Star
No, seriously
I'll come running to tie your shoe - Brian Eno
Mr Fripp
Although I don't think it technically counts as guitar solo
his guitar on the Fripp/Eno Evening Star is beyond gorgeous
Baby's On Fire
is what I'd go with
St Elmo's Fire
is what I'd go with
SOLOS FUCKING SUCK
, says cunt.
I love Dream Theater, pal
I can also play a blues pentatonic.
I'm going to play scales on your ribs like a glockenspiel
once I've killed you and that.
you're cute
yeah something by Prince
though I always loved the awkward clang in Fin by Pavement.
Not technically a solo I don't think but
The last 2 minutes of Oh! Sweet Nuthin' by The Velvets is just about perfect.
*all 7 minutes
i always think of gold soundz
i'm not too fussed about bits that can strictly be classed as guitar solos, i prefer wig outs or whatever. solos just strike me of being a part of boring, generic song structures a lot of the time.
i love it because it's not over the top
it's just there and it doesn't feel forced
elliott smith - strung out again
steely dan - gold teeth II
queen - killer queen
jimi hendrix - red house live
yes Killer Queen
so much.
Fuck off
Curly-hair, curly guitar lead, cheesy fucking shit cunt.
Queen can fuck right off.
QOTSA - Little Sister
Absolutely perfect in every way.
http://youtu.be/bV20pQV8cl0?t=1m57s
Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You
Incredible combination of controlled chaos and jaw-dropping precision. And that little reverse upstroke at 4.06 is just astonishing. Gets me every time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkjv9SscotY
nirvana- milk it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXB7xPIVgc
2:35 mark.
Doll! Steak! Test! Meat!
whatever it is, it was definitely played by j mascis
possibly The Lung
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJGLp33KsFE&t=1m53s
I'm not actually a huge fan of J Mascis' soloing
I mean Dinosaur Jr are great, but when I think about J's guitar playing, I realise that it's his whole sound & style & way of attacking a riff that I love, rather than the actual solos. In fact all his solos sound pretty much the same to me - very cool, but more or less interchangeable.
The classic guitar moments are things like the opening bars of Little Fury Things, the breakdown in Post, the fatness of the riff in Start Choppin, the deluge of noise at the end of Tarpit. That last one is probably my favourite thing that J's ever done, but I don't know if you'd call it a "solo" as such.
Not the 'greatest'
but the first one that made me sit up and go 'fuck me!' was, perhaps predictably, Paranoid Android
buzzcocks
boredom
badumbadum
Carpenters - Goodbye To Love
No, YOU fuck off!
Weezer - Only In Dreams
:(
Say it Aint So
no wait
Buddy Holly
Falling for You
Wilco - At Least That's What You Said
http://youtu.be/TXLKA0u4mRs?t=2m7s
Hmm, today probably accoustic Jimi..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PwpZQxV8XU
If this entire thing counts as a guitar solo
then it's Song For Turner by Major Stars. If Maggot Brain counts then it counts I think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf36h60id0A
Wayne Rogers is the best. Massively underrated!
Fucking hell, this is absolutely brilliant.
it goes through all the emotions
a tear falla out my eye
Agreed.
never heard of them, but it does sound fantastic.
So yeah I have been listening to this band non stop for about an hour and a half
that's a good thing right?
Yeah really enjoying them, cheers!
The one you linked to is probably the best one I have heard so far, but some really good stuff here, I imagine they would be ace live.
that is definitely my favourite thing by them
the album Syntoptikon is great but it has a lot more singing on it. Couple of big long guitar burners too though. They played the Thirstin Moore ATP in 2006 but his amp kept breaking so that kept ruining the momentum, they should come back over
Eddie Hazel, man
play like your mother just died.
Embarrassing opening post can't be arsed
I've always had a soft spot for this one from RFTC:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_Xy8nZsfqU&t=1m35s
oi love that song
Ash - Girl from Mars
I'm pretty against guitar solos most of the time, but this one rules.
The acoustic solo on Frank Zappa's My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mamma
From 'Weasels Ripped My Flesh'
1 min 36 secs....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-zKmQ3JBlA
this too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=7UcvNFPTnJQ#t=126s
Judas Priest - Beyond The Realms of Death.
Obviously.
I don't solo til 9.
Usually not a fan of wanky guitar solos
but this one really got one, from The Wave Pictures doing If You Leave It Alone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG0b-rU_4m0 (from about 2.40)
On the above i dare say
that it would be even better if he would hit the right notes.
Oh, and how could i forget:
Dire straits , Queen and Pink floyd all in the furry little animals solo..
http://snd.sc/MN5s2J
It's clearly this
Anyone who disagrees is an idiot. Shred it Nigel!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=fvwp&v=k4UJkl6eaGQ
50+ posts
and no one has mentioned anything off Siamese Dream yet.
fucking boo.
'Silverfuck', 'Soma', 'Cherub Rock'...come on.
Soma for sure
or Thru the eyes of a ruby when they crack out the ridiculous live version
As much as I dislike the band...
... in the traditional solo sense, it has to be Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd?
Neil Young - Cinnamon Girl
ONE FUCKING NOTE
Also: Jeff Baxter's solo on Rikki Don't Lose That Number
Just so... perfect
My Sharona
The full length version of it will take your head off.
dino jr
freak scene
Its kind of technically 2 guitar solo's
but Blue Sky by The Allman Brothers Band would be my choice, the tone, the melodies, everything about it. 90 seconds of Duane in the left channel, a couple of bars where they cross over and then 90 seconds of Dickie in the right channel. I could listen to this solo over and over and over again and never get bored or stop smiling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGe-GCrUfqY
pixies- hey
Tom Waits - HOIST THAT RAG
Marc Ribot, I do believe
All Along the Watchtower
Cherub Rock
I wasn't inviting discussion
Lennon's solo on I Want You (She's So Heavy)
That song & that solo are probably the #1 reason why John was the greatest Beatle
Queen - Brighton Rock
Velvets - I Heard Her Call My Name
Morbid Angel - Chapel of Ghouls
Two solos for the price of one and it's just divine. Or not
Melt Banana - Blank Page Of The Blind
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKDihYBMvHQ
I want my guitar to do that.
this guy is all-time top 5 guitarists ever, no question
also the best live band I've ever been lucky enough to see
his vocal in that is pretty amazing too
Like a hurricane by Neil Young
isn't bad either!
saved by the bell
theme tune...
the end.
Cardiacs
Fiery Gun Hand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLoe4DGT3hk
Five minutes of sheer GLORY, but the real SPLENDOUR begins at around 3:20.
Not just a guitar solo. A combined guitar solo, keyboard solo, xylophone solo, and sax solo.
I thought about this thread
and then thought about posting this song to it, but I wasn't near a computer
anyway, yeah, best solo ever etc etc. although technically it's kinda cheating ;)
Also
Swervedriver. Most of their discography consists of songs which are mental duelling guitar solos for the entirety of the song.
The Pretenders - Kid
Have always loved this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=GvrXFKpQjIc#t=84s
Think my favourite of all time though might be the solo at the end of Digital Love by Daft Punk (probably done on a synth, despite sounding like a guitar)