Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
At The Back => Time Out => Topic started by: Will on August 07, 2007, 04:32:09 PM
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well as the title suggests!
Thinking of this as i watch Ozzy salt lake city 84 with Jake E Lee
and I am on the fatal solo of bark at the moon at the moment
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Black Star by Yngwie.
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May you never - John Martin
I don't think I'll ever be able to play it though :evil:
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Necrophagist - Fermented Offal Discharge solo
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Sometimes when I hear something new and fresh sounding, I wanna learn how to play it.
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Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers - ZZ Top.
And anything by Roy Buchanan.
And +1 to Bark At The Moon, actually.
Unfortunately the urge to practice soon dissipates - I'm a sloth-like creature by nature (apart from the hanging upside-down in trees bit).
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but the live: 1984 salt lake city BATM solo? :P
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Rules of the Game - Shawn Lane
and erm
Altitudes - Jason Becker.
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Black Star by Yngwie.
+1
most of the shredders, basically. jazz guys too, srv, most people in fact.
:lol:
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Whenever I hear a great slide player.
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Oh - Whenever I see Jesus it reminds of Guthrie Govan and then that then reminds me to practice aswell.
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anything by the Black crowes
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:D Flying In A Blue Dream - Satriani
Where Were You - Jeff Beck
Whispering A Prayer - Steve Vai
:D 8)
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Will has the best taste I must say ;)
Anything from Jimmy Page to Jake E Lee to Joe Satriani. But I feel like I`m getting good then I listen to them and its like WTF!!
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Will has the best taste I must say ;)
its your fault I was listening to it ;)
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Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers - ZZ Top.
Top tune Phil - I love that track!
For me, its Surfing with the Alien. I wish I could play it...
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For me, its Surfing with the Alien. I wish I could play it...
Surfing with the Alien is what made me take up the guitar - I heard it on a rock compilation and it amazed me.
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Richie kotzen did an amazing solo with mr big covering deep purples burn, I swear this guy has some on the slickest licks around! oh yea his tone ain't bad either.
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Too many to list but recently:
Eric Johnson - Manhattan - love his style and this song always gets me in the mood for a practise.
A lot of metal but more upbeat metal (usually 80's metal) with some dominant guitars think along the lines of Motley Crue - Kickstart My Heart, you just want to pick up your guitar and play along :D (well i do...)
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Whenever I hear Jimi Page in Led Zep times ... I either wanna practise more or give up playing...
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1952 Vincent Black Lightening (Richard Thompson) - tried playing it, started to feel like I should give up guitar, left it alone - that's a VERY specific style of playing that's totally alien to me but sounds amazing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxKTzwaEa2o&mode=related&search=
Some music moves me and I've no idea why, RT's work always does - beutiful work straight from the soul.
:twisted:
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Some music moves me and I've no idea why, RT's work always does - beutiful work straight from the soul.
I love Richard Thompson's singing and playing, although I haven't got very much of his stuff.
This is going to sound a bit hippy-dippy, but I wonder sometimes if we feel a sort of tribal/"race memory" connection with British/Celtic traditional music? It just sounds so right somehow. Not that I actually listen to it much.
By the same token, I don't feel any connection at all with the "Americana" music mentioned on Horsehead's thread, it leaves me completely cold. But lots of you guys seem to like it, when according to my hypothesis it should only appeal to Americans. There goes that theory then :roll: .
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In my case it's almost anything by John Lee Hooker, so I suppose that accounts for La Grange making me want to practice too.
Mind you it makes me want to dance as well, and that is just too frightening to consider