klaasvakie Especially the "pre-bends", for me those are the toughest since you can't use your ear to guide you,
+a lot!
I can get to a one step bend fairly accurately (not 2 or more though)...but, I struggle with the timing of bending without playing the note, it always seems VERY weird to me!
No 76. Neil Young with Cinnamon Girl. No Comment
No 75. with The Who. I love The Who so much, and I love this song, but this is not a complicated solo. I love the lick at 00:45.
No. 74 With Deep Purple - Man this looks hard.
klaasvakie Enjoyed that, quite bluesy, with a dash of prog? Those bends had me grimacing in sympathy for his fingers, he did nail them - but it must of hurt eventually.
I dig the way he writes the background for the player/song - adds to it to have a bit of a backstory.
V8 Yeah, those 3rd fret bends look owchie
No 73. with Phish - this one has a nice vibe to it, didn't know the song at all
So apparently he learned the wrong Phish solo for No 73, here is 73 again with the correct solo:
Quick, let me sneak this in before everyone dissapears for the weekend ?. No 72 with Aerosmith, these songs are damn catchy.
klaasvakie One of my all time favourites!
Sacrilege...but I dig the Run DMC version, video is rather funny - solo's are a slightly different though. Impossible to beat the original played live - rawkin'!!! ?
Slightly OT, but if you had to pick a top 100 (or even top 20) solos using only tracks from the 2000s onwards, which would be your top choices?
An absolute unit of a solo here at no. 71. I've been waiting for this one to come up --- tough one to nail. Think he did really well.
joeymakesmusic Slightly OT, but if you had to pick a top 100 (or even top 20) solos using only tracks from the 2000s onwards, which would be your top choices?
Not sure about 20, or a 100, but my top pick for a post 2000 solo would be Guthrie Govan's Solo in the Steven Wilson song "Drive Home". Solo starts at 5:05
Man just listened to that album again --- someone has been cutting onions in office --- I'm not crying I promise.
First Jimi solo at No 70! Such a great song.
Third honorable mention with another Rush track. Looks hard!
No 69. Beatles. Didn't know this song before now. The one-guitar version looks mighty tricky.
klaasvakie He nailed the 12-string esque tone for both parts - easy to imagine people thinking that was a 12 string or some studio trickery back in the day?
If anyone ever wondered what a bridge pup on a strat sounds like...there ya go - solid icepick to the temple ?
V8 easy to imagine people thinking that was a 12 string or some studio trickery back in the day?
Yeah, I think I would've just assumed two guitar players ? But as he says, two guitar players weren't really a thing back then.
No 68. New to me, not sure if it fits in 100 greatest solos of all time, but maybe it will grow on me.
No 67, with EVH. Great solo, and a great shot at playing it IMO.
