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Posted: 11/2/2015 11:31:44 AM EDT
Lets start out by me saying that I'm in no way a professional guitar player or music critic. I'm just interested to hear what bothers other people and see if I hear it as well.
For me it's Eight Miles High by The Byrds. The solo makes me want to freak out. I like the rest of the song though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J74ttSR8lEg |
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Led Zep - Heartbreaker.
That abomination of a guitar solo kills the entire song. ETA Studio version Such a great groove throughout the rest of the song, then Jimmeh Page fucks it up |
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song.
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. View Quote I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated |
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Quoted: I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated That solo is likely one of the most profitable things EVH has ever done. |
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The solo in We're Not Gonna Take It is up there.
He kinda phoned it in, and it tainted an otherwise fun song. |
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Yngwie Malmsteen on the alternate version of Culture Club's I'll tumble for you.
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That solo is likely one of the most profitable things EVH has ever done. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated That solo is likely one of the most profitable things EVH has ever done. And he did it in one day, from his house. In less than an hour. They came over, played him the demo, he laid down a thirty second track, they made a few adjustments, he did another 30-second take, and that was it. Here's several million dollars. You WISH you had a job like that. |
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Parody song yes, but I've always 'loved' the solo in 'Cover of the Rolling Stone' by Dr Hook at about 1:40
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Parody song yes, but I've always 'loved' the solo in 'Cover of the Rolling Stone' by Dr Hook at about 1:40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeOWMDP5a7o View Quote That one is intentionally bad. I don't think it counts. |
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You asked for bad..... For the record, I still love these guys and listen regularly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLo3PbY-Wsw View Quote I love that song. Badger is pretty cool and horrible as well. |
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated That solo is likely one of the most profitable things EVH has ever done. He did it for free. |
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Anything by Tommy Thayer. /thread Off to Youtube I go.... He thinks he is Ace Frehley. To be fair... Isn't that pretty much his job - to play Frehley's old character, playing his guitar parts? Heaven forbid he do anything to take the spotlight away from Paul or Gene. |
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You asked for bad..... For the record, I still love these guys and listen regularly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLo3PbY-Wsw View Quote I wore that cassette tape out back in the day... Good times. I even got me a Bitchin' Camaro. Wish I still had it. |
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wow, some major league haters in this thread..... except that one group that trashes Floyd.. they certainly need a beating.
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Led Zep - Heartbreaker. That abomination of a guitar solo kills the entire song. ETA Studio version Such a great groove throughout the rest of the song, then Jimmeh Page fucks it up View Quote This starts around 2:03, sounds like it falls on his ass around 2:20 |
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Quoted: Lets start out by me saying that I'm in no way a professional guitar player or music critic. I'm just interested to hear what bothers other people and see if I hear it as well. For me it's Eight Miles High by The Byrds. The solo makes me want to freak out. I like the rest of the song though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J74ttSR8lEg View Quote After listening to all of the clips I'm going to agree with the OP. That sound, that awful sound gives me thoughts of people tearing their eyes out and chewing up their own tongue. |
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If we're discussing studio recordings - Neil Young's "Rockin in the Free World" is glaringly, jarringly awful. As in so bad - Gibson should have PAID him to quit using their product. So bad that Les Paul should've bitch slapped him using his good arm.
As for stuff I've witnessed live - CC Deville of Poison was about the laziest, most boring guitarist I've ever seen in a rock act. |
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Skip to 3:21 so you don't have to listen to Journey's worst song, and just listen to Journey's worst guitar solo. http://youtu.be/rj__jhmPMgI View Quote It might not be the best solo ever, it's not. It might be the worst of Journey's solos, not sure about that. It's definitely not a bad solo on the scale of bad solos. It's definitely has a very hackneyed and formulaic sound to it, but so did most ballad solos from that era. Looking for a great solo in a ballad is like looking for the best shotgun for HD, it's a retarded undertaking. |
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You like that solo??? It's recycled, standard Eddie VH, nothing more. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. wat You like that solo??? It's recycled, standard Eddie VH, nothing more. All of EVH's solos are recycled EVH. The part you fail to mention is that EVH is a guitar god for that exact reason. Deservedly so. |
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If we're discussing studio recordings - Neil Young's "Rockin in the Free World" is glaringly, jarringly awful. As in so bad - Gibson should have PAID him to quit using their product. So bad that Les Paul should've bitch slapped him using his good arm. As for stuff I've witnessed live - CC Deville of Poison was about the laziest, most boring guitarist I've ever seen in a rock act. View Quote Came here to say CC Deville. ANY CC Deville. |
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Came here to say CC Deville. ANY CC Deville. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If we're discussing studio recordings - Neil Young's "Rockin in the Free World" is glaringly, jarringly awful. As in so bad - Gibson should have PAID him to quit using their product. So bad that Les Paul should've bitch slapped him using his good arm. As for stuff I've witnessed live - CC Deville of Poison was about the laziest, most boring guitarist I've ever seen in a rock act. Came here to say CC Deville. ANY CC Deville. I remember clearly an interview that CC did in the time between Open Up and Say Ahhh and Flesh and Blood. How he had been growing and evolving as a guitar player, and that he had discovered that guitar isn't all about how many notes you play in the shortest amount of time, and to play more meaningful solos without just flying through pentatonic scales. Then Flesh and Blood came out, and he was all "beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo" all over again. |
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That endless, horrible, squawking, screeching slide guitar on the last half of the song 'Layla' by Eric Clapton (version1)
I want to jump off a building and land on my head after that songs over |
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I remember clearly an interview that CC did in the time between Open Up and Say Ahhh and Flesh and Blood. How he had been growing and evolving as a guitar player, and that he had discovered that guitar isn't all about how many notes you play in the shortest amount of time, and to play more meaningful solos without just flying through pentatonic scales. Then Flesh and Blood came out, and he was all "beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo" all over again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If we're discussing studio recordings - Neil Young's "Rockin in the Free World" is glaringly, jarringly awful. As in so bad - Gibson should have PAID him to quit using their product. So bad that Les Paul should've bitch slapped him using his good arm. As for stuff I've witnessed live - CC Deville of Poison was about the laziest, most boring guitarist I've ever seen in a rock act. Came here to say CC Deville. ANY CC Deville. I remember clearly an interview that CC did in the time between Open Up and Say Ahhh and Flesh and Blood. How he had been growing and evolving as a guitar player, and that he had discovered that guitar isn't all about how many notes you play in the shortest amount of time, and to play more meaningful solos without just flying through pentatonic scales. Then Flesh and Blood came out, and he was all "beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo-beedeloo" all over again. Saw them with Warrant in '89 - his big solo was pretty much exactly that - for like FIVE FUCKING MINUTES. It was like one lick, played on a loop, while he swaggered around thinking he was Kieth Richards cool. He bookended it with some scale runs, IIRC. The drummer, OTOT put on an entertaining solo. Insanely hot chicks at that concert though... |
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I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Eddie VH on "Beat it". Putting a guitar god's solo on your wimpy pop song does not make it a rock song. I'm not sure that's what the OP is asking for. That is a very good, very EVH solo. EVH Beat It solo isolated I'm asking about just the guitar ruining the song for you. |
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