JohnnyLucas
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Not in any particular order :
Martin Barre - "Aqualung"
Mike Olfdield - "Moonlight Shadow"
Chuck Berry - "Johnn B. Good"
Robert Johnson - "Terraplane Blues" ( well the whole song is like a solo anyway )
Bradley Nowell - "Santeria"
Richie Blackmore - "Highway Star"
So ok it´s 6 !! 
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12/5/2004, 14:40
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The Mule
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
1 Allen Collins - Free Bird
2 RB - Highway Star
3 Mick Box - Salisbury
4 Dave Gilmour - Comfortably Numb
5 RB - Child in Time
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15/5/2004, 11:14
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eiricd
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
way to difficult!!
1: anything Brian May
2: Highway Star - blackers (or anything really)
3: Comfortably Numb - gilmour
4: hotel california - walsh
5: yngwie's acoustic solo on the last g3 dvd
the last 3 changes almost daily though
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16/5/2004, 22:08
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Rezi
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Right now, only one solo/soloist:
I Surrender - Ritchie Blackmore
Gonna Back Up Baby - Cliff Gallup
Slow Yourself Down - Andy Latimer
Change It - SRV
Don't Break My Heart Again - Bernie Marsden
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17/5/2004, 9:08
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Mister Pink
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Cortez the Killer - Neil Young
Like a Hurricane - again Neil Young
Compfortably Numb - Gilmour (the Pulse-Version)
Child in Time - RB
Omega - Adrian Smith (on Bruce Dickinsons Accident of Birth )
I could name 500!
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17/5/2004, 10:14
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king leonidas
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Ritchie Blackmore - Temple of the King (RB)
- Knockin at your back door (DP)
- Highway Star (DP)
Jimmy Page - Stairway to Heaven (LZ)
Jannick Gers - Wasting Love (Iron Maiden)
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7/6/2004, 15:39
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Trollprincess
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Jimmy Page - Stairway to Heaven (LZ)
Finally someone who's appreciating!
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"I like leaping around on stage" - Ritchie Blackmore
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7/6/2004, 16:22
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Milan Fahrnholz
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
Okay, this pops up again...then I offer an alternative list of todays (yes, no Blackmore!) favourites:
Like A Hurricane(Neil Young)
Theme From An Imaginary Western(Clem Clempson)
Dogs(David Gilmour)
Phoenix(Andy Powell)
Lines In The Sand(John Petrucci)
Next alternative list can come anytime.
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7/6/2004, 17:53
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Ritchies Strat
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
quote:
Milan Fahrnholz wrote:
Okay, this pops up again...then I offer an alternative list of todays (yes, no Blackmore!) favourites:
Like A Hurricane(Neil Young)
Theme From An Imaginary Western(Clem Clempson)
Dogs(David Gilmour)
Phoenix(Andy Powell)
Lines In The Sand(John Petrucci)
Next alternative list can come anytime.
If I'm going to go outside of the Blackmore world, which I find surprisingly very tough to do, I would say Gilmour in Comfortably Numb and Iommi's Lonely Is The Word.
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I wiggle in my chair"- excerpt from the book 'Things a Grown Man Should Never Say'.
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7/6/2004, 18:02
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Milan Fahrnholz
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Re: Top 5 guitar solos
I don´t find it tough. If something gets me going it doesn´t matter if it´s Blackers or not, even if he probably does most for me but there are many so different from Blackmore that I also enjoy them in a very different way...oh and as you mention surprise, I don´t know but me it doesn´t surprise at all after a few years of reading your posts.
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7/6/2004, 18:05
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