EugeneSmasher
New member
Hi all,
Nowadays plenty of guitarists think that in order to be a great soloist, you have to be the fastest shredder on the planet. But often, some slow solos stick in our heads because they really bring across the emotion of the song.
So yeah, this is not a 'fastest solos' thread, but a 'stand-out solos' thread, the solos that stick in your head best, whether its fast, slow, short or long, or even an entire instrumental track. Let's hear your favourite guitar solos! You can put more than one.
(10 marks)
:mrgreen:
I'll start the ball rolling. I personally like the solo in White Lion's "When the children cry" and in Metallica's "Master of puppets". I'd also add the two solos in Poison's "Every rose has its thorn" and the long, shredfest in "Fallen Angel".
Although short and very simple, the solo in Bon Jovi's "You want to make a memory" also sticks in my head. Simple but really conveys the emotion and feel.
Let's share!
Nowadays plenty of guitarists think that in order to be a great soloist, you have to be the fastest shredder on the planet. But often, some slow solos stick in our heads because they really bring across the emotion of the song.
So yeah, this is not a 'fastest solos' thread, but a 'stand-out solos' thread, the solos that stick in your head best, whether its fast, slow, short or long, or even an entire instrumental track. Let's hear your favourite guitar solos! You can put more than one.
(10 marks)
:mrgreen:
I'll start the ball rolling. I personally like the solo in White Lion's "When the children cry" and in Metallica's "Master of puppets". I'd also add the two solos in Poison's "Every rose has its thorn" and the long, shredfest in "Fallen Angel".
Although short and very simple, the solo in Bon Jovi's "You want to make a memory" also sticks in my head. Simple but really conveys the emotion and feel.
Let's share!
