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When I first heard this song a few years back, it had a deep emotional impact on me. I really love the tone of the guitar, how it fits the mood if this epic song. I love the surprises in note choice, gives me chills.
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Share one of your favorite guitar solos and tell a story about what makes it great to you.
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This song is Julian's magnum opus, I love seeing fellow voidz fans in the wild. If I had to pick a favorite guitar solo it would either be this one or the one earlier in the song. Though theres lots of great ones in these comments
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I'm glad there is another fan here. This song is so beautiful. Julian is incredibly creative.
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And let's not forget the top classic guitarist (spanish guitar)... Paco de Lucia
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Truly a very special moment. Comfortably Numb with a Prince tribute.
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I'm a big Pink Floyd fans and I had never seen that. Great performance.
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It really is something special.
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 19 Nov
Good one!
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I saw this online, and it was an incredible nod from one legend to another. It was a beautiful moment.
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53 sats \ 0 replies \ @Golu 19 Nov
Noone did it better than The Eagles
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One of the songs that has marked my life and that I listened to after having a breakup.
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There are many songs but I've been listening to this daily at least 15 minutes at a low volume while meditating.
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Garry Moore - Still got the blues. His guitar is like a crying girl, crying for her lover.
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32 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 19 Nov
At around 2:48. I feel like this started it all, and it was improvised and live.
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Phenomenal guitarist. Absolute legend.
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Joe Satriani - Made of tears this guy is an amazing guitarist
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 19 Nov
My daughter just told me she's tried to get me to listen to this many times, and I wouldn't pay attention until now that it's on SN.
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i said what i said
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first time i heard this played on a guitar hero by college mates, i was stupefied.
then i saw this bored-looking teenage girl playing it very well:
in retrospect, i think i bought an electric guitar because of this song. the finger training for a song like this is pretty intense, i would do drills for an hour every night around midnight. there are many hurdles to overcome, patience and dedication is paramount.
perhaps i'll get to that project again eventually, so i can learn to play freebird and thru fire & flames.
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110 sats \ 0 replies \ @Roll 20 Nov
Hendrix dedicated this song to soldiers fighting in Berkeley—you know what soldiers I'm talking about—and oh yeah, the soldiers fighting in Vietnam too ... and dedicate [it] to other people that might be fighting wars too, but within themselves, not facing up to the realities.
Hendrix's 12-minute performance of "Machine Gun" for the Band of Gypsys is often lauded as his greatest....
the song opens with a Uni-Vibe-based guitar riff intended to mimic the sound of a firing machine gun. The bass and drum patterns then commence. The rather sparse lyrics, which differ in every performance, relate the point of view of a soldier fighting in war:
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Maggot Brain, the entire 10 minutes. First heard when I was stoned in high school and it always brings me back to a time with less responsibility and more joy...even though the song has more sad tones about the loss of a mother.
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always liked whichever Beatle played this - the backward phrasing and the way it fits into the mix, and for it's brevity -
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Wow. I sometimes forget how amazing the Beatles are..
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Your technique using your left thumb is wonderful, exploring as much as possible
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Juxtaposition of psychosis and serenity. Which is very rare.
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Official soundtrack of anime Tokyo Ghoul is very soothing and relaxing.
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Romanza is one of the best guitar pieces ever made. You will never get tired of listening to this masterpiece.
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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @suraz 20 Nov
This is the most underrated song i have ever heard and now you will hear it too.
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Pretty sure this won't be in here...
Eric Clapton Bad Love
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Blackmore was always trying to cram another solo in the song... I think it's half the reason Dio and him split 😂
But when it worked it was a wild ride.
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It's not really a solo but ...
Carlos do Carmo wasn't just a fado singer; he was the voice of Portugal. The Portuguese guitar, with its haunting and passionate sound, was his constant companion. The combination of his unforgettable voice and the guitar's distinctive sound created a powerful and emotional experience that could take you straight to the heart of Lisbon. Together, they left a lasting musical legacy, carrying on the tradition of fado and touching the hearts of listeners everywhere. Enjoy!
Epic Guitar | Carlos Paredes — Verdes Anos #685666
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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 19 Nov
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Ennio Morricone): A gem 💎
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Here’s one that’s hiding in plane sight. This has to be one of the weirdest, quirkiest guitar solos in a pop tune. Trevor Rabin for my vote.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @DJGuy 19 Nov
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