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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Purge_WTF on March 09, 2019, 05:30:04 AM
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No. No they don't.
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undoubtedly, they do
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yes they do.
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I guess that question has been answered.
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No. No they don't.
Sounds like Ted Nugent’s Stranglehold but not as good:
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yes they do.
In my top three albums ever.
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It’s one thing to play killer guitar, but it’s another to play killer guitar while prancing up and down the catwalk.
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For mainstream appeal, the opening riff from Pantera’s Cowboys From Hell is tough to beat.
I prefer Meshuggah 8 string sound. Hard to pick a favorite, but to the uninitiated Bleed or Do Not Look Down are a good start.
Willie Adler & Mark Morton of Lamb of God have some great stuff too....Mark’s acoustic intro to Ghost Walking that quickly turns hard edged comes to mind.
Alexi Laiho of Children of Bodom consistently comes up with killer riffs....In Your Face is an extreme metal song that can still make even metal haters’ heads bob up and down.
Vai’s Fire Garden is chock full of incredible guitar riffs. I’m a drummer of 35+ years but have always sought out great guitar riffs and sounds....so many great musicians out there.
Would post a YT link but can’t figure how the hell to make it work here (sorry).
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This.
J
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High on Fire's Bloody Knuckles... Oh my...
Pantera's 5 Minutes Alone, Strength Beyond Strength, especially the jam around :50... what a groove!!!!!!!!!!!
Metallica's No Remorse... That's what got me playing guitar 30 years ago...
I could go on and on, but those are my stand outs off the top of my head.
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undoubtedly, they do
If you’re going to talk strictly Riffs, Iommi is clearly on Mt. Rushmore:
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Yes.
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undoubtedly, they do
Peter White 100x better.
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if youre wondering why fortress has not posted in this thread it's because he's been spending the last 48 hours trying to rank guitarsolos after genre, year, length, album sales, hstorical significance etc
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Many good ones - I would say that Judas Priest have a volume of good to great sounding riffs that is hard to beat. From simple to complex, Judas Priest has done it all.
AC/DC is also a great choice.
I remember listening to a Black Sabbath CD back when I was in school and an avid "guitar player" and after having gone through the whole disc I was shocked how many good / unique riffs and arrangments they had.
It was pretty depressing because it felt like "everything good under the sun had already been done" - which even rhymes... >:(
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undoubtedly, they do
Playing in a Sab tribute band and we just added Supernaut to our latest set list.
My current fav riff is Into the Void though.
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Playing in a Sab tribute band and we just added Supernaut to our latest set list.
My current fav riff is Into the Void though.
Is this one in the set?
Black Sabbath - "Fairies Wear Boots" - Live in Paris 1970 [HD] [Remastered] - YouTube
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This.
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barracuda is also pretty good rift wise.
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white stripes.
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RHCP! 4:00 min mark epic solo!
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How about the banjo riff on Deliverance?
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Is this one in the set?
Black Sabbath - "Fairies Wear Boots" - Live in Paris 1970 [HD] [Remastered] - YouTube
These are our current sets.
Working on the 3rd set now.
Set 1
Black Sabbath
Electric Funeral
Iron Man
Fairies Wear Boots
Sweet Leaf
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Lord of This World
Set 2
War Pigs
Hand of Doom
NIB
Snowblind
Children of the Grave
Symptom of the Universe
Paranoid
Set 3
After Forever
Hole in the Sky
Supernaut
Into the Void
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These are our current sets.
Working on the 3rd set now.
Set 1
Black Sabbath
Electric Funeral
Iron Man
Fairies Wear Boots
Sweet Leaf
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Lord of This World
Set 2
War Pigs
Hand of Doom
NIB
Snowblind
Children of the Grave
Symptom of the Universe
Paranoid
Set 3
After Forever
Hole in the Sky
Supernaut
Into the Void
Would love to hear you guys, anything you can post?
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yes, see above dickie dale is dead.