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  • #76
    Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

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    3)Mean Streak-Y&T-Meniketti

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    good call! We were just talking about Dave yesterday. He used the looking-down-the-neck perspective on the video during the solo too. Very cool.
    Hail yesterday

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    • #77
      Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

      Hey G Man...do you have any of Dave Meniketti's solo stuff..I got "on the blue side"...

      pretty good stuff ...he's goin' for kind of a Gary Moore hot rod blues thing...I think you'd like it...unfortunately I think it Japanese only...so check the Bay.
      "Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
      Donnie Swanstrom 01/25/06..miss ya!

      "Well, your friend would have Bell's Palsy, which is a facial paralysis, not "Balls Pelsy" like we're joking about here." Toejam's attempt at sensitivity.

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      • #78
        Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

        Some stand out solos among many others are:

        Doug Aldrich in Lion - "Hot and Heavy"
        Jamie Scott in Vain - "1000 Degrees"
        Paul Gilbert & Bruce Bouillet in Racer X - "Heart of a Lion"
        Ronni LeTekro in T.N.T. - "Caught Between the Tigers"

        A balance of technique and feel with good musical placement is what makes it memorable for me.

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        • #79
          Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

          no, Bill I haven't. I checked out a couple of sound samples on his website a couple of years ago, but never did get any of his solo albums
          Hail yesterday

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          • #80
            Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

            Oh, I can't pick just one, the 80's lasted a whole decade.
            So many-here's a few for my picks.

            I think I can stand you forever-Toto
            Cathedral-VH
            Far beyond the Sun-Yngwie
            You're in Love-Ratt
            Stone in Love-nice pacing, phrasing & feel.
            Do you wanna play-Extreme
            Yankee Rose-Roth


            Dokkens video for "In my Dreams" still can floor me.
            Garys solo in 'Shapes' was killer
            As was Dio's the 'Last in line'

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            • #81
              Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

              It pretty damn good actually G...maybe I can get a burn to ya somehow..

              but John still has to install a new burner in this bastage.. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
              "Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
              Donnie Swanstrom 01/25/06..miss ya!

              "Well, your friend would have Bell's Palsy, which is a facial paralysis, not "Balls Pelsy" like we're joking about here." Toejam's attempt at sensitivity.

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              • #82
                Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                The best (at least from my perspective).....

                Ride The Lightning - Metallica/Kirk Hammett ( I know there isn't any real technicality to this but it really is another song within the song, it builds big time and always get the goose bumps up)

                Rust In Peace (album) - Megadeth - Dave Mustaine/Marty Friedman ( I've sat here for 10 minutes trying to pick a favorite solo section off this album and just cannot do it. This album in my opinion is perfection from start to finish. Some of the most pleasing-to-the-ears leads in metal throughout this album. It's the reason that still a couple of years after my band is gone I continue to be inspired to play)

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                • #83
                  Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                  Bill, you and I both picked "Push Comes to Shove", I fucking love that solo...those tapped harmonics in the beginning, the modulating tempo..that solo is Ed at his finest!

                  I also wanted to add "Rebel Yell", which would be Steve Stevens at his finest, i.e. making that rack of Lexicons into a ray gun...gotta love that shit!

                  Mike
                  Sleep. The sound doesn't collapse to riffs of early eyes either.

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                  • #84
                    Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                    Anything off of Jethro Tull's award winning album. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
                    Occupation: Department Director for the Department of Redundancy Department

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                    • #85
                      Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                      Bill, it sounds like you have some spinal cord problems, am i right? I was going numb in my right hand(sotp right there, my doc says it wasnt because o that, dirty bastards). I had spinal surgery and somewhat corrected the problem, but prevente it from going through my body. Good luck with that.


                      Akira-Wok n Woll cwazy rice

                      Jake e lee-Killer of giants,

                      Alex Skolick-New order

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                      • #86
                        Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                        The first that came to mind was Dokken - In My Dreams.

                        But also:
                        Dokken - Tooth and Nail, Alone Again, Unchain the Night
                        Ozzy - Crazy Train, Over the Mountain
                        Rush - Limelight
                        Yngwie - I'll see the light tonight
                        Vai - Big Trouble, Hot Dog and a Shake
                        Racer X - Blowin up the Radio

                        Too many to choose from!!! Arrrrgghhh.....
                        Unleash the fury.....Texas style!

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                        • #87
                          Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                          My favorite 80's solos are from Macalpine and Malmsteen but I didn't post them because they are instrumentals that actually are more solo only rather than a song with a good solo.
                          It seems by the posts that George Lynch is the 80's best solo favorite winner.

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                          • #88
                            Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                            Well there was project M.A.R.S that had MacAlpine on it and it wasn't instrumental. That was a killer album, I think I still have a cassette of that around the house somewhere.
                            shawnlutz.com

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                            • #89
                              Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

                              Ok, if you guys post Beat it, I can post Physical by Olivia Newton-John, go ahead..flambe' away. Lukather is simply one of the most tasteful in phrasing of those days.
                              Boy that video was sure a snoozer. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] I think I want to buy a headband today.

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                              • #90
                                Re: Best Guitar Solo of the 80s?

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                                James Hetfield. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

                                Let the flaming begin, like I give a flying fuck. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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                                James Hetfield is a guitar solo?!? I've never heard of that. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
                                The harmony solo he does with Kirk in Master of Puppets is cool. I think the only other solo I've ever heard him do is Nothing Else Matters, which actually is pretty good. Did he solo on anything else?

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                                Master Of Puppets, To Live Is To Die, 2x4,...

                                And all of the harmonies, etc (everything except the main solo) in all songs (except for some on the Load albums).

                                Btw, my post was in reply to Bill, who was convinced my main influence would have been one the guys he listed, but it wasn't.
                                You took too much, man. Too much. Too much.

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