What are some neat guitar solos (specifically for learning)? Or just guitar solos you love?
The genre/style doesn't matter and the simplicity/complexity doesn't matter. I'm just looking for solos to learn. :^)
What are some neat guitar solos (specifically for learning)? Or just guitar solos you love?
The genre/style doesn't matter and the simplicity/complexity doesn't matter. I'm just looking for solos to learn. :^)
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Weird. I had it in my head that I was attracted to Hayley, but not Swift. However, if I saw them just like that IRL, I'd think Swift was the hot one.
snake and a rat
They're both hot m8. But in this pic Swift looks like the slutty experienced older sis and Hayley looks like her sweet and innocent little sis.
>rat
Please no bully, Hayley.
Wew lad. Well, at least ya posted a link.
Thanks, user. That reminds me that I need to give Maggot Brain more listens.
You're welcome, user.
Know this channel?
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I wasn't aware of it, but now I watched the Little Wing video.
I fell for the "dadrock sucks" meme for a long time until about a couple years ago, so I haven't learned any Hendrix for instance (besides "Purple Haze"). Hendrix would be good for learning new material. Thanks.
kek
I wasn't aware that Hendrix qualified as dadrock, though.
id highly recommend giving zappa's solos a listen
muffin man
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watermelon in easter hay
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Lots of Pink Floyd solo's are somewhat easy and really fun to play. Helps you work on bend technique as well.
My favorites to play are Mother and Time.
If you want to practice your solos cowgirl in the sand by Neil Young is a good one, good extended jam in a pentatonic scale
Kek
Honestly, there are only two guitar solo worth learning note for note, and conveniently enough, they are in the same song.
Check out "Blue Sky" by the Allman Brothers Band. The greatest blues ever laid to tape.
The solos in Elephant Talk are amazing
My favourite is from The Smashing Pumpkin's Soma. I love how it transitions back into the song
>Hayley looks like her sweet and innocent little sis
This honestly just raises points in my book.
Thanks, anons. I can't believe I forgot about Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, and The Smashing Pumpkins. Anyways, I appreciate all the links. :^)
Oh, also, yeah, I know "dadrock" typically refers to bands like Led Zeppelin or The Rolling Stones, but tobehonest, I used to consider Hendrix "dadrock" too.
>dont even max out the little cup
Are they even American?
LOW KEY
NO PRESSURE
JUST HANG WITH ME AND MY WEATHER
>tfw will never be Hayley's rose colored boy
;_;
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i really liked this one :)
this
Steve Howe's solo about 45 seconds into Close to the Edge.
I remember being blown away on first listen by the guitar work.