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Shredworthy solos
Misereatur:
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I've never learned either to this day!
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I think that if you want to be qualifide as a good bass player, you should at least try to learn Jaco's stuff. I mean, after you nail his version of Donna Lee I'll bet your penis will just get bigger.
Godamnit, I'm having trubble even nailing his basic modes and harmonics exercises:(
Diomedes:
Why has nobody mentioned Jimmy Page (during the Led Zeppelin years) yet? I'm no guitar player, so I don't know if playing some of that stuff is possible for mere mortals, but most Led Zeppelin songs will have good guitar parts. If anyone here could play the solo from Achilles' Last Stand in its entirety, I would love them forever.
Patrick:
Heh, half the time people just say "Stairway to Heaven" or "Black Dog," and everybody else is sick of them.
But yeah, Pagey's a badass, I love his live "Heartbreaker" solos, especially the bits where he goes into a traditional harpsichord tune on his guitar.
onewheelwizzard:
Queens of the Stone Age - "God is On the Radio" or "Better Living Through Chemistry"
Black Sabbath - "Wheels of Confusion"
Bastardous Bassist:
--- Quote from: Misereatur ---I think that if you want to be qualifide as a good bass player, you should at least try to learn Jaco's stuff. I mean, after you nail his version of Donna Lee I'll bet your penis will just get bigger.
Godamnit, I'm having trubble even nailing his basic modes and harmonics exercises:(
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I haven't played electric in about four months. Though, my band is thinking about playing some Weather Report. "Teen Town" specifically came up. I did get the first half of "Portrait of Tracy" down rather tight at a point. I think it was shortly before I came to college.
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