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Yngtchie Blacksteen
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Maybe they're trying to be clever and hint that its lack of a solo is what makes it worthy of an inclusion?

Fuck if I know.
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Echoes wrote:
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So you don´t think that Greenwood is the greatest rock guitarist of the last 15 years? To disagee with that is stupid.


I haven't said that. All I say is he doesn't have such supremacy that he deserves two solos in the top ten of ALL TIME. Do you think he does?


YES


Yngtch, I'm beggin you, you have the power to stop this!
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Nice tune, but if this is in the top 10 NME list of all time - can somebody tell me where the guitar solo actually is?


It's between around 2:57 and 3:27. It's actually my favourite Radiohead solo. Not top 10 of all time good, but awesome nonetheless.
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Yngtchie Blacksteen
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Hm, now that you mention it...

It's not a 'solo' in the conventional sense, tho, more akin to George's solo in "Nowhere Man", in that it's based less on single notes than what you'd normally hear.
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If you watch this live (as on Jools Holland shown), its almost identical and its a really nice instrumental interlude, but I cant accept that its really a solo, especially as the NME comment alongside their clip talks about Greenwood saving up his chops for this one !!




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Yngtchie Blacksteen
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Anyone here like Albert Lee? It's been next-to-impossible to find solo albums.

I got into him when I heard him play at the Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary concert. I've never heard anyone pick like that.
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nick was the albert lee expert here. he even claims to have had a kabob with him.

he didn't exactly invent hybrid picking... but yeah, he's just phenomenal...
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Anyone here like Albert Lee? It's been next-to-impossible to find solo albums.

I got into him when I heard him play at the Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary concert. I've never heard anyone pick like that.


Ive seen him several times, mostly with Hogans Heroes (Amazon has some of their albums) . The guy who owns our local music venue is a friend of Alberts and gets him to come up and play this tiny bar maybe once every couple of years. Fantastic musician and 'Country Boy' just brings the house down !!

He pretty well only plays his sig Music Man these days
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beaverteeth92 wrote:
Anyone here like Albert Lee? It's been next-to-impossible to find solo albums.


I have the following 3 on beautiful vinyl:

Albert Lee Speechless (1986 US MCA Master Series audiophile LP
pressed on KC 569 Blend Premium Virgin Vinyl, includes T-Bird To Vegas, Bullish Boogie and Seventeenth Summer, gold metallic bordered picture sleeve MCA5693).

Albert Lee Gagged But Not Bound (1988 US Master Series audiophile LP
pressed on KC 569 Blend Premium Virgin vinyl, includes Flowers of Edinburgh, Country Gentleman and Forty Miles of Bad Road, MCA42063).

Albert Lee, Albert Lee (1982 Polydor Records, produced by Rodney Crowell with Vince Gill on rhythm guitar: includes Sweet Little Lisa, Rock and Roll Man and Real Wild Child
PD-1-6358

Make me an offer :tiphat:
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Is EJ the most tasteful guitarist in rock? I think he really might be. The guy blows me away.
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Is EJ the most tasteful guitarist in rock? I think he really might be. The guy blows me away.


Jeff Beck or Gary Moore for me.
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