Golferdow01
East-Coast Living
Yes!
Other greats:
Sheep
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Hey You
Time
...there's too many
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Yes!
Other greats:
Sheep
Shine On You Crazy Diamond
Hey You
Time
...there's too many
Nice calls on the Floyd tunes guys, there are just way too many to mention.
I've always loved the Joe Walsh intro to "Lifes Been Good." Volume always gets cranked on that one.
I've always loved the Joe Walsh intro to "Lifes Been Good." Volume always gets cranked on that one.
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It only took 35 posts to mention quite possibly to most famous guitar intros in rock history. The only other guitar intros that could rate with Purple Haze as the most famous would be the Rollings Stones' "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" and Derrick and the Dominos' "Layla".
The guitar solo in the middle of "Only the Lonely" by the Motels is probably one of best "simple", melodic guitar solos ever.
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That intro sucks. I love Led Zepplin, but radio just played the fuck out of STH in the early 70s...
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I don't disagree it suffered overplay of an incredible degree... but, I'd wager it's still more recognizable than Purple Haze... Actually, due in no small part to the overplay.
I should add, when it comes to Hendrix, I'll take Voodoo Chile over Purple Haze, but I'd say PH is probably his most recognizable song.
I should add, when it comes to Hendrix, I'll take Voodoo Chile over Purple Haze, but I'd say PH is probably his most recognizable song.
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