Wickedest electric guitar solo of all time......

[brocktonblockbust]

fırst 3 mınutes ıs mınd bogglıng:

[greynotsoold]

No, you play guitar like this...

[Andre]

Mate I saw that exact line up a number of times when in my very early teens they played here many times at a high school hall there were blues going off all over the place skinhead or sharpies were around back then out here. Cheap alcohol and testosterone dont mix.

[greynotsoold]

It don't get better...maybe ian gillan is a better singer, but not by much

[brocktonblockbust]

[Andre]

Sound tracks cool.

Fighting to the Wolf great raspy voice !

Here it is in the raw

[Andre]

It don't get better...maybe ian gillan is a better singer, but not by much

Here's Ian with the best band

[IamInuit]

Pretty good one.

[IamInuit]

[IamInuit]

[brocktonblockbust]

thıs was the 1st versıon ı ever heard back ın 1979---always goptta love thıs versıon:

[IamInuit]

[Andre]

Herringbone pants .

[p4pking]

This is monster

[Andre]

Nice and cruisey style there P4p .

Ive always loved this its one of my three favorites of Zappas lead work. The emotion in the writing of it with his execution is something unrivaled, its not for all tastes though.



Starts about the 2:00 min mark playing around, 4.06 is just down right mean as shit, at 4:50 theres this staggered chunkiness that raises the hair up on my neck, his guitar is crying mean blues by 5:30, then he plays around with rising up and down peeks etc and eventually around the 7 minute mark its like it tumbles off and cascades over edge and then begins to pool together and form a new life of its own.

But thats just me