great guitar songs

[Suzanne H.]

Basically, I've come to the conclusion that whoever made that list is not a guitarist.

That would only make sense.

[IkarisOne]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

[Wolter]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

You know that was my favorite Lydon project after PiL broke up in 1981.

[Dr. Medulla]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

You know that was my favorite Lydon project after PiL broke up in 1981.

Clinton Heylin, in his factually challenged book on PiL, refers to the post-Levene years as The Johnny Rotten Cabaret Show.

[Heston]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

I'm not usually a fan of this kind of guitar playing but it really works on that Album. Drums by Ginger Baker are also fantastic.

[Jimmy Jazz]

Springsteen's "Adam Raised A Cain" is a good choice I wouldn't have expected to see mentioned. Blows away "Born To Run" guitar-wise which is like 50 spots higher.

[matedog]

Springsteen's "Adam Raised A Cain" is a good choice I wouldn't have expected to see mentioned. Blows away "Born To Run" guitar-wise which is like 50 spots higher.

It's no Prove It cerca the Darkness tour. Or Because the Night cerca the Darkness tour. Actually, the Darkness tour was pure Bruce guitar god mode. God, I can't wait for the 30th Anniversary to come out.

[Wolter]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

I'm listening to that solo right now.

[Dr. Medulla]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

I'm listening to that solo right now.

A round of applause, everyone, for Wolter, who is listening on his own for the first time!

[Wolter]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

I'm listening to that solo right now.

A round of applause, everyone, for Wolter, who is listening on his own for the first time!

A round of applause, everyone, for Dr. M, who is taking the training wheels off of his sense of humor for the first time. It's wobbly, but he's still riding!

[Dr. Medulla]

I nominate Ease by Johnny Lydon and the Album band. I realized tonight that I spent my entire musical career trying to replicate that solo, albeit without the 64-note runs.

I'm listening to that solo right now.

A round of applause, everyone, for Wolter, who is listening on his own for the first time!

A round of applause, everyone, for Dr. M, who is taking the training wheels off of his sense of humor for the first time. It's wobbly, but he's still riding!

Applause is applause; I'll take it.

[muppet hi fi]

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