snaxforgandhi
On a mission...apparently
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Greetings Friends and Fiends, Ladies and Germs...
I am in the midst of compiling a list of the greatest axe tunes ever - just one more insidious thread in the tapestry of my nefarious and ongoing plan for World Domination! Don't worry, it'll be cool... lots'a free stuff!
- and I would welcome/appreciate your input! All comers welcome: Rock, Folk, Funk, Punk, R&B, Blues, Classical, Country... Whatever! Got more than one? Bring it! More? Do it up!
A brief caveat: When I say "Guitar Songs" I mean guitar driven songs. A classic example would be "Do You Feel Like We Do" (-Peter Frampton) or "Hideaway" (-John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers). Don't misunderstand, songs like "Turnstile Blues" (-Autolux) and "All You Need Is Me" (-Morrissey) are great tunes, but they're more percussion driven. Savvy?
Please try to include as much of the following info as you can:
(Don't sweat it tho, just whatever you can remember)
Title:
Artist:
Album:
Year:
Genre: Here I mean what you consider it to be. Ex: Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" is considered pure Blues by some due to its provenance as a cover of an old Kansas Joe McCoy/Memphis Minnie delta blues tune, while other might call it R&B or even straight Rock & Roll.
Rendition/Version: If you are referring to a specific cut. Ex: Seether's "Broken" with Amy Lee from Evanescence as opposed to the album cut.
Come one, come all. No song too lame or obscure. Go nutz.
~Snax (He Who Lurks)
I am in the midst of compiling a list of the greatest axe tunes ever - just one more insidious thread in the tapestry of my nefarious and ongoing plan for World Domination! Don't worry, it'll be cool... lots'a free stuff!
- and I would welcome/appreciate your input! All comers welcome: Rock, Folk, Funk, Punk, R&B, Blues, Classical, Country... Whatever! Got more than one? Bring it! More? Do it up!A brief caveat: When I say "Guitar Songs" I mean guitar driven songs. A classic example would be "Do You Feel Like We Do" (-Peter Frampton) or "Hideaway" (-John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers). Don't misunderstand, songs like "Turnstile Blues" (-Autolux) and "All You Need Is Me" (-Morrissey) are great tunes, but they're more percussion driven. Savvy?
Please try to include as much of the following info as you can:
(Don't sweat it tho, just whatever you can remember)
Title:
Artist:
Album:
Year:
Genre: Here I mean what you consider it to be. Ex: Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" is considered pure Blues by some due to its provenance as a cover of an old Kansas Joe McCoy/Memphis Minnie delta blues tune, while other might call it R&B or even straight Rock & Roll.
Rendition/Version: If you are referring to a specific cut. Ex: Seether's "Broken" with Amy Lee from Evanescence as opposed to the album cut.
Come one, come all. No song too lame or obscure. Go nutz.
~Snax (He Who Lurks)
