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EVH brought me to guitar back in the `80s and for me on this album Honybabysweetiedoll is my prefered song right now, I have many others like TTWN and BR. Is it christmas already...
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The solos on all of them... they're jaw dropping. Ed is back with a fire that I haven't heard - pretty much ever.. or at least on record. His leads smoke VH I to me.. just sick, sick playing. Like you, I can't get enough of Honeybabysweetiebabydoll - that song is KILLER through headphones!Originally posted by wiseguy -
+1 on Honeybabysweetiedoll. That is my current fave but the whole album is so full of killer shit every listen is like Christmas. It's soooooo far beyond what I expected from him that I can't stop geeking out on it.Comment
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this aint a guitar album where you can just pick one solo that stands out,
this whole album is a guitar album, and some of eddies best work since fair warnigOriginally posted by RIKK
Now, tj was indeed a major cunt. Indeed, he probably still is.Comment
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Stay Frosty has my inner guitar player all worked up!!"If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”Comment
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All of 'em.WE'RE ON A MISSION FROM ROTH.Comment
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In terms of innovative guitar playing, not much is jumping out to me after 4 days. But the playing is so solid and tasty and nasty at times... Great guitar record but I never had to pick my jaw up off the floor. Good use of effects but again nothing revolutionary.
Maybe there's stuff that's so far out that I haven't even comprehended it yet. Somewhere in the middle there are some sick leads. They'll get stuck in my head in the next week or so. Man I haven't digested an album like this in awhile. It's fuckin' great.
The riffs on the other hand? They are just nasty! At least a dozen great riffs although some are older than me. This record is a triumphant return to the good ol' days of riff-driven rock and roll which too many people have forgotten about lately.gnaw on itComment
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