I've got to chime in on this one. That dickhead ain't got a clue. "Women in Love" truly is one of Ed's gems. It has what Ed always said
was the ingredient of a great song, pop or rock, and that is simplicity with a hook. Much like "jingle bells" or any of a handful
of similar songs that you can play on a kids xylophone, W.I.L's verse, chorus, bridge & solo are just pure gold. As a matter of fact,
it's the first VH song I ever learned to play and the only one I ever had a chance to play! That's kind of the difference between Ed
and all the shredders out there. Satriani, Vai, and the rest never laid down their "Jingle Bells" or "Jump!"
was the ingredient of a great song, pop or rock, and that is simplicity with a hook. Much like "jingle bells" or any of a handful
of similar songs that you can play on a kids xylophone, W.I.L's verse, chorus, bridge & solo are just pure gold. As a matter of fact,
it's the first VH song I ever learned to play and the only one I ever had a chance to play! That's kind of the difference between Ed
and all the shredders out there. Satriani, Vai, and the rest never laid down their "Jingle Bells" or "Jump!"
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