TerrySilver 0 Posted May 2, 2006 all i'm saying is the best guitar solo in any led zep song is in Achilles Last Stand. prove me wrong. discuss. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SUXBNME 1,506 Posted May 2, 2006 all i'm saying is the best guitar solo in any led zep song is in Achilles Last Stand. prove me wrong.discuss. You're wrong...There...I proved it.. Don't mess with the bull, son..etc..etc Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BiPolarBear 485 Posted May 2, 2006 Whole Lotta Love! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TimmySmith 2,782 Posted May 2, 2006 "In My Time Of Dying" Which also happens to be the greatest drumming song ever, how Bonham's calves didn't explode I'll never know. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kutulu 1,678 Posted May 2, 2006 all i'm saying is the best guitar solo in any led zep song is in Achilles Last Stand. prove me wrong. 100 Best Guitar Solos 1. Comfortably Numb - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 2. Stairway To Heaven - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) 3. All Along The Watchtower - Jimi Hendrix 4. Freebird - Allen Collins (Lynyrd Skynyrd) 5. Maggot Brain - Edie Hazel (Funkadelic) 6. Texas Flood - Stevie Ray Vaughan 7. Eruption - Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen) 8. Highway Star - Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple) 9. Cause We've Ended As Lovers - Jeff Beck 10. Hotel California - Don Felder/Joe Walsh (Eagles) 11. Mr Crowley - Randy Rhoads (Ozzy) 12. Little Wing - Jimi Hendrix 13. Time - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 14. Layla - Eric Clapton/Duane Allman (Derek & The Dominos) 15. Sweet Child O' Mine - Slash (Guns N Roses) 16. Cliffs Of Dover - Eric Johnson 17. Nottingham Lace - Buckethead 18. For The Love Of God - Steve Vai 19. Voodoo Child (slight return) - Jimi Hendrix 20. November Rain - Slash (Guns N Roses) 21. Shine On You Crazy Diamond - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 22. Blue Sky - Duane Allman/Dickey Betts (Allman Brothers Band) 23. Satch Boogie - Joe Satriani 24. Cortez The Killer - Neil Young 25. Lazy - Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple) 26. Crazy Train - Randy Rhoads (Ozzy) 27. White Room - Eric Clapton (Cream) 28. Sultans Of Swing - Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) 29. One - Kirk Hammett (Metallica) 30. No More Tears - Zakk Wylde (Ozzy) 31. Since I've Been Loving You - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) 32. Floods - Dimebag Darrel (Pantera) 33. Black Star - Yngwie Malmsteen 34. Atom Heart Mother - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 35. Red House - Jimi Hendrix 36. Big Sur Moon - Buckethead 37. The Rocker - Eric Bell (Thin Lizzy) 38. Those Were The Days - Eric Clapton (Cream) 39. Bohemian Rhapsody - Brian May (Queen) 40. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Eric Clapton (The Beatles) 41. Fade To Black - Kirk Hammett (Metallica) 42. Dream - John McLaughlin (Mahavishnu Orchestra) 43. Sound Chaser - Steve Howe (Yes) 44. Alive - Mike McCready (Pearl Jam) 45. Mood For A Day - Steve Howe (Yes) 46. Aqualung - Martin Barre (Jethro Tull) 47. Stone In Love - Neal Schon (Journey) 48. Child In Time - Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple) 49. Like A Hurricane - Neil Young 50. Dreams - Duane Allman (Allman Brothers Band) 51. Southern Man - Neil Young 52. Over The Mountain - Randy Rhoads (Ozzy) 53. Money - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 54. Killer Queen - Brian May (Queen) 55. Two Minutes To Midnight - D. Murray/A. Smith (Iron Maiden) 56. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad - D. Allman/E. Clapton (Derek & The Dominos) 57. Kid Charlemagne - Larry Carlton (Steely Dan) 58. Surfing With The Alien - Joe Satriani 59. Little Wing - Stevie Ray Vaughan 60. Too Many Humans - Buckethead 61. Heartbreaker - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) 62. Under A Glass Moon - John Petrucci (Dream Theater) 63. Desert Rose - Eric Johnson 64. Dazed And Confused - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) 65. Tender Surrender - Steve Vai 66. Still In Love With You - Gary Moore (Thin Lizzy) 67. Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix 68. Don't Keep Me Wondering - Duane Allman (Allman Brothers Band) 69. Ramblin' Man - Dicky Betts (Allman Brothers Band) 70. Always With Me Always With You - Joe Satriani 71. Tale Of Brave Ulysses - Eric Clapton (Cream) 72. You Really Got Me - Dave Davies (The Kinks) 73. Stranger In A Strange Land - Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden) 74. 25 Or 6 To 4 - Terry Kath (Chicago) 75. Devil Takes The Hindmost - Allan Holdsworth 76. Have A Cigar - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 77. Super Stupid - Edie Hazel (Funkadelic) 78. Trademark - Eric Johnson 79. La Villa Strangiato - Alex Lifeson (Rush) 80. Bulls On Parade - Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine) 81. Stranglehold - Ted Nugent 82. Beyond The Realms Of Death - Glenn Tipton (Judas Priest) 83. Unrestrained Growth - Buckethead 84. Far Beyond The Sun - Yngwie Malmsteen 85. Miserlou - ###### Dale 86. Brighton Rock - Brian May (Queen) 87. Dogs - David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) 88. The Thrill Is Gone - B.B. King 89. Master Of Puppets - Kirk Hammett (Metallica) 90. Beat It - Eddie Van Halen (Michael Jackson) 91. Sow Thistle - Buckethead 92. Whipping Post - Duane Allman/Dicky Betts (Allman Brothers Band) 93. The Way It Has To Be - Shawn Lane 94. 21st Century Schizoid Man - Robert Fripp (King Crimson) 95. War Pigs - Toni Iommi (Black Sabbath) 96. Dreams - Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen) 97. Padmasana - Buckethead 98. Whole Lotta Love - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) 99. Working Man - Alex Lifeson (Rush) 100. Love Is The Law - John Squire (Seahorses) 5 Page solos on the top 100 list and Achilles still not on it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juniper 0 Posted May 2, 2006 61. Heartbreaker - Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) Alot of the fanfare for specific Page solos have to do with how familiar people are with the song itself. A selection included on a more popular album doesn't hurt, either. I remember during the '70's that Stairway To Heaven was the most requested radio song. That status may have changed by now, but the fact that it was never released as a single not only boosted the sales of Led Zeppelin IV (...Untitled, Zoso, Four Symbols, Runes, Sticks...whatever the fvck you want to call it); it added something to the mythical aspects of the song. It's sheet music is the biggest seller in history. Since I've Been Loving You was a watershed song for the group, as was the album Led Zeppelin III, because they started to incorporate more folk and blues elements into the music. Although the album isn't their stunning debut, the pop friendly II or classic IV; III nonetheless finds the band riding the crest of their early '70's creativity when they were willing to experiment without sounding portentous. I like all of the guitar work on Heartbreaker because although Page is performing each segment; he sounds like four different guitarists at once. Whole Lotta Love is close to what random fans might consider a "typical" Page solo. Dazed And Confused took on a life of it's own in concert with it's half hour length and Page's bow work. But all five of the solos on that list are from the band's first 4 albums. Presence is a charming enough album for hardcore Led Zeppelin followers; but it's not the best place to start for the casual fan, critics interested in the band's music or people compiling lists of the greatest guitar solos ever. Page's playing and production was hampered by his drug useage, Plant recorded the album while in a wheelchair following his car crash, there's none of the acoustic guitar work or John Paul Jones' keyboard flourishes from prior albums, several of the songs go on way too long and the general mood sounds sparse and uninspired. That didn't stop the album from going to #1; but I'd bet it's the fan's least popular album besides In Through The Out Door. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rusty Syringes 478 Posted May 2, 2006 I've always liked the Communication Breakdown solo. It sounds on the brink of being out of control the whole time. An oddball solo I really like is the one in "Hots On For Nowhere" off "Presence." Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
D_House 0 Posted May 2, 2006 i dunno about solo, but best song is clearly "when the levee breaks" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WahooJim 4 Posted May 2, 2006 all i'm saying is the best guitar solo in any led zep song is in Achilles Last Stand. prove me wrong.discuss. You state an unequivocal fact. Or at least I completely agree with you. Also happens to be my favorite song ever. Totally lost among all the other Zep classics, but an absolute work of art. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kutulu 1,678 Posted May 2, 2006 You state an unequivocal fact. Or at least I completely agree with you. Also happens to be my favorite song ever. Totally lost among all the other Zep classics, but an absolute work of art. I won this thread. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WahooJim 4 Posted May 2, 2006 I won this thread. Please elucidate. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kutulu 1,678 Posted May 2, 2006 Please elucidate. No way, Freak! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TerrySilver 0 Posted May 2, 2006 You state an unequivocal fact. Or at least I completely agree with you. Also happens to be my favorite song ever. Totally lost among all the other Zep classics, but an absolute work of art. 1. achilles last stand 2. in my time of dying 3. everything else Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BiPolarBear 485 Posted May 2, 2006 Is this Buckethead person the clown that had the column in Guitar Player Magazine? Is he really that good to be in the top 100 so many times? Just asking. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kutulu 1,678 Posted May 2, 2006 Is this Buckethead person the clown that had the column in Guitar Player Magazine? Is he really that good to be in the top 100 so many times? Just asking. Buckethead is the stage name of Brian Carroll, an avant-garde guitarist and minimalistic composer. Although multi-instrumental, he is most trademarked for his virtuosic guitar-playing, characterized by a blinding fretwork speed and idiosyncratic lead lines. He has recorded several solo albums, as well as collaborative albums with Les Claypool, Bill Laswell, Bootsy Collins, and System of a Down's Serj Tankian. His numerous limited-release albums cover and blend many different musical genres. His stage name and persona comes from an upside-down KFC paper bucket which he wears on his head during performances along with a Japanese Kabuki mask; his biography claims that he was raised by chickens. In an interview with Revolver, Ozzy Osbourne stated that he had offered to have Buckethead play guitar in his band at Ozzfest. Ozzy quickly changed his mind after meeting with him when Buckethead refused to go on stage without a disguise: "I tried out that Buckethead guy. I met with him and asked him to work with me but only if he got rid of the ###### bucket. So I came back a bit later and he's wearing this green ###### Martian's-hat thing! I said, 'Look, just be yourself'. He told me his name was Brian, so I said that's what I'd call him. He says, 'No one calls me Brian except my mother'. So I said, 'Pretend I'm your mum then!'. I haven't even got out of the room and I'm already playing ###### mind games with the guy. What happens if one day he's gone and there's a note saying, 'I've been beamed up'? Don't get me wrong, he's a great player. He plays like a motherfucker!" Buckethead was a member of Guns N' Roses from 2000 to 2004. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SUXBNME 1,506 Posted May 2, 2006 Buckethead is the stage name of Brian Carroll, an avant-garde guitarist and minimalistic composer. Although multi-instrumental, he is most trademarked for his virtuosic guitar-playing, characterized by a blinding fretwork speed and idiosyncratic lead lines. He has recorded several solo albums, as well as collaborative albums with Les Claypool, Bill Laswell, Bootsy Collins, and System of a Down's Serj Tankian. His numerous limited-release albums cover and blend many different musical genres. His stage name and persona comes from an upside-down KFC paper bucket which he wears on his head during performances along with a Japanese Kabuki mask; his biography claims that he was raised by chickens. In an interview with Revolver, Ozzy Osbourne stated that he had offered to have Buckethead play guitar in his band at Ozzfest. Ozzy quickly changed his mind after meeting with him when Buckethead refused to go on stage without a disguise: "I tried out that Buckethead guy. I met with him and asked him to work with me but only if he got rid of the ###### bucket. So I came back a bit later and he's wearing this green ###### Martian's-hat thing! I said, 'Look, just be yourself'. He told me his name was Brian, so I said that's what I'd call him. He says, 'No one calls me Brian except my mother'. So I said, 'Pretend I'm your mum then!'. I haven't even got out of the room and I'm already playing ###### mind games with the guy. What happens if one day he's gone and there's a note saying, 'I've been beamed up'? Don't get me wrong, he's a great player. He plays like a motherfucker!" Buckethead was a member of Guns N' Roses from 2000 to 2004. who cares who cares Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kutulu 1,678 Posted May 2, 2006 who cares who cares Buckethead Album Cover Title Release Date Label Giant Robot (Demo Tape) 1991 Self Released Bucketheadland Blueprints 1991 Toystore Bucketheadland 1992 Avant Giant Robot 1994 Avant Day Of The Robot April 30, 1996 Subharmonic Colma March 24, 1998 CyberOctave Monsters and Robots April 20, 1999 Higher Octave KFC Skin Piles 2001 Battle Breaks Hip Hop Somewhere Over the Slaughterhouse June 5, 2001 Stray Funnel Weaver January 1, 2002 ION Bermuda Triangle July 23, 2002 Catalyst Electric Tears October 8, 2002 Meta Bucketheadland, Vol. 2 October 14, 2003 ION Island of Lost Minds March 19, 2004 Bucketheadland Parks Population Override March 30, 2004 ION The Cuckoo Clocks of Hell April 20, 2004 Disembodied Records Enter The Chicken October 25, 2005 Serjical Strike Kaleidoscalp November 22, 2005 Tzadik Inbred Mountain December 2, 2005 TDRSmusic The Elephant Man's Alarm Clock February 17, 2006 Bucketheadland [edit] Cobra Strike Album Cover Title Release Date Label 13th Scroll August 24, 1999 ION Y Y+B X+Y <hold> October 3, 2000 ION [edit] Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains Album Cover Title Release Date Label The Big Eyeball in the Sky September 21, 2004 Prawnsong [edit] Cornbugs Album Cover Title Release Date Label Spot the Psycho 1999 Cemetery Pinch February, 2001 How Now Brown Cow February, 2001 Brain Circus February 13, 2004 TDRS Music Donkey Town November 29, 2004 TDRS Music [edit] Death Cube K Album Cover Title Release Date Label Dreamatorium May 10, 1994 Strata Disembodied July 22, 1997 ION Tunnel November 10, 1999 TDRSmusic [edit] The Deli Creeps Album Cover Title Release Date Label Demo Tape 1991 Self Released Demo Tape 1996 Self Released Dawn of the Deli Creeps November 1, 2005 TDRSmusic [edit] El Stew Album Cover Title Release Date Label No Hesitation May 4, 1999 OM Records The Rehearsal April 3, 2003 Catalyst Entertainment [edit] Giant Robot Album Cover Title Release Date Label Giant Robot 1996 NTT [edit] Gorgone Album Cover Title Release Date Label Gorgone August, 2005 TDRSmusic [edit] Guns N' Roses Album Cover Title Release Date Label Chinese Democracy (Currently unreleased) Geffen Records [edit] Jonas Hellborg and Michael Shrieve Album Cover Title Release Date Label Octave of the Holy Innocents March 1, 1995 Day Eight Music [edit] Pieces Album Cover Title Release Date Label I Need 5 Minutes Alone February 17, 1997 Avant [edit] Praxis Album Cover Title Release Date Label Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) September 8, 1992 Axiom / Island Sacrifist January 18, 1994 Subharmonic Metatron August 12, 1994 Subharmonic Transmutation Live October 7, 1997 Douglas Live in Poland 1997 Jazz a Go-Go Profanation (Preparation for a Coming Darkness) (Currently unreleased) Sanctuary Records [edit] Thanatopsis Album Cover Title Release Date Label Thanatopsis 2001 TDRS Music Axiology July 10, 2003 TDRS Music Anatomize February 17, 2006 TDRS Music [edit] Zillatron Album Cover Title Release Date Label Lord of the Harvest June 28, 1994 Black Arc / Rykodisc [edit] Guest Appearances [edit] Numerous appearances with artists: Anton Fier (1993) - Dreamspeed (2003) - Blindlight 1992-1994 Axiom Funk (1995) - Funkcronomicon (1995) - If 6 was 9 (Single) Bernie Worrell (1993) - Pieces of Woo: The Other Side (1997) - Free Agent: A Spaced Odyssey Company 91 (1991) - Company 91 Volume 1 (1991) - Company 91 Volume 2 (1991) - Company 91 Volume 3 Icehouse (1993) - Big Wheel (1993) - Full Circle Phonopsychograph Disk (1998) - Ancient Termites (1999) - Live @ Slim's/Turbulence Chest (1999) - Unreleased (Cassette Only) Refrigerator (1997) - Refrigerator (1997) - Somehow Viggo Mortensen (1999) - One Less Thing to Worry About (1999) - One Man's Meat (1999) - The Other Parade (2004) - Pandemoniumfromamerica (2004) - Please Tomorrow (2004) - This That and the Other (2005) - Intelligence Failure [edit] Single appearance with artist(s): Arcana: (1997) - Arc of the Testimony Axiom Ambient: (1994) - Lost in the Translation Banyan: (1999) - Anytime at All Bassnectar: (2005) - Mesmerizing The Ultra Bastard Noise: (1998) - Split W/Spastic Colon Ben Wa: (1999) - Devil Dub Bill Laswell: (2001) - Points of Order Buckshot LeFonque: (1995) - No Pain No Gain (Single with Remixes) Divination: (1993) - Ambient Dub Volume 1 DJ Q-Bert: (1998) - Wave Twisters Double E: (2000) - Audio Men Fishbone's Family Nexperience: (2002) - The Botliest Psychosis... Freekbass: (2003) - The Air is Fresher Underground Gemini: (2003) - Product of Pain Gonervill: (2001) - Gonervill Hakim Bey: (1994) - T.A.Z. (Temporary Autonomous Zone) Henry Kaiser: (1991) - Hope You Like Our New Direction Jon Hassell and Blue Screen: (1994) - Dressing for Pleasure Julian Schnabel: (1995) - Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud MCM and the Monster: (1993) - Collective Emotional Problems Meridem: (2004) - A Pleasant Fiction Myth: (1996) - Dreams of the World Psyber Pop: (1993) - What? So What? Shin Terail: (2000) - Unison Shine: (2004) - Heaven and Hell The Freak Brothers (2001) - The Freak Brothers Tony Furtado Band: (2000) - Tony Furtado Band Valis II: (1997) - Everything Must Go Will Ackerman: (1992) - The Opening of Doors [edit] Appearances with various artists: (1993) - Last Action Hero (Soundtrack) (1993) - Last Action Hero (Score) (1995) - Johnny Mnemonic (Soundtrack) (1995) - Mortal Kombat (Soundtrack) (1995) - Mortal Kombat (Score) (1996) - Alien Ambient Galaxy (1996) - Stealing Beauty (Soundtrack) (1997) - Beverly Hills Ninja (Soundtrack) (1997) - Guitar Zone (1997) - Mortal Kombat 2: Annihilation (Soundtrack) (1997) - Guitars on Mars (1998) - Night and Day (1998) - Guitarisma 2 (1998) - Great Jewish Music: A Tribute to Marc Bolan (1998) - New Yorker Out Loud: Volume 2 (1999) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Soundtrack) (1999) - Crash Course in Music (1999) - Horizons (1999) - Music for the New Millennium (2001) - Innerhythmic Sound System (2001) - Ghosts of Mars (Soundtrack) (2001) - Dragon Ball Z: "The History of Trunks" (Soundtrack) (2001) - Bomb Anniversary Collection (2002) - Guitars for Freedom (2002) - The Meta Collection (2002) - Scratch: The Film (Score) (2002) - Urban Revolutions (2005) - Blue Suenos (2005) - Masters of Horror (Soundtrack) (2005) - Saw 2 (Soundtrack) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BiPolarBear 485 Posted May 2, 2006 kutulu, thanks for the response on Buckethead. I think that is the guy from Guitar Player Mag. A lot of great players are crazier than shiot. Danny Gatlin and Roy Bucannan come to mind. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Recliner Pilot 61 Posted May 5, 2006 I like the one where John Paul Jones plays all by himself. Focking ROCKS! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
