I'm fascinated by the double guitar solo in DragonForce's "Through the Fire and Flames". (
Video, 3:20 mark.) What are some other rock/metal pieces that successfully pull off multiple simultaneous soloists?
posted by archagon
on Aug 14, 2011 -
8 answers
I need about 40 musical artists that would please a crowd that likes mainstream rock & metal. The catch: I'm trying to avoid stuff that can easily be heard on the radio.
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posted by Sufi
on Oct 5, 2009 -
30 answers
More than a playlist, I'm trying to make an entire sub-set of my music collection: I want the music that a 17-year-old D&D playing geeky almost-metalhead would be listening to...in 1981.
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posted by Weighted Companion Cube
on Aug 6, 2009 -
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Calling all Germanic (and Slavic) rockers, ravers and, uh, *insert classical term that starts with "r"*! Help me expand my music collection with European melodies!
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posted by curagea
on Aug 15, 2008 -
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I want to learn everything there is to know about the vocal technique found in metal and hard rock wherein the singer makes his/her voice get all 'raspy'.
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posted by BruceL
on Apr 18, 2006 -
11 answers
What was the first band to employ dual-guitar harmonized "solos"? What are some good bands who have employed it?
posted by kenko
on Nov 6, 2005 -
39 answers
Elephant Riders, by Clutch. I've been trying to figure out the meaning of the lyrics. I think it has to do with the King of Siam donating elephants to Abe Lincoln (a la The King and I), but I could be mistaken on that, and I have no idea where the trains come in.
posted by oissubke
on Jun 8, 2004 -
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