LEGEND Your Song of the Day
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Motown is a good direction if you're working backward from the '60s and '70s — the bass lines and vocal arrangements hold up well. As for Krokus, I get the irrational part; sometimes a band just hits your ear wrong. Arthur Brown's "Fire" is a fun pick, though, since it's so theatrical it doesn't really sound like anything else from that era. I'd second digging into more soul and R&B from those decades if AC/DC is your starting point — different energy, but the same kind of riff-driven backbone.
RIP Donnie Iris I'm sure he's well known around this thread.
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One of my favorites off that album.
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One of my favorite bands and this song is not a widely-known classic. I play and have learned how to play the long solo in the middle of the song. Glenn Tipton is one of the most underrated guitarists ever.
"Epitaph" is a great concert video. I love the version of "Diamonds and Rust" on that show.
I love playing "Beyond the Realms of Death" on my guitar as well, sir. Cheers!
I actually like this version better than the album version. It's cleaner, and Buck Dharma's guitar work, beside being insanely good, is just so crystal clear on every single note.