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What is the hardest song to play on the guitar?

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Darhken Rahl, Mar 4, 2004.

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    Steve Vai's solo from Crossroads (Paganini?) sure is challenging.
     
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    How about Eric Clapton making his guitar talk? Yes, literally talk.
     
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    Vivaldi's Four Seasons, first movement of Winter.

    Most of the third movement of Summer is ok, but I really struggle with Winter.

    In terms of chord based songs, complex acoustic pieces kill me. Once a metal guitarist, always a metal guitarist.
     
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    Jimi Hendrix is the only person who can play voodoo child properly (really just a myth, but blaspheme to say otherwise ;) )
     
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    [​IMG] Zak Wylde on Miracle man. He let the guitar say Miracle man Now try that :) !
     
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    The huge chunk in the middle of Hendrix's "Star Spangled Banner" where he uses distortion and feedback to make it sound like a bomb was falling, and people were crying.
     
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    Hard one, try the little slap solo at the end of “You Can Call Me Al” by Paul Simon, it is bass guitar and very hard to play indeed. Guitar I would say “Walking on Hot Coals” by Rory Gallagher.
     
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    John Butler Trio. John Butler solos outrageously in the middle of his already damn hard to play songs. He really is a talented player.
     
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    I agree that complex acoustic can break you. Atleast for me, that's much more difficult than fast metalsolos etc.
     
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