It's All In The RIFF, Baby!
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Wow...there's a bold statement...
Not sure I agree, but yep, indeed...one bold statement...haha!
Rock on!
poundingmetal74
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Hangar 18 and Holy Wars are obviously 2 of Megadeth's best tracks, but I feel without those 2 songs, that album would be very mediocre. Not saying RIP is bad, but for me personally, I'd rather listen to Thirteen, despite the 2-3 pretty crappy tracks (She'll Wreck It!
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That's official. You need to be committed
But I'll accept that discussing music with you brightens my day
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That's official. You need to be committed
But I'll accept that discussing music with you brightens my day
i agree. the last 2-3 megadeth albums have enough good tunes to make 1 great album thats still not as good as RIP
rokk
Long Live =^.^=
poundingmetal74
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One of the things I enjoy about Megadeth's more recent output is their attention to vocal melodies. The earlier albums, while probably more interesting from a guitar perspective, they have little going on in the vocal department. Sneap and Johnny K really did a great job of producing Mustaine as a singer on the last couple of albums.
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One of my very favorite Metal Church songs, largely thanks to that main riff alone.
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This thread is slowly becoming a place I can come to when I really want to rock out and have my playlist already created for me! Here's one from a band that most metalheads overlook and have no idea at how good these guys were at writing killer riffs back in the 70s... I picked Witch Wolf on a whim, and posted it because it's one of the first heavy songs I heard on the radio when I was about 10 years old and it always stuck with me.
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poundingmetal74
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First prog riff posted. Coincidentally I am listening to MW as I type this, but this song isn't on the albums I chose to DL and check out (at Brandon's suggestion)... thanks buddy!
Lots of good stuff in here, but it looks like I'll be the first to rectify the apparant lack of Priest in this here thread. (!)
And then some home-country heroes of mine.
(Specifically the intro/outro riff and the one about 3 minutes in, but there's so many, and they're all great.)
And then some home-country heroes of mine.
(Specifically the intro/outro riff and the one about 3 minutes in, but there's so many, and they're all great.)
Actually, all you need is the url, no code/tags needed.Fixed for you Gert
Good call. But my favorite riff of theirs (off the top of my head) would probably be Godzilla.
I disagree. Part of why I liked Mustaine's vocals on earlier efforts is that they never got in the way of the riffs, unlike now. Nowadays it seems like he feels the need to sing about every little detail rather than let the listener think and it's really just highlighting his shortcomings as a vocalist, to me. Actually, I suppose it's more of a lyrical issue, but hey.
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Curious you mention this song, yesterday I was discussing with Vicious Robbie because he loves the song and I don't like it very much, always felt is the weak link on SC.
Actually, all you need is the url, no code/tags needed.
For some reason that method not always work for me, hence I go for the tag path
Another great one indeed.
Funny, it's a definite highlight as far as I'm concerned, though I think that putting it at the end of the album was a mistake. Savage is my least favorite on the album personally.
Remember, this is all about GUITAR RIFFS that grab you and won't let you go... so I don't expect to see any Dream Theater here! Tony Iommi, on the other hand, might just dominate this thread...
Dream Theater can riff with the best of them!
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