Pretty sweet, must have been difficult.
Reminds me of a lot of cool songs too.

Very cool!
(the first song he started with was the #1 hit on the day I was born)

As much as you like guitar, do you play?

quote Originally posted by williegoat: Very cool! (the first song he started with was the #1 hit on the day I was born) As much as you like guitar, do you play?

I wish. Never took the time and seems like don't have the time now. Would be fun.

Buy a guitar and put it on a stand so you can just pick it up whenever you have a couple of minutes. There are plenty of instructional videos on Youtube.
We will call you "Slowhand 2.5"

35 Views, did you make it all the way thru?

Of course. I am always interested in what people deem worthy of such compilations. I recognized all of the earlier riffs, but was lost on most of the later ones.

quote Originally posted by williegoat: Of course. I am always interested in what people deem worthy of such compilations. I recognized all of the earlier riffs, but was lost on most of the later ones.

What I think is also cool about a vid like that is, if the riffs one doesn't know sound ok, it may inspire someone to check out the song.

By the way thanks for trying to motivate me to get a guitar, whether I do or don't.

quote Originally posted by 2.5: 35 Views, did you make it all the way thru?

Watched it twice. Guitar is still dusty.

Cool, and all, but the tone just isn't there for much of those "licks".

Much of what makes a lick a classic and long lasting is the tone

quote Originally posted by Keel: Cool, and all, but the tone just isn't there for much of those "licks". Much of what makes a lick a classic and long lasting is the tone

I agree. Likley explainable though by him using one guitar for 100 licks in one take.

quote Originally posted by Keel: Cool, and all, but the tone just isn't there for much of those "licks". Much of what makes a lick a classic and long lasting is the tone

He did pretty good changing his tune on the Fly
He obviously had limited pedal setup but I think he did a very fair representation of the music