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9.43pm
4 September 2010
OfflineThough Harrison had some absolutely awful guitar solos in their early days, some of the Beatles guitar solos were truly magical. Me, I have soft spot for 'Something'. How about you?
9.44pm
7 August 2010
OfflineDoctorRobert said:
Though Harrison had some absolutely awful guitar solos in their early days, some of the Beatles guitar solos were truly magical. Me, I have soft spot for 'Something'. How about you?
I like the opening for octopuses garden.
9.46pm
4 April 2010
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7 August 2010
Offline9.50pm
4 September 2010
OfflineMrBig said:
Probably I'm Only Sleeping or Come Together.
Dear Prudence said:
I like the opening for octopuses garden.
I'm Only Sleeping's backwards solo is great, though I think Come Together's solo is a bit boring. To me, Come Together always sounded like a demo, and I always prefered John Lennon's live version in E.
The Octopus's Garden intro and solo is pretty uplifting, Harrison at his best.
9.51pm
7 August 2010
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4 April 2010
Offline10.01pm
1 May 2010
OfflineI agree with Octopus Garden. that intro makes the song fantastic.. and I like the country style it has.
My first answer is Something or While my Guitar Gently Weeps, but I love Paul's Taxman. I also love Dig a Pony a lot.
11.58pm
9 June 2010
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1 May 2010
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1 May 2010
OfflineI really like the solo in The Night Before, but not because it's a great solo or anything. It's like a contradictory solo, every time it starts, it stops itself and I just think it's kind of funny. I've always liked John's solos in Get Back, Paul has two incredible solos in Taxman and Good Morning Good Morning, and George obviously has many fantastic solos, but my favorite would be Hey Bulldog.
4.47am
5 July 2010
Offline4.39pm
1 December 2009
OfflineThe "Taxman" solo's a real white-hot stunner, obviously, and "Good Morning Good Morning"'s very similar and even a bit more frenetic. But lately I've really been grooving on George's work in "Something" and "Octopus's Garden" – all those notes just placed in their proper spaces with the greatest care.
Really, "Revolver" and "Abbey Road" have gotta be two of the all-time GREAT rock-guitar albums
5.14pm
4 September 2010
Offlinevonbontee said:
Really, "Revolver" and "Abbey Road" have gotta be two of the all-time GREAT rock-guitar albums
Of course, Revolver has some incredible guitar on it…And Your Bird Can Sing, She Said She Said and the backwards guitar spring to mind.
7.43pm

27 February 2010
OfflineI love early years' George's solos! "The Night Before" is cool, clean and brief, just like a popsicle (what?).
Day Tripper, Hey Bulldog, Taxman… But my favourite is the "Let it be" song's solo (from the 1970's album, not the outtakes).
4.55pm
1 December 2009
OfflineDoctorRobert said:
vonbontee said:
Really, "Revolver" and "Abbey Road" have gotta be two of the all-time GREAT rock-guitar albums
Of course, Revolver has some incredible guitar on it…And Your Bird Can Sing, She Said She Said and the backwards guitar spring to mind.
Not to mention "Paperback Writer" and "Rain" - which appear on the 16-track version of "Revolver" in my fantasies. ("The best album in the world just got better!")
5.14pm
4 September 2009
Offline5.15pm
4 September 2010
Offlinevonbontee said:
Not to mention "Paperback Writer" and "Rain" - which appear on the 16-track version of "Revolver" in my fantasies. ("The best album in the world just got better!")
Out of curiousity, where would you place them on the album?
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