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Led Zeppelin III, Since I`ve been loving you (потрясющий блюз (пафосное словечко:( ), один из моих любимых) , Pink Floyd, the Wall, Nobody Home.

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Radiohead "My Iron Lung (live)"

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Jeff Beck "Going Down"




Jeff Beck shares the fortune of being both notorious and obscure. Ask any rock critic about Jeff Beck and be prepared for a storm of appraisal: you'll be told all about his guitar god status, his innovative techniques, his super-professional backing bands, his pioneering of fusion and several other lesser genres, and dozens of other things... After all, during his collaboration with Rod Stewart it wasJeff Beck , and not Jimmy Page, that pioneered the beginnings of heavy metal. Keep in mind that without the Jeff Beck Band there would sure as hell be no Led Zeppelin. And his instrumental jazz-funk-fusion albums in the mid-Seventies are still deemed by many as the pinnacle and one of the few truly listenable efforts of the genre...

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Janis Joplin, Summertime. Can. Курёхин

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Jeff Beck " 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers "

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Megadeth "Holy Wars... The Punishment Due"






Rust in Peace was the first Megadeth album from the Mustaine / Ellefson / Menza / Friedman line-up. This line-up would see the band through most of the 1990s.
The album's popularity amongst its fan base is due in part to a combination of Mustaine's often political lyrics, Menza's drumming, and the guitar solos of Marty Friedman. Friedman's technical ability is shown through difficult-to-play songs like "Hangar 18" and "Tornado of Souls".

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Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson & Steve Vai "My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama"





The summit meeting of Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Eric Johnson was a dream come true for guitar fanatics, and surprisingly, it actually met expectations. The trio toured successfully as G3 in 1996, which is when the recordings that comprise Live in Concert were made. Each guitarist has three solo tracks, and they perform together for three tracks. What makes the album work is that it's not simply a shredding showcase; it's a forum for three similarly minded guitarists to play in a sympathetic environment. Contrary to popular belief (at least among certain rock critics), these guitarists aren't simply speed and style demons, they're fully rounded musicians -- and that's ultimately what impresses about Live in Concert. On the individual tracks and the massive jam sessions alike, they know how to deploy their speed-bomb attacks for maximum attack. It is true that when all three cut loose on "Going Down," "My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama," and "Red House," it's a little overwhelming, but even at their most extravagant, G3 is tasteful and that's what makes this record a minor treasure for hard rock guitar fanatics.

~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Yngwie Johann Malmsteen





Yngwie Johann Malmsteen (born Lars Johann Yngve Lannerbäck, June 30, 1963) is a virtuoso guitarist from Sweden who achieved widespread acclaim in the 1980s due to his technical proficiency and fusion of classical music elements with heavy rock guitar. He claims his first name means "young Viking chief" in Swedish. Guitar One magazine rated him the 3rd fastest guitar shredder in the world after Michael Angelo Batio and Chris Impellitteri.[