http://www.grumpyrocker.co.uk/?disp=comments en-UK http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Wed, 02 Aug 2006 13:17:30 +0000 Bill Door [Member] c1995@http://www.grumpyrocker.co.uk/ This months Classic Rock has a big Jimmy Page feature and a Zepplin covers cd free.<br /> <br /> My fave riffs would include:<br /> <br /> Sweet Child of Mine GNR- about as catchy as you can get, back when they weren't the parody of themselves they turned into.<br /> <br /> Iron Man- Black Sabbath. Dull, flat and utterly captivating, it drives the song relentlessly on.<br /> <br /> Reckoning Day- Megadeth. Hope a drum riff is acceptable, this one creates an almost ominious rumble that sets the rest of it off nicely.<br /> <br /> Oh Well- Fleetwood Mac. Back in the Peter Green days, the 'Mac used to rock. Listen to a remastered version of this and you'll conjure up images of me dancing whilst very drunk at Hopes 21. Not a pretty sight.<br /> <br />
My fave riffs would include:

Sweet Child of Mine GNR- about as catchy as you can get, back when they weren't the parody of themselves they turned into.

Iron Man- Black Sabbath. Dull, flat and utterly captivating, it drives the song relentlessly on.

Reckoning Day- Megadeth. Hope a drum riff is acceptable, this one creates an almost ominious rumble that sets the rest of it off nicely.

Oh Well- Fleetwood Mac. Back in the Peter Green days, the 'Mac used to rock. Listen to a remastered version of this and you'll conjure up images of me dancing whilst very drunk at Hopes 21. Not a pretty sight.

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