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Light Up The Sky (3:51) |
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Flashing Lights (3:13) |
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Jingo (9:53) |
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Payin' The Cost To Be The Boss (2:41) |
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Baby Done Something Wrong (3:54) |
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Buck Naked (6:36) |
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Fargo (3:45) |
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Jungle Room Boogie (3:38) |
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Ricarda (3:15) |
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Parasomnia (4:37) |
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Towers (5:15) |
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Planet E (3:22) |
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Wishes (5:05) |
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Guitar Masters
Vol. 2 (CD)
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Hard Rock/Shred
Guitar Player's Michael Molenda writes, "The 14 tracks on Guitar Masters Vol. 2 zig-zag between the intense passion and Latin-rock fusion of a young Carlos Santana, the stark yet ecstatic sting of B.B. King working his magic live, the twang-and-skank of country virtuoso Pete Anderson, and the twin-harmony fusillades of Jimmy and Johnny Ryan. You also get blues moves by Larry McCray and JW Jones, a classic 1970 Jimmy Page/Jeff Beck collaboration, a shred-tastic romp by Michael Lee Firkens and Neil Zaza, and Tarquin's own electrifying workouts with former Jeff Beck keyboardist Max Middleton and Dixie Dregs/Deep Purple fretburner Steve Morse. And, finally, rock and hard-rock disciples can be schooled by former Dire Straits guitarist Hal Lindes, Beat the Bone, Alex De Rosso, and a ripping version of Van Halen's "Light Up the Sky" by Yngwie Malmsteen, Billy Sheehan, and Doug Pinnick. As with Guitar Masters Volume 1, Tarquin's talent for compiling brilliant and impassioned guitar moments brings out all that is glorious and holy about the act of playing guitar extremely well. While it's a different set of moods and approaches you'll hear on Guitar Masters Vol. 2, every note, phrase, tone color, and impact of pick and/or finger on string will send shivers down your spine. You'd have to be dead or deaf not to be moved by the beautiful noises you'll hear on this loud and proud CD." Instrumental Guitar (Electric (Heavy)/Hard Rock/Shred), total running time, 63:56
In your opinion, which guitarist
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