Who has written some of the most complicated

[getuhgrip]

guitar pieces?

Not just solos, but seriously mind-boggling riffs, chord transitions, and melodies.

 

[Milnoque]

Who Cares?

 

[Manslick]

AW Moe Zart

 

[getuhgrip]

Who Cares?

Certainly not that confused lookin porkster in your avatar.

Don't sweat an answer, monique...it was a "smart people" question anyway.

 

[getuhgrip]

AW Moe Zart

And he played what...an Ernie Ball, or a Jackson Dinky?

 

[getuhgrip]

Oh here it comes..I can hardy wait!

Produce monkey!

 

[Milnoque]

Certainly not that confused lookin porkster in your avatar.

Don't sweat an answer, monique...it was a "smart people" question anyway.

In that case I'm going with Mclaughlin.

 

[getuhgrip]

In that case I'm going with Mclaughlin.

Clothing, boat accessories, or home group management?

Don't you dare change that avatar!

 

[drstawl]

My '76 classic, "Eera's Dance" used a formula borrowed from, MO's. "Dance of the Maya" but was far more complicated.

The tune is based on the way 7 goes into 98. Among other things.

The main 98 beat construct is made up of 4 bars of 15/8 and 2 bars of 19/8.

But there are complications where the 98 slips around.

 

[Milnoque]

Clothing, boat accessories, or home group management?

Don't you dare change that avatar!

I confess.....

He's just this guy I'd heard of. You're probably too young to understand.

 

[getuhgrip]

I confess.....

He's just this guy I'd heard of. You're probably too young to understand.

Holy f@ck, I just noticed you're 54!

Man...four years to go and I'm doomed! Oh the humanity!

You musta meant this guy...

 

[Armistice]

Jeff Martin
Ian Anderson

Two to think about. I like John Maclaughlin too, but in small doses... too many notes per second and a lot of its noodling from my point of view.

Both the above wrote interesting, complex songs that work in their entirety...

 

[philbagg]

Paul Masvidal - Cynic

Chuck Schuldiner - Death

 

[mshilarious]

Two to think about. I like John Maclaughlin too, but in small doses... too many notes per second and a lot of its noodling from my point of view.

Just ignore the '70s, he played quite tastefully after that.

 

[Milnoque]

Read the OP. John fits that bill. He was sometimes quite musical besides.

 

[Armistice]

Just ignore the '70s, he played quite tastefully after that.

Did he? I'll have to check him out.. I only have Birds of Fire... nice, when I'm in the mood... but sometimes it's like nails on a blackboard...

Any recommendations?

 

[mshilarious]

Did he? I'll have to check him out.. I only have Birds of Fire... nice, when I'm in the mood... but sometimes it's like nails on a blackboard...

Any recommendations?

Dunno the records, I just saw him live. Good stuff, and he refused to shred.

 

[tc4b]

Certain Greg Howe pieces

 

[Milnoque]

I liked "Que Alegria".

 

[darrin_h2000]

Paganini...Django Rienheart.