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For Schon's sake, I'm glad they went "commercial." Imho, except for the drumming that song's terrible ... kind of like Spinal Tap meets "fusion." Better songs bring out better solo'ing be they commercial or not.
And yes Schon felt "the master" Santana was taking the credit for his work. He all but said so when he said he did most of the solo'ing on the album and got no credit.
And yes, Schon blows away "the master" too ... who only seems to be the master of bending one note repeatedly.
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Neal Schoen has done a lot of great work and can hold his own with anybody.
I think he was pushed out of Santana because he kept blown the old man away.
Schoen's work on "Stone in Love" is a good example of lyrical yet blazing work.
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have to give a mention to Hughie Thomasson of the Outlaws for the rippin solo on "Green Grass and High Tides"
also, Martin Barre for the solo for Aqualung. So good, that Jimmy Page tried to distract him from playing it in the studio by banging on the glass while recording...
Are you serious? I didn't think Page was the jealous type. But I guess drugs and ego will do that to you.
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thats Mahlsteem
what do you think of an Al Dimeola? is he a soulless shredder too?
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Robin Trower "Too Rolling Stoned"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhQJE7AUdxI...feature=related
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Buffalo 66 of course!
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This team is rebuilding, even if nobody will say the words. We WILL be bad next year.
In that situation, we'll take Clausen, I bet. You should never pass on a franchise QB unless you have one, and Clausen is one.
I don't think the first 8 picks will be as predictable as you think, but good job anyway.
well then suck even more so we can draft higher next year and get a better QB. i dont think Clausen is worth betting the ranch on.
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Just saw on sportscenter that Chris Samuels is going to be announcing his retirement this week.
Add that to the fact the Skins are looking more and more likely to be keeping Jason Campbell and it becomes highly unlikely they take a QB at #4 and more and more likely they go LT.
So, here is how the top 8 before could easily shape out to now:
1. Rams: QB Bradford - From everything I hear, Bradford will be #1 unless his shoulder doesnt check out.
2. Det: DT McCoy or Suh
3. TB: DT McCoy or Sub (whoever doesnt go 2 will go 3)
4. Was: OT Okung - Chris Samuels retiring and Campbell coming back points to an obvious choice of #1 rated LT here.
5. KC: OT Bualaga - 2nd best tackle at a major position of need
6. Sea: OT Davis - They have a 2nd pick at 14 so they go OT here since there wont be one at 14.
7. Cle: Joe Haden - Could be Eric Berry, butI think it will be Haden as their CB's suck. Might also be Juan Pierre-Paul
8. Raiders: OT Williams - they need major O Line help, then again Al Davis is a moron and could take anyone here
9. Bills????
That leaves us at #9 with the top 4 OT gone in this very possible scenario. What now? Couple of ideas (vote above):
1. Take the best player available which is hands down Eric Berry at this point and trade Whitner.
2. Try and trade back to 14 with Sea if they want Claussen who is still on the board...or we might also be able to trade back with Jax at 10 or SF at 13 who both would love to get their hands on Berry potentially. Trading back would get us more picks and we target McClain, Iupati, Dan Williams, etc at a lower pick.
3. Stay put at #9 and take a player of need even if that player is considered a stretch at #9
4. Stay at #9 and take Claussen.
Good analysis except Suh's a lock over McCoy. If Butler hadn't retired I would have said they take Clausen here, but with obvious needs at LB too they have no choice but to take the best OL and best LB available in rounds 1 and 2. The big uncertainty with all the stud LTs gone is which round to they go OL and which LB. My guess is LB #1 (Rolando McClain), OL #2 and #3. I think McLain is an even better bet because of his 3-4 experience at Alabama.
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That people place emphasis on QB weight demonstrates just how over board how it's gotten with body measurements than actual performance.
He's already bigger than most HOF QBs
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He was host of "The Mole" and has guest hosted on Regis & Kelly a few times. He seems like a guy that would have a beer with you if asked.
Provided there was no disaster photo opportunity he'd be missing
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Its funny it almost seems like a continuos 13 round match, with Ray hanging onto a split decision even though he got tired in the later rounds. Judges probably have 2 for Ray, 1 scoring it a draw.
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b]Nix said when he took the GM job. "You've got to have some protection. It's hard to throw from laying on your back."[/b]
He's absolutely right. We really won't know what we have until they get some protection Case in point: Cassell looked like a stud 2 years ago behind Pats line. Last year in KC he looked shell shocked and was often injured.
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Awesome fights, good to see them again.
Now one of the related videos caught my attention. What the hell does
I think the guy got punch drunk fairly young. You can see it in the last fight with Domi.
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Adam_Schefter RT @MoveTheSticks: Terrence Cody weighed 354 lbs (That's big news for the big guy. It'll get him in the scouts' good graces again)
Unfortunately could get him back into the first round and out of the Bills range.
weight clauses in the contract
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Id call it Ray 6, Domi 4, 3 draws.
Good for Ray as most would say Domi was the better fighter.
Also looked like Ray got worse in the later fights as he got older.
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per joeB of wgr550:
Anthony Davis, Rutgers - I wasn't impressed by what Davis had to say today. At times he got lost in his own sentences, started answering questions then quickly jumped to something else. Essentially he didn't look prepared, didn't sound polished. Agents spend the pre-combine time getting these guys ready for the media portion, and Davis just wasn't ready. He weighed in at 323 pounds today.
majority of hall of famers dont sound polished,
something to think about
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how could a caller that stupid be smart enough to scam the system?
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Per his brother. I can guarantee it.
Since youre gauranteeing it, how much will you pay all of us who think youre wrong if theres no trade?
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So over under how many post befor we get the "porn sites"
google video for porn sites
that makes 3 posts over/under
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Chet Adkins is a legend
Has anybody mentioned
The OP had Kid Charlamegne, which is Larry Carlton
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My word, but does Page butcher his own Stairway solo starting at 6:00
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the last thing we need is another team's "project" QB. particularly a failed one.
and as disappointed as i am at times with donte, he's a much better player than campbell
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Elliott Easton of The Cars did some tasty solo'ing. here he breaks down his from Best Friend's Girlfriend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZuT6S1ZAug
Bye Bye Love had some hot licks too
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take a huge clydesdale size dump on the star at mid field in dallas
Top 5 Rock Guitar Solos Of All Time
in Off the Wall Archives
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By your reasoning everything labeled "jazz" or "classical" is better than anything on the popular air waves.
I call BS on that. Nothing but pretentious nonsense.
Plenty of dull, boring, canned examples of jazz and classical pieces.
I'll take Schon's soloing on any Journey hit over the derivative dullness of just about any "fusion" music any day.