Yep, Wasting Love and Rainmaker. Solos with feeling. Interestingly enough I was just trying (and failing miserably) to play the Wasting Love solo earlier today.
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That was Paschendale, correct?100 advances directly to round 2.
Correct. I'm gladThat was Paschendale, correct?
Thank fuck it wasn't The Mercenary.Correct. I'm glad
Sometimes I think this forum just needs a bit of wrong.
Yeh, well, I'd have put neither through personally; but will take Paschendale over The Mercenary.It was quite close, so next time be careful what you wish for
Totally agree. When I did my original Dave Top Ten, for some reason I didn't include this lead; no idea what I was thinking! I can only think I simply overlooked it. But before this solos game started I went back & realised that it sits right up there with some of my favourite Dave solos. It's one of Dave's top leads &, in my opinion, up there with Maiden's best. I'll support anyone who thinks this is a worthy winner.I want Rainmaker to win this tournament, by the way. It's the best Iron Maiden-solo - awesome tone, awesome flow and note choices, and such a nice ending.
Wouldn't go this far, but you don't need to look very far for better examples of this type of lead guitar work. It's hardly stellar; even Janick's other contribution to this group is a better piece of writing, in my opinion.Wasting Love is boring and uninspired attempt to make a charting power ballad. Bad.
Do you mean you've never heard Dave sound like that; that it's quite unusual for Dave to squeal like that?That tone in 1:14, am I wrong with saying that Dave never does something like that? I love that kind of stuff.