markd21
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The solos that really moved me to be a lead player are what Murray/Smith threw down in "Powerslave" from the Live After Death record.
This Michael Denner solo from "the Black Horsemen" has always knocked me back. This was hugely inspirational - not just the lead, but everything under it compositionally. It was my goal to be able to be this melodic and have every part of the song contribute to the emotional impact of the song.
There are obviously MANY solos that move me to be a better player. However, these examples helped me develop as a total writer. That was always first for me - writing songs that impart emotions.
This Michael Denner solo from "the Black Horsemen" has always knocked me back. This was hugely inspirational - not just the lead, but everything under it compositionally. It was my goal to be able to be this melodic and have every part of the song contribute to the emotional impact of the song.
âï¸ best solo ever!!!
60 seconds · Clipped by Denman's Den TV · Original video "King Diamond Black Horsemen" by Nick von Hausen
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There are obviously MANY solos that move me to be a better player. However, these examples helped me develop as a total writer. That was always first for me - writing songs that impart emotions.