Tell Us How MOP Rocks - Page 5

nagpo · 01-15-2006, 09:50 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by guitardude1985) Guitar solos? There's only one and thats in "pity for a dime."

theres also one in unforgiven. theres probalbly more, i forgot.

jammy123 · 01-16-2006, 09:06 AM

thats not a solo

RoffeDH · 01-16-2006, 10:31 AM

No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP...

nagpo · 01-16-2006, 01:47 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by RoffeDH) No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP...

damn, i wish i knew what a solo was. i thoght it was when the guitar started to...i dont know how to explain it.

guitardude1985 · 01-16-2006, 03:23 PM

A guitar solo is a series of notes, or could be screding where you tap your fingers on a string really fast. It's also a series of notes that follows the basic fabric of the song.

"No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP..."

Where did you read that? It sounds just a tad bit bullshitanized, last time I did an audial diagnotic of pity for a dime I could of sworn to myself that, that song had a guitar solo in it. And in just a illusion nagpo, thats what you would call a riff.

Unforgiven Fan · 01-16-2006, 03:47 PM

most "solos" can be classified on MOP as leads, interludes, breaks, and bit of soloing...Pity of the Dime part slants toward a combo of leads, interludes, and a solo.

nagpo · 01-16-2006, 06:43 PM

thanks guys

guitardude1985 · 01-16-2006, 10:56 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Unforgiven Fan) most "solos" can be classified on MOP as leads, interludes, breaks, and bit of soloing...Pity of the Dime part slants toward a combo of leads, interludes, and a solo.

True.

01-15-2006, 09:50 PM	#61
nagpo USER INFO » Status: Bound and Tied Posts: 2,176 Joined: Mar 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks Quote: (Originally Posted by guitardude1985) Guitar solos? There's only one and thats in "pity for a dime." theres also one in unforgiven. theres probalbly more, i forgot.

01-16-2006, 09:06 AM	#62
jammy123 USER INFO » Status: Misconception Posts: 119 Joined: Jul 2004 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks thats not a solo

01-16-2006, 10:31 AM	#63
RoffeDH USER INFO » Status: Blue Collar Posts: 722 Joined: Sep 2004 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP... __________________ I kissed their feet in London in september Does anyone know if Myles like my "jungel vrål" candy? Gave it to them when they were in London last time... PM me and tell me

01-16-2006, 01:47 PM	#64
nagpo USER INFO » Status: Bound and Tied Posts: 2,176 Joined: Mar 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks Quote: (Originally Posted by RoffeDH) No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP... damn, i wish i knew what a solo was. i thoght it was when the guitar started to...i dont know how to explain it.

01-16-2006, 03:23 PM	#65
guitardude1985 USER INFO » Status: Naked Toddler Posts: 200 Joined: Dec 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks A guitar solo is a series of notes, or could be screding where you tap your fingers on a string really fast. It's also a series of notes that follows the basic fabric of the song. "No, there's no solo in MOP, Mark have admittet that he couldn't solo at the time that they recorded MOP..." Where did you read that? It sounds just a tad bit bullshitanized, last time I did an audial diagnotic of pity for a dime I could of sworn to myself that, that song had a guitar solo in it. And in just a illusion nagpo, thats what you would call a riff.

01-16-2006, 06:43 PM	#67
nagpo USER INFO » Status: Bound and Tied Posts: 2,176 Joined: Mar 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks thanks guys

01-16-2006, 10:56 PM	#68
guitardude1985 USER INFO » Status: Naked Toddler Posts: 200 Joined: Dec 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Tell Us How MOP Rocks Quote: (Originally Posted by Unforgiven Fan) most "solos" can be classified on MOP as leads, interludes, breaks, and bit of soloing...Pity of the Dime part slants toward a combo of leads, interludes, and a solo. True.

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