The haunting, melodic keyboard solo even though 2 decades has passed:



An art in it's finest form, will never get old.

Old school stuff, when Punk band was real not on-stage gimmick or fashion statement.



This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Aug 17 2012, 01:05 PM

Retro sound, but aged really well. Well, afterall it was brainchild of one of the most humble guitar god out there; Joe Satriani. Very calm, relaxing and harmonic.

Great song for long distance driving, especially during this Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Balik kampung.



Non rock or instrumental rock fan and casual listener will not feel alienated with this song. It's very accessible.

This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Aug 21 2012, 02:26 PM

Back when they were nobody:


I'm still searching for this record, but to no avail. Low budget artwork, low budget production. But very raw, energetic and 'evil' sound. Much better than their latest offering. I guess that's the power of youth.

Two songs from arguably one of the best concept album of all time; Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory. The Spirit Carries On has been Dream Theater anthem since then. Those solo and fills by John Petrucci feel 'lively' like it has soul in it. Everybody can play guitar but not many of them can put 'soul' into their play. That's truly virtuoso level. Somebody said it's much harder to create something melodic and soul, which stuck into listener ear for long time compared to something fast and mind boggling complex.



This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Aug 24 2012, 02:26 PM

Dedicated to a fan who perished during Costa Concordia disaster:

The Koreans also love metal music:


One of Petrucci memorable solos, @ 06:20 clean, sharp and accurate. No one can replicate his tone.

They should come here too, great live band.

Song about a father getting sober for the sake of his grow up daughter.

Compare this with A7x's Afterlife, you'll know which one you prefer.

Instrumental. Warm, calm and soothing. Vintage Les Paul tone.

Time goes by so slowly while listening to this song:

Instrumental, all melody. Have classic vibe, like "Rock kapak" era.

ps: One of Satch earliest attempt at breakup or love song.


This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Mar 7 2013, 03:26 AM

A pop song by Megadeth. You won't ever heard something like this again.

One of the most important song in heavy metal history. The song is pretty simple, it's all pure thrash. The middle section, build up to the solo with Lombardo double bass close down the song were genius. Great example of the usage of ride cymbal. All credit goes to Jeff Hanneman.