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#1.

Tenacious D - "Kielbasa".
Nirvana - "You Know You're Right".
Nickelback - "Side of a Bullet".
Black Flag - "Rise Above".
[url=http://]Green Day - "F.O.D.".[/url]
KISS - "Deuce" (Encore)

#2.

James Brown - "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag"
Judas Priest - "Better By You, Better Than Me"
Neil Young - "Cinnamon Girl"
Lostprophets - "We Still Kill The Old Way"
Muse - "House of the Rising Sun"
Rage Against The Machine - "Maggie's Farm" (Encore)

#3.

[url=http://]The White Stripes - "Icky Thump"[/url]
Pink Floyd - "In The Flesh"
Journey - "Send Her My Love"
The Answer - "No Questions Asked"
Johnny Cash - "Folsom Prison Blues"
The Doors - "Spanish Caravan" (Encore)

#4.

AC/DC - "Have a Drink on Me"
Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Funky Monks"
Mastodon - "Iron Tusk"
Soundgarden - "Spoonman"
Whitesnake - "Crying In The Rain"
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BOSS BATTLE!!!
Ritchie Blackmore - Deep Purple, Rainbow :O
Ritchie Blackmore - "Guitar Solo (Paris, 1985).
Deep Purple - "Space Truckin'" (Encore)
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#5.

Skid Row - "My Enemy"
Santana - "Jingo"
Spinal Tap - "Majesty of Rock"
Garth Brooks - "The Thunder Rolls"
Black Sabbath - "Children of the Grave"
Iron Maiden - "Prowler" (Encore)

#6.

Killswitch Engage - "Rose of Sharyn"
Bullet For My Valentine - "4 Words (To Choke Upon)"
Prince - "1999"
Saxon - "Motorcycle Man"
Nazareth - "Hair of the Dog"
Tesla - "Heaven's Trail (No Way Out!)" (Encore)

#7.

Blue Oyster Cult - "I'm Burning For You"
Van Halen - "On Fire"
Slipknot - "Iowa"
Sepultura - "Attitude"
Chimaira - "Resurrection"
Guns N' Roses - "Rocket Queen" (Encore)

#8.

Lamb of God - "Redneck"
Eric Clapton - "Bad Love"
Stevie Wonder - "Superstition"
Roadrunner United - "The End"
EZO - "House of 1000 Pleasures"
David Bowie - "Moonage Daydream" (Encore)

#9.

The Sword - "Iron Swan"
Loudness - "Crazy Doctor"
Alice in Chains - "Dam that River"
The Who - "Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere"
Eagles of Death Metal - "I Want You So Hard (Boy's Bad News)"
Megadeth - "Hook in Mouth" (Encore)

#10.

Bob Dylan - "Meet Me In The Morning"
Aerosmith - "Amazing"
Pantera - "The Sleep"
Children of Bodom - "In Your Face"
The Eagles - "Already Gone"
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ANOTHER BOSS BATTLE!
Brian May, Queen :O
Brian May - "Guitar Solo (Sheffield, 2005)"
Queen - "The Invisible Man" (Encore)
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#11.

Slayer - "Necrophobic"
Jimi Hendrix - "Freedom"
The Darkness - "Growing on Me"
My Chemical Romance - "Headfirst for Halos"
System of a Down - "Psycho"
Metallica - "Jump In The Fire" (Encore)

#12.

UFO - "Rock Bottom"
Rebel Meets Rebel - "Nothin' To Lose"
Steve Vai - "I Would Love To"
Gary Moore - "Parisienne Walkways"
Dragonforce - "Fields of Despair"
Stone Sour - "Sillyworld" (Encore)

#13.

Joe Satriani - "Speed of Light"
Ozzy Osbourne - "Steal Away (The Night)"
Bad Company - "Feel Like Makin' Love"
Trivium - "A Gunshot to The Head of Trepidation"
Racer X - "Into The Night"
Led Zeppelin - "In The Evening" (Encore)

#14.

Rush - "Freewill"
Symphony X - "Communion and the Orcale"
Marty Friedman - "Valley of Eternity"
Black Label Society - "Forever Down"
Buckethead - "Animal Behaviour (Praxis)"
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SUPER-DOOPER-BOSS-BATTLE-TIME!
GEORGE LYNCH :O Dokken, Lynch Mob D: AAAH D:
George Lynch - "Guitar Solo (1990)"
Dokken - "Kiss of Death" (Encore)
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#15.

Machine Head - "Aesthetics of Hate"
Cacophony - "Go Off!"
Annihilator - "Phantasmagoria"
Michael Lee Firkins - "Laughing Stacks"
Chris Impellitteri - "17th Century Chiken Picking"
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton - "Double Crossing Time" (Encore)

#16.

Firewind - "Feast of the Savages"
Alter Bridge - "Ahavo Rabo Taco Salad"
Jason Becker - "Dweller In The Cellar"
Joe Stump - "Night of the Living Shred"
Yngwie Malmsteen - "Trilogy Suite Op: 5"
Mr. Big - "Daddy, Brother, Lover, Little Boy" (Encore)

#17.

Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Rude Mood"
John 5 - "The Werewolf of Westeria"
Extreme - "He-Man Woman Hater"
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Ritchie Blackmore shows up. He's uber pissed that you pwned his ass. He takes to the stage in true Jack Butler fashion, and challenges you to... a rematch :O
Ritchie Blackmore - "Guitar Solo #2 (Paris, 1985)"
And when you pwn his ass AGAIN, he gets even more pissed off, and challengs you to a re-re-match :(
Ritchie Blackmore - "Guitar Solo #3 (Japan, 1984)"
He admits to defeat. And to rub it in, you pwn one of his super-epic songs.
Rainbow - "Catch The Rainbow" (Encore)
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AND YAY LIFE!

I know there's a certain abundancy in two, er, certain genres... but then people won't accuse me of being a neo-classical metalhead :O

Besides, isn't it teh guitar that counts? drifhruity

lol. i like how you put stevie wonder next to lamb of god. The list is good but you should pick someone other than Ritchie blackmore. maybe Micheal Schenker. Besides your list is waaaaaaaay too long after a while it just seems like an unorganized mess.

fdfjhsjfhjdh no frhdsufhsdurheurhyues ritchie blackmore is the best non-neo-classical guitarist i can think of hfreuyr78345y78e6r7e66378478 not shortening it soz hyeru47895748574548574utr8ouftdiofuoshdfusdhfusdhfushdufhsduf

I shortened it already From 20 tiers to 17

20 tiers of 5 looks shit compares to 17 of 6

i dont like ur bowie song

Lord_Jakester wrote:

i dont like ur bowie song

ha ha ur funny

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Lord_Jakester wrote:

i dont like ur bowie song

ha ha ur funny

its 2 hard i wudnt be able 2 beet it

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Glamy wrote:

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Yngwie's technical, but that fact that Mick ROCKS harder automatically makes his badass solo harder

Just look at it this way:

Trilogy Suite > Misirlou.
Moonage Daydream > Institutionalized.

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Yngwie's technical, but that fact that Mick ROCKS harder automatically makes his badass solo harder

Just look at it this way:

Trilogy Suite > Misirlou.
Moonage Daydream > Institutionalized.

I don't care that Mick is more awesome...Also when have people started to actually notice Ronno? Has my raving over him finally gotten to people.

Either way it should be based on difficulty not whether the song is cooler in general.

Glamy wrote:

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Yngwie's technical, but that fact that Mick ROCKS harder automatically makes his badass solo harder

Just look at it this way:

Trilogy Suite > Misirlou.
Moonage Daydream > Institutionalized.

I don't care that Mick is more awesome...Also when have people started to actually notice Ronno? Has my raving over him finally gotten to people.

Either way it should be based on difficulty not whether the song is cooler in general.

Moonage Daydream would be harder. Don't you get it? It doesn't take a genius to alternate strum two notes on every fret for 5 minutes. But it takes a genius to shred through some strange-rhythm'd, awesomly-phrased Ronno phrased

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Yngwie's technical, but that fact that Mick ROCKS harder automatically makes his badass solo harder

Just look at it this way:

Trilogy Suite > Misirlou.
Moonage Daydream > Institutionalized.

I don't care that Mick is more awesome...Also when have people started to actually notice Ronno? Has my raving over him finally gotten to people.

Either way it should be based on difficulty not whether the song is cooler in general.

Moonage Daydream would be harder. Don't you get it? It doesn't take a genius to alternate strum two notes on every fret for 5 minutes. But it takes a genius to shred through some strange-rhythm'd, awesomly-phrased Ronno phrased

'

Dude, Trilogy Suite has ARPEGGIOS, and they're really fast. Do you suggest just double strumming those and expecting your left hand to catch up. As for Moonage Daydream all you have to do is pay attention. Besides, when you know the song like you know...hmm, hand isn't a good one because I don't know the details to that...ah, that works despite being creepy. When you know the song like you know your penis then it might as well be first tier. Besides, Moonage Daydream for the most part is just strummed light acoustic until that solo.

Glamy wrote:

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

Glamy wrote:

Okay, just one question. How the hell does Moonage Daydream get that high? It's a superb song but I can admit that Mick Ronson could or should I say would've never been able to beat Yngwie Malmsteen. That's really hard for me to admit because I'm one of the biggest Ronno fans.

Yngwie's technical, but that fact that Mick ROCKS harder automatically makes his badass solo harder

Just look at it this way:

Trilogy Suite > Misirlou.
Moonage Daydream > Institutionalized.

I don't care that Mick is more awesome...Also when have people started to actually notice Ronno? Has my raving over him finally gotten to people.

Either way it should be based on difficulty not whether the song is cooler in general.

Moonage Daydream would be harder. Don't you get it? It doesn't take a genius to alternate strum two notes on every fret for 5 minutes. But it takes a genius to shred through some strange-rhythm'd, awesomly-phrased Ronno phrased

'

Dude, Trilogy Suite has ARPEGGIOS, and they're really fast. Do you suggest just double strumming those and expecting your left hand to catch up. As for Moonage Daydream all you have to do is pay attention. Besides, when you know the song like you know...hmm, hand isn't a good one because I don't know the details to that...ah, that works despite being creepy. When you know the song like you know your penis then it might as well be first tier. Besides, Moonage Daydream for the most part is just strummed light acoustic until that solo.

il muv it down

links 'n' stuff

you stole my colors!

but i guess we're even, since i stole your boss battle format.

ha ha

GearGearGearGearGearGear! wrote:

ha ha

what a pair we are. wee iz t3h clev3R3zt

wut abut me? :(

Lord_Jakester wrote:

wut abut me? :(

Don't be jealous Jakeycakes, you can be in our gang too

YAYAYAYAYAY!!!

the three stooges:
jakey, snakey, and gear

This all says about your list

You missed out a "Don't", in the middle there.

RA RA RA! STILL BETTER THAN YOU! RA RA RA!

YOU ARE SHIT AT TIERING LISTS.

Nickelback - "Side of a Bullet".
[url=http://]Green Day - "F.O.D.".[/url]
AC/DC - "Have a Drink on Me"
Skid Row - "My Enemy"
Nazareth - "Hair of the Dog"
Blue Oyster Cult - "I'm Burning For You"
Metallica - "Jump In The Fire" (Encore)
Ozzy Osbourne - "Steal Away (The Night)"
Led Zeppelin - "In The Evening" (Encore)
Rush - "Freewill"

I'M PUKING ALL OVER MY KEYBOARD