Number 16
My top 25 hard rock/metal guitarist countdown continues with number 16. We have...
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Andy LaRocque
Often overlooked LaRocque has been the heart of King Diamond's music. He easily goes back and forth between solid rhythms and elaborate solos. His style has added the rich textures to King Diamond's albums. He has played with other projects including playing on Death's fantastic "Individual Thought Patterns".
***Number 15 will be coming next week.
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Andy LaRocque
Often overlooked LaRocque has been the heart of King Diamond's music. He easily goes back and forth between solid rhythms and elaborate solos. His style has added the rich textures to King Diamond's albums. He has played with other projects including playing on Death's fantastic "Individual Thought Patterns".
***Number 15 will be coming next week.
Labels: Andy LaRocque, top 25
4 Comments:
You mean you can get past King Diamond's voice and actually pay attention to the guitar work?
Seriously, I never cared for King Diamond, so I just don't know this guy well enough to comment. I will say that I'm glad to see a surprise like this though.
I have always loved King Diamond's music. LaRocque has just always been a solid player who knows the right balance between rhythms and solos.
andy is one of the most underrated guitarists in metal...and a helluva nice guy.
I've always wanted to hear King D tackle "Delilah" by Tom Jones. That would be mint!
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