Love that song. But that was a Les Paul, no?
I'm trying to stick to classics originally played on SG's.
 
I guess Sunshine of your Love could be a contender - though I'm not all that good w/ Cream history. Did Clapton play his infamous SG back then?
 
Zappa almighty is out of the question.
 
I'm allergic to Santana.
 
I'm a classic rock guy at heart when it comes to guitar. Hence why Sabbath and AC/DC were my two choices. 

In a recent discussion I was reminded of a poster that I had of Clapton's Blackie - before I ever knew who Clapton was.
 
The above just reminded me of a poster - published at around the same time - that never made it onto my wall, a 2 pages centrefold from Guitar Player IIRC, featuring:
 

 
I could never understand how someone could do that to a guitar. 

Nono no no no no NOOOO
 
Your first riff should be a real SG classic..
 
Like this..
 

Would you believe that I'd never actually heard or seen them?
 
 
I know...

Rain
Would you believe that I'd never actually heard or seen them?
 
 
I know...

You are blessed
 
I appologise for corrupting you.

Blessed? I'm counting them blessings! lol
 
I've never (knowingly) heard Bieber.
Likewise, I couldn't recognize Miley Cyrus if I heard her. Heck I can't even figure how to spell her name.
I think the last big pop hit I was familiar with was Lady Gaga's Pokerface - because of South Park.
 
That being said, I practically never leave home, we don't have a TV, I don't listen to radio. 
I spent the biggest part of my time alone at home with our 5 cats for sole company, and I'm much much much better for it.
As far as I can tell, they dig Kiss and Black Sabbath... :)

Rain
I spent the biggest part of my time alone at home with our 5 cats for sole company, and I'm much much much better for it.
As far as I can tell, they dig Kiss and Black Sabbath... :)

Nah, they're just to polite to tell you............ ;)

A polite cat - there's an oxymoron for you. :P

Hi,
 
I would play something different for a change.
 
Getting kinda bored with these old "standards" and they aren't even that good, just because they are a part of a band that became famous because they were loud.
 
There are far better things for guitar out there worth learning and playing, but if all you want is top ten crap songs, I won't waste your time, or mine.
 
But you will always be, just another one like everyone else and the haircut won't make a difference.

Moshkiae
Hi,
 
I would play something different for a change.
 
Getting kinda bored with these old "standards" and they aren't even that good, just because they are a part of a band that became famous because they were loud.
 
There are far better things for guitar out there worth learning and playing, but if all you want is top ten crap songs, I won't waste your time, or mine.
 
But you will always be, just another one like everyone else and the haircut won't make a difference.

 
I come to these boards mostly in light spirits - not to drag people down with twenty pages of banter about me being a self-proclaimed poète maudit suffering for my art, and feeling the need to re-invent the wheel - though to be honest, I do believe that I am rather demanding with myself - to the point of having quite a negative impact on my creativity if you ask my wife.
 
You know, I was burning my paintings at 7 years old and cursing myself for not being a worthy artist. I picked up fights with friends when they interrupted my artistic activities. What a brat! I then  studied classical music. When I was 20, I was playing in a jazz band w/ a bunch of 60 years old beatniks. I played dance hall music, heavy metal, rock, pop. I gave that all up and start working on electronic and industrial music.
 
Well, FWIW, I still think the Intro to Highway to Hell is one of the coolest thing to play. 
 
One thing I could never get though is how bragging about some obscure progressive rock bands would make anyone special.