Top 5 Guitar Riffs In Songs About Drugs
While we all know that the drugs don’t work, at least they have inspired these BIG-ASS MONSTER RIFF...
While we all know that the drugs don´t work, at least they
have inspired these BIG-ASS MONSTER RIFFS...
1)Eric Clapton 'Cocaine' (written by JJ Cale)
2) Black Sabbath 'Sweet Leaf'
3) Guns N' Roses 'Mr Brownstone'
4) Red Hot Chili Peppers 'Under The Bridge'
5) Jimi Hendrix 'Purple Haze'
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