tisms best riffy guitar thingy bit
sorry about the technicalities but i reckon the guitar bit in 40 years instills a kind of creshendo (spel?) that evokes really groovy going off type emotions. whats others dudes take on this and their favourite guitar bits?

The bass part in 'I drive a truck'

I am always intrigued by the guitar/bass slide part during the verses in 'Thunderbirds'. Plus you always recognise that guitar riff in 'Old Man River' simple and effective!

Fosters Car Park has a good guitar solo/part when the songs kicks in. Also the guitar at the start of Root.

The bass riff in Root Rather Primusesque me thinks

Bass lines in Death x 3 Amway x3 are stompin'.

do you reckon if i asked nicely tism would do a remix called i drive a tractor?

theres some surly bits in that song about micheal jacksons wind machine.

yeah....ok.....after further investigation and much ridicule from someone who knows better i realise it is, of course, micheal jackson's conveyor belt.....sorry about that, shall ensure proofreader has facts right next time :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

apparently it was the version for the audibly(spel?) challenged....twent something like "....he does it wind machines." i think this deaf cunt was a bit pissed too! maybe the cogs and wheels need a little airing out.....or even a little drying out......hhmmm theres an idea mr. boags.....boags dry.

The bass solo in Drop The 'Tude is my fave...best dual guitar work is easily Give Up For Australia. there are so many.

The guitar solo in TISM Are Shit is a favourite

Ballad of Paul Keating. (PAUL IS DEAD!!!) The Men's Room has some fun stuff too, As for bass riffs, gotta love the line from Aussimandias. Also, Father and Son is the coolest punk song I've heard since Hooked on Phonics.