Best blink guitar riff?

[Jan Mortensen]

Best guitar riff/part in a blink song?

 

Discuss

[Elisa]

the whole intro of Enthused 

[twentytwenty]

I voted Love is Dangerous and other. Where the other in this case will be ghost on the dance floor.

[Kay]

You’re missing a lot of riffs and you’ve included a lot of chord progressions.

[Jan Mortensen]

1 hour ago, Elisa said:

the whole intro of Enthused 

Good one indeed and added.

7 minutes ago, Kay said:

You’re missing a lot of riffs and you’ve included a lot of chord progressions.

Thanks for the input

[Speedo]

16 minutes ago, Kay said:

You’re missing a lot of riffs and you’ve included a lot of chord progressions.

Riffs include chord progressions.

[twentytwenty]

1 minute ago, Speedo said:

Riffs include chord progressions.

You’re a chord progression!

[Kay]

13 hours ago, Speedo said:

Riffs include chord progressions.

I highly beg to differ.

[Speedo]

21 minutes ago, Kay said:

I highly beg to differ.

Look it up.

[Speedo]

You know what bands used a lot of chord work for their riffs? AC/DC … Ramones … Les Zepplin …

[Speedo]

Here is Tom playing the opening riff to Up All Night!

Among others!

[Speedo]

I don’t defend Jan often but …

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=what+is+a+guitar+riff

 

[Speedo]

I picked Other because Not Now has a great opening riff.

[Patient #48273]

I picked all of them because this poll is terrible. Seems like someone who's bad at chess made this poll.

[raw_sounds]

The most legendary are Dammit and WMAA, by the way i believe this were written by Mark?

 

The old Chesire Cat stuff is the best M+m's is my favourite. Wasting Time, Touchdown boy are so cool!!

[Kay]

1 hour ago, Speedo said:

I don’t defend Jan often but …

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=what+is+a+guitar+riff

 

I don’t really care what google says, a chord progression aint a riff. It can be a catchy part for sure, but pretending Tom throwing three octave power chords around as a “riff” is just nonesense. 

[Speedo]

12 minutes ago, Kay said:

I don’t really care what google says, a chord progression aint a riff. It can be a catchy part for sure, but pretending Tom throwing three octave power chords around as a “riff” is just nonesense. 

You caring has nothing to do with it.

[Ghent]

M+Ms is the obvious answer and it's not even on your wacky ass list. C'mon Jan

[Kay]

1 hour ago, Speedo said:

You caring has nothing to do with it.

Your comments have nothing to do with anything, either. 

[Speedo]

Just now, Kay said:

Your comments have nothing to do with anything, either. 

Good one!