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guitarmony 

In guitar-based music, guitarmony is the use of overdubbing (or multiple live guitarists) to create a chorus of guitars playing in harmony (see Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers, Brian May of Queen, Jimmy Page in later Led Zeppelin work, etc.). At the hands of skilled, well-rehearsed musicians, guitarmony can produce incredible results.
"Shit dude, 'Ramblin Man' has one of the best guitarmony parts I've ever heard"
guitarmony by drogepirja November 26, 2007

guitarmony 

Guitarmony - guitar harmonics, a song by the Speed Metal band HEATHEN
dude, thats a guitarmony!
guitarmony by metalhusky August 28, 2011

guitarmor 

When performing live music, the feeling of security derived from simply holding your musical instrument in front of you, effectively shielding you from the stares of the crowd. Guitar + Armor.
I feel naked on stage without my guitarmor
guitarmor by unearth July 24, 2012

guitarmy 

the army of guitars
cody votolato joined the guitarmy at age 13
guitarmy by the.men.were.pigs September 14, 2003

Guitarsonist 

One who slays with an axe, in this case an axe is a guitar. A guitar player that literally melts faces and makes babies cry while shredding on his guitar, a.k.a. an awesome guitar player.
Zakk Wylde is a guitarsonist, yeah he melts faces.
Guitarsonist by Drewcz21 January 31, 2009

Guitarmonies 

A sweet pair of guitars making luscious melodies.
21st Streamline's guitar players can really play some sweet Guitarmonies!
Guitarmonies by 21st Streamline January 26, 2011
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