Answers GQ2: The Revenge - Round 7

This must've been one of them there difficult rounds - at least judging from the percentage of correct answers. Oh well - perhaps upon retroactive inspection, it will be evident that the songs in question were:

• Song 131: Metallica - Orion. From "Master Of Puppets" and one of the late Cliff Burton's showpieces. Kinda' cool instrumental, but it's obvious that Kirk Hammett quit the guitar lessons he took from Joe Satriani, 'cause there's no way an advanced Satch student would perpetrate such unimaginative, run-of-the-mill pentatonic clichés as what Hammett has the audacity to call a solo here. Why do I care? 'Cause I had the dubious honor of reproducing the solo for many of our gigs, that's why.
• Song 132: Spin Doctors - Two Princes. I don't get it - I thought I got the guitar tone quite close to the jangly original, and this is a monster 90's hit, but not even the self-professed 90's music guru among you recognized this one. What gives? The upwards of tens of audience members we played this for back in the day sure seemed to recognize it though.
• Song 133: Quiet Riot - Cum On Feel The Noize. Technically a Slade song, but nobody cared until the late Randy Rhoads' first recording band made this version, which appears immediately after the title track on "Metal Health", one of the best-selling albums of all time. This was one cover song I never minded playing - the solo is such a classic (although I added like fifty notes on the final bars of this version). However, none of y'all mooks managed to find it.
• Song 134: The Police - Every Breath You Take. But oh yeah; y'all got this song. I also accepted Puff Daddy with "I've Been Missing You" as an answer though, since one cannot tell the difference from my recording. I remember watching as P Diddy performed this song "live" on some MTV show or wherever it was, and got to witness the moment wherein Sean Combs single-handedly debunked the myth of black people having rhythm and being much better dancers than other races. Sorry, but P. Diddy's performance during his "dance solo" made Rick Astley in his "Never Gonna Give You Up" video look like Michael Jackson himself. Oh, and in case you're wondering why my version absolutely sucks, I can only offer the following excuse: I refuse to play in heathen tunings (which is pretty much anything outside of A440 or a half-tone downtuned version of this), which sometimes makes the positions of chords in alternate tunings really hard to reach. Case in point: This tune. Mea culpa.
• Song 135: Sting - Fields Of Gold. The guitar solo on this song, actually, or acoustic guitar interlude or whatever you wanna call it. One of the few Sting tunes I actually enjoy.

Not much of a spread in this round, as is obvious from the Score for Round 7:

1. Sondre (5 points)
2. Anders/Cathy/Pigeon (tied at 4 points)

The Total Score now stands as:

1. Sondre (41 points)
2. Cathy/Anders (tied at 40 points)
3. ...
4. Pigeon (33 points)

Congrats to Sondre for edging slightly ahead of the competition, and good luck with the final round of The m-factor Guitarquiz 2: The Revenge