[WhoolioPreludee]

So what's your favorite guitar solo?

Mines is

1.Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
2.Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven (of course!)
3.Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird

Do you agree? Not? Have a better one?

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[lcambriz]

November Rain by Guns N' Roses.


Slash's solo, that is. Not one by the 4 guitarists Axl has in his cruel joke of a band nowadays.

[lcambriz]

But all three of your selections are in my top 10, for sure.

[ridesno159]

I love what both of you listed, but I have yet to hear anything more awesome than Jimi Hendrix's Star-Spangled Banner from Woodstock.

I'm not sure if it's because I love about all of his music, that I'm a proud American, or a combination of both. I hear the song everyday, it's what plays when my alarm goes off on the BlackBerry each morning.

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[jlb21]

........

1.Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb.......

Especially the version on the Live Wall CD, Is There Anybody Out There

November Rain by Guns N' Roses.


Slash's solo, that is. Not one by the 4 guitarists Axl has in his cruel joke of a band nowadays.

That is awesome!!!


There are so many to choose from.

However, while not just for the solo itself but the singing and the words and their meaning, I am partial to:

Stupid Boy by Keith Urban

Some others:

- Celluloid Heroes (live) by The Kinks (the opening solo and closing solo)
- Dear Mr. Fantasy , the live Clapton/Winwood version
- Fool in the Rain - Zep
- Roll with the Changes - the opening lick - REO
- Thorn in my Pride - Black Crowes


and so many more......

[pkcable]

How about the Sax solo from Pink Floyd's "Wearing The Inside Out"?

[jlb21]

Hey now.....

If we're going to go with Sax solos, then these two take the cake in my book:

Clarence's solos on Bruce's Born to Run and Jungleland!!!!!

[trucky]

Joe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin on a sick Les Paul

[pkcable]

Does Bass count......

Tal Wilkenfeld

[amazinglygraceless]

1) Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
2) Still Got The Blues - Gary Moore
3) Let's Go Crazy - Prince
4) Cold Shot - Stevie Ray Vaughn
5) When The Bullet Hits The Bone - Golden Earring

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[SCrid2000]

Man... the solo in freebird is awesome, but so is Comfortably numb and stairway.
I'm gonna have to say three way tie.
As far as Hendrix's star spangled banner, it's cool but not top 3 quality imo.

[middbrew]

Joe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin on a sick Les Paul

Especially when he plays it live in concert!

[middbrew]

Here's some other great solos that haven't been mentioned that I really like.

Hot For Teacher ~ Van Halen

Floods ~ Pantera

Hotel California ~ The Eagles

Eruption ~ Van Halen

[middbrew]

Live version of guitarists I've seen that were simply unbelievable.

Sloe Gin and Blues Deluxe ~Joe Bonamassa

Eruption ~ Eddie Van Halen

No More Tears ~ Zakk Wylde

Still In Love With You ~ Gary Moore

La Villa Strangiato ~ Alex Lifeson

And just about anything Angus Young played in concert.

[roxy-girl]

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I personally think Synster Gates-from A7X-has some of the best and most in depth solos.

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[BigBadWulf]

Carlos Santana - Europa
One giant mofosolo

[paddygirl16]

[paddygirl16]

My Cousin (can't help but brag).

[lcambriz]

I'll also throw Steve Vai's "For the Love of God" from Passion and Warfare in the mix here. The entire song is one incredible solo, as is usually the case with most of Vai's songs.

[middbrew]

I'll also throw Steve Vai's "For the Love of God" from Passion and Warfare in the mix here. The entire song is one incredible solo, as is usually the case with most of Vai's songs.

Steve Vai is definitely one of the truly all time great guitarist.

[lcambriz]

Steve Vai is definitely one of the truly all time great guitarist.

I first heard some of his material about ten years ago (I believe it was "The Audience is Listening," also from Passion and Warfare), and I was so taken by it that I bought the album based on that song alone. Then I was so taken by that album that I bought another one. And then another. Now, I have his entire catalogue.

[middbrew]

I first heard some of his material about ten years ago (I believe it was "The Audience is Listening," also from Passion and Warfare), and I was so taken by it that I bought the album based on that song alone. Then I was so taken by that album that I bought another one. And then another. Now, I have his entire catalogue.

Nice! I'm really liking his work with G3. Satriani, Johnson, and Vai together is some great stuff.

[syb0rg]

Favorite guitar solo

Jimmy H's National Anthem

Second close is coheed and Cambria's welcome home

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[rmingram]

1. Led Zepplin - Stairway to Heaven
2. Staind - Outside
3. Oasis - Wonderwall

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[WhoolioPreludee]

Outside and wonder-wall I dont believe they have long or musically intricate solos. But those are great songs

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