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Geek Culture / Favorite Guitar Solo?

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John H
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I pick the solo in Free Bird by Lynard Skynard. What about you guys


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Hhhmm... i think the one from: The final countdown(or so)

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hmmmm, i cant think of any, um i think it was a guitar solo, the bit in the BBC live Led Zepplin albulm thing where the guitarist came in a bar late, that made me laugh, and he's still good

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Into to "Hotel Californa"


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Rush - La Villa Strangiato, YYZ, or Tom Sawyer.

They all rock.


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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 02:55 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 02:56
Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall". I haven't met a guitar player that doesn't know that solo.
However my absolute favourite one is from Jethro Tull's "Farm on the Freeway".

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I havnt heard it!
(sorry.. just had to say it)

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Well I was going to say Freebird. There are some good ones in Tubular Bells, actually in most of the Tubular Bells series.

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 03:06 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 03:07
The "Fade to Black" guitar solos, Amazing!!!

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Quote: "However my absolute favourite one is from Jethro Tull's "Farm on the Freeway".
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Can't find that. Is that an album or a track?

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Hmm the hardest solo I know is probably the solos in Carry on Wayward Son by kansas. I can play most of the Stairway to Heaven solo and maybe the first 10 seconds of the Freebird solo


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leaving all of the classic rock and roll aside...

the solo in track #7 "Silvergun Superman" on Stone Temple Pilots' second album "Purple".


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Quote: "Can't find that. Is that an album or a track?"

That's a track. The album is called "Crest of a Knave". Although the rest of the album isn't too great. But I like that song and the guitar solo even more because it goes very well with the mood of the track.

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 05:25
Has to be Mike Oldfields 'Moonlight Shadow'.


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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 05:31 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 05:32
rock would be the guitar section in "Hotel California", I have to resort to air guitar every time
classical would be "cavetina" (think "the man with no name..shootout") ,spanish guitar can be so wicked

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Herbie Hunters have got the leetest solos.

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 06:01 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 06:08
fade to black is great, but i think im gonna have to go with comfortably numb. I don't believe I need to state artist's name for that one.

best guitar solos list, you'll see quite a few of our choices up there.
http://www.wanderlist.com/lists/lists.cgi?listid=615

if you really like guitar solos, i'd recommend ozzy's randy rhoads tribute album. it's got a killer live solo from randy on it.

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Daytripper, any metallica, Pink Floyd

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 07:47 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 07:47
Well, I havent got one particular favourite solo, but my favourite solos are..

- Seek and Destroy(Metallica)
- all of the solos in Hangar 18(Megadeth)
- Tornado Of Souls(Megadeth)
- Jump(Van Halen)
- Beat It(Michael Jackson (Eddie Van Halen performing the solo ))

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 10:14
Most of the music I listen to isn't guitar heavy, so not many guitar solos, but I'd have to say either Growing on Me by the Darkness or Sun Goes Cold by Sugarplastic

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Posted: 13th Sep 2004 11:00 Edited at: 13th Sep 2004 11:03
Jump - Van Halen - That intro kicks ass Eddy is a great guitarist.

Kashmir - Led Zeppelin - That would have to be my favorite Led Zeppelin song, and that opening is perfect. Jimmy Page is a God.

South of Heavan - Slayer - That intro is haunting, I sometimes find myself humming to it. Ariya's finest (isn't that the vocalist/guitarist?)

Dream Warriors - Dokken - Those first 19 seconds, classic. The one from 19 to 38 is great to. I think this was when George Lynch was their guitarist.

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen - That one in the middle of it is cool. I can't think of Queen's guitarist. Wasn't it Brian May?

Seek and Destroy - Metallica - The opening f*ckin' rocksm/. This is one of Kirk's best. This, and probably For Whom The Bell Tolls.

Orchid - Black Sabbath - This is the intro to Lord of this World. Tony Iommi's finest

Paint it Black - Rolling Stones - That short opening is memorable.

There are probably tons I have missed. That song from Tribute had a great guitar solo in the middle of it...

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Guns 'N Roses, when Slash did that Godfather theme tune for like 10 minutes, then there was a drum solo of it. Top stuff. Think that was on the Stockholm Illusion bootleg.

Oh, and anything by Yngwie Malmsteen. If you have never heard his stuff, or have never heard of him, then you don't know what you are talking about when it comes to guitar solos.

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pink floyd - comfortably numb, sorrow, another brick in the wall pt2, time.
dire straits - money for nothing - not really a solo but nice riff.
eagles - hotel california - the massive finger stretching solo at the end
santana - samba pa ti, black magic woman
gnr - sweet child o mine.
gary moore - parisien walkways

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Eric Clapton's White Room as recorded from one of his Albert Hall concerts in the early 90s from BBC Radio 1 onto a lovely tape and since copied across using sound cleaning software onto a CD which now holds pride of place in my music collection here.

Ok, I realise thats incredibly precise but I feel this question is important and deserves a considered answer.

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GNR - Sweet Child of Mine
The Beatles - Something (George Harrison is teh bomb on guitar)

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anything thats not by joe satriani. he sucks.
television-they had some good ones

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I prefer my guitar solos on real guitars. So, just about anything by Edgar Cruz. (http://www.edgarcruz.com/) I'm also keen on spanish/gipsy/flamenco guitar so a tip of the hat to the Gipsy Kings
(http://www.nonesuch.com/Hi_Band/gipsy_frame.html) which I'm listening to right now.
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Ahhhh! How did I forget, Crazy Train(Ozzy Osbourne) and Blackened(Metallica) both have great solos

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die arzte- die arzte theme

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Change of Seasons (has lots of solos) by Dream Theater.



Such an awesome song....

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"Eat It" by Weird Al Yankovic.

The guitar solo is so intense ... that the guitar player acually explodes at the end! Now you don't hear that everyday!
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Maybe "I Feel Fine" or "Day Tripper"
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How about....improv?

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Don't have a favorite... but for those geeks out there Guitar Wolf - F*** your blood! (Song is from Wild Zero, the best movie ever)


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another brick in the wall (pink floyd rocks!)
and i'd have to also say anything that Joe Parry from Aerosmith is good (GO AEROSMITH WAHOO)

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also seasons of wither (my alltime favorite song preformed by aerosmith

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oh crap, i forgot all about justin king! That guy is amazing with an acoustic. He'd show up some slap bass players as well.

I think this video clip was from some kinda Larrivee Guitars promo.
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/video/guitar.php

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The solo in All Along The Watchtower.....Jimi had sooooo much soul.
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Joe Satriani - Summer Song. Best song. Ever.

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Anyone actually play guitar? I have a Ibanez RG 350DX.

http://www.ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=RG350DX

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Quote: " Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall". I haven't met a guitar player that doesn't know that solo.
However my absolute favourite one is from Jethro Tull's "Farm on the Freeway"."


Totally agree those are EXCELLENT, not my favourates though. If I had to pick two (which is mean disrespectful and a HORRIBLE decision) I'd have:

Nick Drake - Hanging on a Star (Anything of his is brilliant really, but I chose this for the intense finger picking. POSSIBLY My favourate guitarist of all time.)

Jimmi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower (Simply because it's the pinacle of the career of the most inovative guitarist of all time)


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