Greatest Guitar Solos Of All Time

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Posted by llliiillliiilll on Oct-12-2021 02:49:

Greatest Guitar Solos Of All Time

fuck trance posts for now. lets hear some guitar masterpieces. this one might be unknown to some but its so mindfucking. jaw dropping

Posted by Scoops on Oct-12-2021 03:28:

not the greatest...but def some of my favs:

Best Maiden solo for me:

Marty Friedman doesn't get enough credit:

some DimeBag

Posted by Demoted on Oct-12-2021 10:28:

Eller van Buuren shredded it in ZoCalo.

Posted by Sykonee on Oct-12-2021 11:48:

The ...'classics'?

Fun Fact: it's still Brian May doing the guitar

Posted by JEO on Oct-12-2021 12:47:

The only track on the album I ever listen to.

Posted by planetaryplayer on Oct-14-2021 01:46:

https://youtu.be/mkoIiJhnXLo

Posted by r5a on Oct-16-2021 21:38:

quote:
Originally posted by JEO
The only track on the album I ever listen to.

probably one of the best, especially if you look into the back story of how that solo was created, they told good ol' eddie to play like his mother had died and this was the result of that

Posted by r5a on Oct-16-2021 22:39:

many years ago i did a hunt for greatest guitar solos of all time so I'm not going to list the classic ones that always make the list so ill go off the beaten track a bit

steve vai.

a great guitarist who is really full of himself, I mean look at this fucking guy, who makes a video wearing a poncho in a mountain shredding. i think he created a label as well... "Favored Nations was created with the intent of bringing you music that�s energetic and emotional, with performances by artists of the highest caliber.... dedicated breed that have attained the highest performance level on their chosen instruments."

buckethead

dude wears a KFC bucket all the time, do i need to say anything else?

novo combo's welcome innervisions is an honorable mention

the best for last? green grass and the high tides baby

Posted by r5a on Oct-16-2021 22:56:

encore round cause fuck it

i always thought comfortably numb's solo was cut short in all the released versions, thankfully in 94 they let my mans gilmor do his work and get an extended solo, the only time for floyd to be released

opeth can teach us that even the hardest rockers have a heart of gold with their fucking awesome album damnation

I had one last song I was thinking of but I'm getting fucking old and my memory is going to shit so I forget. all I remember is that it had a really nice melodic triplet arpeggio in it, and I'm pretty sure it was a long ballad song that a metal band did, I wanna say Dream Theatre but I don't know. I'm going to try and find it and if I do ill post it

edit:
found it.

real talk tho, just go listen to post rock or go down the route of listening to a bunch of traffic songs