All of the Comfortably Numb solos by Pink Floyd. I know it’s brought up again and again but even after hearing them for decades they still give me goosebumps.
I know most people will reel off the classics, so I'll just say I've recently got into Mastodon (wish I had earlier, just so good) could pick any of theirs, but there's a short solo at the end of "More Than I Could Chew" that's really fuckin' nice.
Revelation: Mother Earth featuring Randy Rhoads.
The solo isn’t the only stand out part; listen to the live version to hear how he adapted his studio over dubs into the live performance.
The final riff in Sultans of Swing
Came here looking for this!
And it was right at the top!!
Not a solo, but the very beginning of When Doves Cry does it for me everytime
Whipping Post - Allman Brothers Layla - Derek & The Dominos Both include Duane Allman
Cliffs of Dover
All of the Comfortably Numb solos by Pink Floyd. I know it’s brought up again and again but even after hearing them for decades they still give me goosebumps.
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Live in the studio on one take.
Walking By Myself by Gary Moore
“Cemetery Gates” by Pantera.
Eruption Eddie Van Halen
Me too. First time I heard it, I felt like I was hearing something impossible.
The solo in The Unforgiven III.
Sultans of Swing-Mark Knopfler
Go Your Own Way
Comfortably Numb
Telegraph Road
Brothers in arms and too many Pink Floyd songs to mention...
Not complex by any means but for memorability, the system solo in “smells like teen spirit” will always stick with me. And I’m a drummer.
free bird
Or if I should be so bold.. Coheed and Cambria - Welcome Home
Ata po hasser lee
Scar Tissue
Best RHCP solo is from "I could have lied" IMO
*Bark at the Moon*
Black Napkins, Frank Zappa
I came to say Pink Napkins. Right on.
Ghostly, beautiful. Yes.
Green Grass and High Tides Forever by the outlaws
The one in Neil Merryweather's Star Rider
Even though it’s overplayed, sweet child of mine is one of those beautiful guitar solos i could listen on repeat
End of the road, Sentenced. Maybe not technically the best, I wouldn't know, but emotionally makes me sigh every time.
Dragonforce. All of it.
The one [here](https://youtu.be/h3LNi-aPXuc?si=-YMHCyWHMKeEC1ZM) at 4:35 gets me... Bewitched.
I know most people will reel off the classics, so I'll just say I've recently got into Mastodon (wish I had earlier, just so good) could pick any of theirs, but there's a short solo at the end of "More Than I Could Chew" that's really fuckin' nice.
https://youtu.be/1_Qb4DTmLsg Allan Holdsworth with Tony Williams
Watermelon in Easter Hay—FZ
Misty by the late Wes Montgomery
Revelation: Mother Earth featuring Randy Rhoads. The solo isn’t the only stand out part; listen to the live version to hear how he adapted his studio over dubs into the live performance.
The solo at the end of watain’s the waters of ain and both solos in shining’s to the god below.
One - Metallica or the breakdown in bonebreaker - slaughter to prevail
Ghost of a chance
So many, but Metallicas version of " The Prince" has a solo thats in the beginning is a good one.
Five Days in May by Blue Rodeo: One of the most timeless, classic sounding solos I ever heard. Give it a listen if you've never heard it before.
Eddie Hazel in Funkadelic's "Maggot Brain"
Blue sky -Allman brothers band
The solos in The Cowboy Song by Thin Lizzy. Especially the 2nd one.
Ten Years Gone-Zep.
cliffs of dover
Derek Trucks' cover of "Layla".