That was the first song I thought of. Saw Pink Floyd in LA doing The Wall in it's entirety. David Gilmore standing on top of the wall doing the solo of Comfortably Numb was mind blowing. My friend thought he saw God
Yeah…this is the place. Madison Center fir the Arts. https://www.themadison.org/
He played the crescent ballroom last time. A nice small intimate venue. Wish he was there again.
Such a tough one, personally I think Hot For Teacher if we were gunna go with a Van Halen tune. That bluesy break into the band coming in is just so badass.
Kevin Ayers - ["Lunatics Lament"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TmQVFlDV60), 1970
It's a dark horse candidate, but it's an undeniably amazing solo that has unfortunately not received the attention it deserves. It starts at about 1:45 into the song, btw, but it works better if you listen to the whole song.
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Riff or solo. Two completely different things.
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That was the first song I thought of. Saw Pink Floyd in LA doing The Wall in it's entirety. David Gilmore standing on top of the wall doing the solo of Comfortably Numb was mind blowing. My friend thought he saw God
💯 correct! I love that you said this. I totally agree and it’s never mentioned enough
War Pigs outro
This is a bit obscure but Frank Zappa’s, “fuck yourself” is pretty amazing. Great guitar. Gary Moore’s “Still got the Blues for you” is damn good too.
Black Rose is better I think and too few knew that Gary Moore wrote those guitar parts of that Thin Lizzy song
Crazy train solo. What embodies rock more?
I think the solo in mr crowley is even better
Sweet Child of Mine solo. It legit sounds like a singer and not a guitar.
I’m gonna go full Stairway to Heaven here. Or Layla.
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
the sped up, reverb version is better imo
Hotel California
Cliffs of Dover - Eric Johnson [Cliffs Of Dover - Live](https://youtu.be/5Nd7EZ3k39s)
Got tix to see him in March!
Jealous! Saw him in the Ah Via Musicom tour :) Would love to see him again.
I saw him on that tour as well. That was probably my first EJ show
I’m super bummed he’s skipping the PNW (so far) this tour. Can’t afford to travel to a show out of the state. 😞
Would you believe he’s playing a grade school concert hall here in phoenix. It’s a nice school but I did a double take when I saw the venue
Whaaaaat? :( More people need to know about this musical genius!
Yeah…this is the place. Madison Center fir the Arts. https://www.themadison.org/ He played the crescent ballroom last time. A nice small intimate venue. Wish he was there again.
Such a tough one, personally I think Hot For Teacher if we were gunna go with a Van Halen tune. That bluesy break into the band coming in is just so badass.
probably steve vai tender surrender
Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower
Only the Young - journey imo
Kevin Ayers - ["Lunatics Lament"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TmQVFlDV60), 1970 It's a dark horse candidate, but it's an undeniably amazing solo that has unfortunately not received the attention it deserves. It starts at about 1:45 into the song, btw, but it works better if you listen to the whole song.
And how does one judge the best solo?
Rock Bottom -UFO
Randy Rhodes, Mr Crowley Best solo in rock history
Saga, On The Loose
Specifically? Terry Kath live at Englewood 1970 playing 25 6 or 4. Youtube it, you won't regret it.
Crossroads riff as well as solo, Eddie would tell you the same