Best Guitar Solo

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BiPolar Betty

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I love Led Zep, my fave tune is BABE IM GONNA LEAVE YOU, I never liked Stairway to heaven...
man how I wish I was a teen in the 70s
the music is just insane.
 

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I always like Good TImes, Bad Times more than Stairway, but the solo is classic.
I woulda liked to have lived through the 60's what a time it must have been.
 

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tough call

slash ..ok
jimmy page before the drugs

mostly gary moore ..always on top of his game ..pick any track



nice thread btw
 

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A friend of mine pulled a muscle in is hand/wrist trying to play Through the Fire and Flames. He can get i about flawless now.
 

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Look, I know it's redundant, but "Eruption" is still the best solo ever. Here's why:

It's over 30 years old and people, not just me, but a lot of people STILL marvel over it. It was SO cutting edge at the time, that people didn't know how to comprehend or interpret it. That's epic, when something has that kind of staying power.

I know the argument can be made that EVH hasn't done anything REALLY cutting in 15 years or so, but the reason for that is that he IS the cutting edge. People are still playing catch up. He did pinch harmonics and pentatonic scales when Zakk Wylde was still shittin yellow in his pampers (and that's not a knock on ZW - see end of post).

Even if someone matches the raw cutting edge nature of "Eruption" it will still never measure up because "Eruption" came first.

With time, we've become immune to its greatness because it's always there sitting on the pinnacle. We've taken it for granted after all this time. But if you can go back and listen to it, completely clear your mind and imagine you are listening to it for the first time, you'll once again find yourself going, "Woooooow, that's REALLY smokin'. Dude's absoLUTEly shreddin the frets." It's really that good. Go back and have a listen.

Now, for my money, one of the best if not the best in song solos is "No More Tears" by Zakk Wylde, who I think is the greatest living geetar player right along with EVH.
 
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