What is your favourite guitar solo??

Those are all wussy solos. nothing compares to this solo. SINCE it got giutar solo of the year*cant remember what year. this is the crazyest solo youlll ever see in your life.....EVER   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x96hXWAWtSM urmothershole

It's too bad it sounds like crap...

I love the guitar/keyboard solos in Kissing the Shadows by Children of Bodom.needled24-7

now, if only alexi could annunciate better... 

i dont really like guitar solos....Def_Jef88

Personally i love a filthy sax solo.

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"]Freebird....EboyLOL

...why? and anyway, I'm going to have to say Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan.

I enjoy that solo also :)

I don't really have a favourite, though. 

[QUOTE="Cesb02"]"sweet Child of Mine" by Guns And Roses....the solo in tht song rocks because Slash is awesome!!quiglythegreat

Anything on Appetite for Destruction is better.

Sweet Child of Mine is on the AFD album.

Krakatau - Yngwie Malmsteen.

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"]Freebird....The_PirateKing

T.N.U.C.

[QUOTE="tzar3"]Ride The Lightning by Metallica, KIRK HAMMET IS GOD!!!!!!!!!!!lemonfreshpanda

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rYA3C3ffHD4

there's a first part of this, but james only shows up in the end of it, watch it to though, ,pretty cool stuff :P

The live version of "Do you feel like we do"  by Peter Frampton,

 And for the TC who said they like Comfortably Numb.  I can play that along with many other Floyd Songs,  G'n'R and Metallica are 2 other bands I know a lot of!

Beginning of Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughn has always been one of my favorites. I could sit here all day and list my favorite guitar solo's but I don't want to.

[QUOTE="EboyLOL"]

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"]Freebird....UbAdm

...why? and anyway, I'm going to have to say Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan.

I enjoy that solo also :)

[QUOTE="UbAdm"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"]

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"]Freebird....EboyLOL

...why? and anyway, I'm going to have to say Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan.

I enjoy that solo also :)

Smells Like Teen SpiritSolidSnake_108

[QUOTE="EboyLOL"][QUOTE="UbAdm"][QUOTE="EboyLOL"]

[QUOTE="yoshi-lnex"]Freebird....lemonfreshpanda

...why? and anyway, I'm going to have to say Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan.

I enjoy that solo also :)

[QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritlemonfreshpanda

[QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritmetallica_fan42

There was a Solo in that song?

Dream Theater - Hollow Years (from the Live at Budokan concert)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njgZLQkIcP0

simply stunning

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen SpiritMikey132

There was a Solo in that song?

Really, the Free Bird solo isn't an attempt at virtuosity, or even melody. It's really just an excuse to make a lot of cool sounds and build to a climax. At that it succeeds. Is it necessarily sheer genius? Nah, but it's a great solo to rock out to. I can't call it an influence, but I love the bit where the guitars do the "train cross" thing. I would consider that one of the coolest sounds in guitar playing, I don't care if you don't have good chops, as long as you can do that thing, you're my hero.
lemonfreshpanda

[QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritmetallica_fan42

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritquiglythegreat

In some circumstances, yes.metallica_fan42

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]In some circumstances, yes.quiglythegreat

Kobain gets my respect as a songwriter, but he gets none as a guitarist.

[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]In some circumstances, yes.lemonfreshpanda

Kobain gets my respect as a songwriter, but he gets none as a guitarist.

[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]In some circumstances, yes.lemonfreshpanda

Kobain gets my respect as a songwriter, but he gets none as a guitarist.

He's not that bad of a guitarist... In Bloom's guitar solo was pretty cool (doubt it takes much skill, either, though). 

[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]In some circumstances, yes.lemonfreshpanda

Kobain gets my respect as a songwriter, but he gets none as a guitarist. 

[QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"]

[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]In some circumstances, yes.TheEraser

Kobain gets my respect as a songwriter, but he gets none as a guitarist.

He's not that bad of a guitarist... In Bloom's guitar solo was pretty cool (doubt it takes much skill, either, though).

In Bloom was Kurt Cobain bending some notes really hard, nothing special really.

I agree he's not THAT bad, but I don't exactly enjoy his lead work. 

[QUOTE="Mikey132"]

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritmetallica_fan42

There was a Solo in that song?

Your not talking about the C and F he plays are you.  just the 2 notes,  or the chords at the start as well?

Probably Little Wing
Maddogwill

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="Mikey132"]

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen SpiritMikey132

There was a Solo in that song?

Your not talking about the C and F he plays are you. just the 2 notes, or the chords at the start as well?

Probably Little Wing
Maddogwill

I'm not much of a Hendrix fan, but there's a Song I think it's called "All along the watchtower"  if thats not the name then he says that in the song.  Thats got a awsome solo

[QUOTE="Maddogwill"]Probably Little Wing
metallica_fan42

Buckethead - Nottingham Lace  

Comfortably Numb end solo

Free Bird 

[QUOTE="Mikey132"][QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="Mikey132"]

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen Spiritlemonfreshpanda

There was a Solo in that song?

Your not talking about the C and F he plays are you. just the 2 notes, or the chords at the start as well?

J Mascis was a much more talented guitarist, who had been playing far less than Cobain. And Johnny Greenwood... Go to Sleep has the best solo ever.  

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="Mikey132"]

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"][QUOTE="lemonfreshpanda"][QUOTE="SolidSnake_108"]Smells Like Teen SpiritMikey132

There was a Solo in that song?

Your not talking about the C and F he plays are you.  just the 2 notes,  or the chords at the start as well?

I cant say I have a favorite but ten I LOVE are

Stairway to Heaven (Jimmy Page)

Sultans of Swing (Mark Knopfler)

Comftorably numb (David Gilmour)

Crossroads (Clapton)

 Bulls on Parade (Tom Morello)

Highway Star (Ritchie Blackmore)

Machine Gun (Jimi Hendrix)

Texas Flood (SRV)

Crazy Train (Randy Rhoads)

I've Seen All Good People (Steve Howe)

I know... I laughed a lot when I learned about that. He's not a bad guitarist, though the only people who claimed him to be anything but a decent guitarist was Rolling Stone.

J Mascis was a much more talented guitarist, who had been playing far less than Cobain. And Johnny Greenwood... Go to Sleep has the best solo ever.

TheEraser

Oh, and Johnny Greenwood is God.