Best Solo Ever
# 1
Hmmm....tough one, I suppose it depends on your tastes, and what your looking for in a good solo. I like a bunch of solos, like Eruption, Voodoo Chile, Little Wing(SRV's, not Hendrix's), Another Brick in the Wall and other stuff like that.
And God said, 'Let there be rock!'
-And it was good
-And it was good
# 2
All those solos dominate, but I like Sublime's solo from "What I got". Ha, now I'm just playing being the "hardcore" american girl (once again not really) I would have to say Jim national anthom, but that's not really a solo I don't think. I don't know... what really is a guitar solo *scratches chin* (that's a rhetorical question).
# 3
ha now... is supposed to be ha no. Cuz if you couldn't figure it out it would make me look even more of a jackarse than I already am.
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I can only think of one Solo off the top of my head:
Hans Solo
Hans Solo
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# 8
I believe that you remember incorrectly cuz I think it's Hans too. But then again I don't like the star wars movies that much.
# 9
Check out Lou Reed Live Rock and Roll Animals version of Sweet Jane. The intro solo is one of the best you can hear. Its done by two guitarists who are really in sync.
# 10
Come to think of it, the solo in No More Tears is probably my fav, right now at least.
And God said, 'Let there be rock!'
-And it was good
-And it was good
# 11
If there's two guitarists, how would that be a solo? Hmm... my fav for the moment is... Bonnie Raitt's solo in love me like a man :D. That song inspired me to learn to play guitar.
# 12
You like coming up with paradoxial questions dont you.
And God said, 'Let there be rock!'
-And it was good
-And it was good
# 13
No, I've used that since like 4th grade... I don't think i've had a deep thought since then.
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Originally posted by Josh Redstone
If memory serves, its Han, not Hans.
I stand corrected.
# 15
tim reynolds- stream, on the live @ luther college album, with dave matthews, and freebird by collins and rossington
texas flood by stevie ray vaughn, to name a few of my fave solos.
texas flood by stevie ray vaughn, to name a few of my fave solos.
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I must agree with John Redstone...It is Han Solo.
Then I believe that the best solo ever is one of Randy`s solos, maybe Mr Crowley or Crazy Train...or now that I think about it...Every song on passion and warefare by Steve vai is pretty much a long solo...maybe one of them is the best.
Andrew
Then I believe that the best solo ever is one of Randy`s solos, maybe Mr Crowley or Crazy Train...or now that I think about it...Every song on passion and warefare by Steve vai is pretty much a long solo...maybe one of them is the best.
Andrew
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Sorry make that Josh Redstone
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# 19
I think the best solo ever has to be a tie between any Metallica, Hendrix, Randy Rhoads, SRV, or some early Dimebag Darrell solos. I think Dime's solos get worse and worse every time a new album comes out.
Rock and roll ain't noise pollution, but it can get pretty crappy these days.
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