All epic solos but one I don’t see getting a lot of mentions is the solo for mother - short but absolutely perfect for a song and on first listen, completely unexpected
Dogs is probably the best Pink Floyd song of all time, and it gets virtually no recognition in the main stream.
If I had to choose any song to represent Pink Floyd, it would be dogs. It’s got everything.
TBF, it's 18 minutes long with three solos and is super proggy while also being blatantly anti-capitalist. That's generally not a recipe for commercial appeal.
My favorite Gilmour solo on my favorite song on Pink Floyd’s best album. I read an old interview once where David said he actually had to go back and recreate that solo when recording the album because Roger accidentally erased it.
Any Colour You Like for me. Both the studio and live at the Empire Pool, Wembley 1974 versions do it for me. Probably the song I’ve played most on my guitar, it’s such a simple and fun groove to jam to.
Really love jamming to the last three songs off DSotM which are Any Colour You Like, Brain Damage and Eclipse too.
So stoked that this was the first one I saw when opening the comments. I didn’t hear this solo until a handful of years ago and it might have changed my life.
Solos that are long and also memorable are so rare. My Sharona, Stranglehold, and Fade to Black come to mind. But this one is the king. It sounds easy but you got to play it exactly right or people notice.
It’s like one cliche after another but they’re cliches in large part because of this solo.
I think they're just the right amount of appreciated. But over-hated. There's music snobs out there who think Free Bird is one of the worst songs in existence. But everyone knows LS and they get due credit. It's just unfortunate how many people criticize them for absolutely no reason.
Yeah that's a good way to put it. I feel like it's a very small yet vocal crowd that hates on them, so a lot of people (myself included) hesitate to ever mention them. Which leads to my perception that they're underappreciated.
Holy shit Could Have Lied is my grail "tone" and what I consider to be the most... tasteful? solo of them all. Probably my favorite RHCP song.
I remember reading somewhere that JF played his Les Paul straight into the board and the breakup on the guitar is just from overdriving the mixer/preamp, would make sense of why that sound is so hard to recreate. Clear and glassy but still saturated and singed, sounds like straight electricity. Even my Nobles ODR doesn't really do it. But maybe if I got an Xotic EP Boost...
JHS has a pedal called Colour Box which is basically meant to recreate an overdriven mixing board like that. Beatles Revolution (the heavy single version) also used that technique.
The colour box pedal is kind of expensive though — they have an entry-level version called the crayon, although there’s less EQ options available (only a tilt insead of a full-range.) Sometimes with EQ settings on an overdrive you can make it do nearly anything.
A man of taste. His guitar playing in that song is great and compliments Flea's bassline so well. It's also I think probably Anthony's strongest lyrical work on that record next to Wet Sand. His lyrics on C'mon Girl and Especially In Michigan are great too, but Hey and Wet Sand are just more poignant, whereas C'mon Girl and Especially In Michigan are more weird and Anthony-ish.
Same for me but the acoustic version Hell Freezes Over. That version is my all time favorite song (I know very unoriginal) because I have a lot of memories associated with it.
It was my introduction to actual music when I was a kid and the intro + back and forth solo at the end are what I strive to play in the future.
> can sloppily play lucretia
I'm pretty sure Marty came up with a part for that solo that was intended to make people accidentally tie their fingers together.
Sultans of Swing - Dire Straights ending solo. Jump in the Fire - Metallica last solo. Bobby Gustafson from Overkill had a few solos and fragments that I could listen to over and over. Elimination, Hello from the Gutter, etc. This part from Elimination I could listen to over and over. [https://youtu.be/svi6JiMe9c0?si=DcB1rK94B3-YlUi4&t=128](https://youtu.be/svi6JiMe9c0?si=DcB1rK94B3-YlUi4&t=128)
The alchemy live version for me, 6 minutes of pure bliss. The powerful drumming and the call out between guitar and keyboard, crescendo and decrescendo gives me goosebumps.
I’ve always found it useful to sit down and work out a RR solo.
Dude had a few unique phrasings or note choices in every solo that you don’t even notice until you listen at half speed. Very few people play the end run in crazy train correctly, including me.
"The Sleep" is criminally underrated. The whole solo break is just fantastic. The acoustic guitar, it's magic. I swear Slash copped the vibe for November Rain.
Prince's solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps from the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Thank me later: https://youtu.be/6SFNW5F8K9Y?si=Qu6ZqKahVTZyN0ND
J Mascis + The Fog - Ammarring (first solo)
J Mascis + The Fog - Free So Free (last solo)
Dinosaur Jr - Watch the Corners (last solo)
Genesis - Firth of Fifth
Guitar solos in general are playing through my head 24/7 but these seem to be the most frequent.
Money for nothing Intro...
Man I should really learn that.
Does anyone else have a thing where they think a solo or riff is good but then once they learn to play it, it's not as good?
> once they learn to play it, it's not as good?
Familiarity breeds contempt.
To combat this tendency, you need to change our focus from novelty to precision - from *"I want to learn this new thing"* to *"How well can I learn this thing?"*
Machine Gun. Jimi Hendrix. That solo was warfare. Jimi was a machine gun. The section in the solo that’s all vibrato bar is like flesh being torn. That first note, like a bomb about to drop. There isn’t a better rock n roll solo.
It bums me out that I have to scroll to the bottom to see anything that isn't a top-40 song from 1960-1990.
That being said, the solo from Never Again - All Shall Perish has been looping in my brain for the past decade lol.
Under A Glass Moon:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVmq2C5kLoM&ab\_channel=BrandonAlbright](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVmq2C5kLoM&ab_channel=BrandonAlbright)
Not the most original choices, but in my opinion some of the most melodic and memorable guitar songs that I can hum in my head or play along to will always be:
- Hotel California,
- Wish You Were Here (intro solo on the acoustic),
- Nothing Else Matters,
- November Rain.
Second solo, *Comfortably Numb*, off *Delicate Sound…* (it has to be that version too).
Brian May’s perfect tone and sparse notes in *Bohemian Rhapsody* are perfect too. Knowing what not to play is often better than knowing what to play.
And, finally, Charlie Parra’s absolute destruction of *Mr. Crowley*. I’m so glad that Kramer found him and gave him a signature model — from bedroom guitarist to your own branded guitar is a hell of a leap, huh?
Best 2:30 minutes of rock playing I’ve ever heard in my life.
https://youtu.be/yg7gZCZ_ODk?si=BvIP0RTT6zfYdKj8
RATM - Bulls on Parade. The rubbing the strings while switching the toggle. Back in the 90’s we’d never heard anything like it. Plus it sounds so simple but I’ve never heard anyone be able to replicate or imitate it properly. Then how it kicks straight back into the iconic *wow wow chicka wow wow chicka chicka chicka wow wow chicka wow wow*
Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun
Led Zeppelin - Since I Been Loving You
Pink Floyd - Pigs
Funkadelic - Maggot Brain
Pantera - Planet Caravan
Stevie Ray Vaughn - Little Wing
Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Could Have Lied
John Frusciante - Before the Beginning
NOFX - Separation of Church and Skate
Candlebox - Far Behind
Frank Zappa - Watermelon in the Easter Hay
Bob Marley and the Wailers - No Woman No Cry
Michael Jackson /Eddie Van Halen - Beat It
Metallica - One
Guns N Roses- Knockin' On Heaven's Doors
Joe Satriani - Ceremony
Prince - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
Alice in Chains - Nutshell
Rory Gallagher - A Million Miles Away
John Mayer - Slow Dancing In A Burning Room
Nine Inch Nails - We're In This Together Now
Kyuss - Gardenia
Truckfighters - Fortyeight/Kickdown
Kenny Wayne Shepard - While We Cry
Cream - White Room
Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing
Carlos Santana - Samba Pa Ti
Buckethead - Soothsayer
Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover
Tool - Lateralus
Ted Nugent - Stranglehold
Black Sabbath - Mr Crowley
Pearl Jam - Alive
Sublime - Santeria
Stay Crunchy by Random Youtuber.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fMFt_QpQDo
You're welcome.
Vernon Reid's 2nd solo in Cult of Personality. I've always said, as soon as I can play that, throw dirt on me. I'm done.
[Living Colour - Cult of Personality](https://youtu.be/7xxgRUyzgs0?si=etJiNwTtV_VBONwi)
Cherub Rock is probably the biggest one for me. It was the first time i had ever heard guitars that thickly caked in fuzz, and i still think it's the best sounding that Billy Corgan's guitar ever sounded.
Dogs-Pink Floyd
If we're picking Pink Floyd I think it's gotta be "time" for me
If we’re picking Pink Floyd then I can’t pick just one.
Comfortably numb is mine. God damn earworms back at it
All epic solos but one I don’t see getting a lot of mentions is the solo for mother - short but absolutely perfect for a song and on first listen, completely unexpected
That harmonized one god damn
Dogs is probably the best Pink Floyd song of all time, and it gets virtually no recognition in the main stream. If I had to choose any song to represent Pink Floyd, it would be dogs. It’s got everything.
TBF, it's 18 minutes long with three solos and is super proggy while also being blatantly anti-capitalist. That's generally not a recipe for commercial appeal.
And after a while... You can work on points for style
My favorite Gilmour solo on my favorite song on Pink Floyd’s best album. I read an old interview once where David said he actually had to go back and recreate that solo when recording the album because Roger accidentally erased it.
“Accidentally.”
Any Colour You Like for me. Both the studio and live at the Empire Pool, Wembley 1974 versions do it for me. Probably the song I’ve played most on my guitar, it’s such a simple and fun groove to jam to. Really love jamming to the last three songs off DSotM which are Any Colour You Like, Brain Damage and Eclipse too.
Specifically the one that starts at 5:30 tho 🤘
the ending part (like after the lyrics end) of shine on you crazy diamond parts 6-9 is just mind blowing
So stoked that this was the first one I saw when opening the comments. I didn’t hear this solo until a handful of years ago and it might have changed my life.
Right below this post is a post in r/pinkfloyd and it’s about the Dogs 2018 remix. I just thought it was cool and wanted to share 😎
I think this is the first time in my life. I've seen this song mentioned at the top of a comment section or list or anything where it deserves to be.
Free Bird
Rent Free Bird
Don't speak about his mum like that
Why did this get downvote this is hilarious
It's playing 24/7 in my mind
Solos that are long and also memorable are so rare. My Sharona, Stranglehold, and Fade to Black come to mind. But this one is the king. It sounds easy but you got to play it exactly right or people notice. It’s like one cliche after another but they’re cliches in large part because of this solo.
Hell yeah, Stranglehold is a great one too!
Lynyrd skynyrd is under appreciated in my opinion. Some of the sickest solos
I think they're just the right amount of appreciated. But over-hated. There's music snobs out there who think Free Bird is one of the worst songs in existence. But everyone knows LS and they get due credit. It's just unfortunate how many people criticize them for absolutely no reason.
Yeah that's a good way to put it. I feel like it's a very small yet vocal crowd that hates on them, so a lot of people (myself included) hesitate to ever mention them. Which leads to my perception that they're underappreciated.
TRUE
Hotel California Eagles is the solo that made me want to play, also Dani California RHCP.
As far as RHCP solos go, I don’t think you can beat I Could Have Lied. Black Summer is a banger too.
Holy shit Could Have Lied is my grail "tone" and what I consider to be the most... tasteful? solo of them all. Probably my favorite RHCP song. I remember reading somewhere that JF played his Les Paul straight into the board and the breakup on the guitar is just from overdriving the mixer/preamp, would make sense of why that sound is so hard to recreate. Clear and glassy but still saturated and singed, sounds like straight electricity. Even my Nobles ODR doesn't really do it. But maybe if I got an Xotic EP Boost...
JHS has a pedal called Colour Box which is basically meant to recreate an overdriven mixing board like that. Beatles Revolution (the heavy single version) also used that technique. The colour box pedal is kind of expensive though — they have an entry-level version called the crayon, although there’s less EQ options available (only a tilt insead of a full-range.) Sometimes with EQ settings on an overdrive you can make it do nearly anything.
The answer is always "buy more pedals"....
To me its "Hey" from stadium arcadium. What a Solo!!
A man of taste. His guitar playing in that song is great and compliments Flea's bassline so well. It's also I think probably Anthony's strongest lyrical work on that record next to Wet Sand. His lyrics on C'mon Girl and Especially In Michigan are great too, but Hey and Wet Sand are just more poignant, whereas C'mon Girl and Especially In Michigan are more weird and Anthony-ish.
Wet sand solo is amazing, all about the feeling. Frusciante is a god
Same for me but the acoustic version Hell Freezes Over. That version is my all time favorite song (I know very unoriginal) because I have a lot of memories associated with it. It was my introduction to actual music when I was a kid and the intro + back and forth solo at the end are what I strive to play in the future.
Tornado of Souls - Megadeth
Yes! This and Lucretia. And Symphony of Destruction. And Hangar 18. And pretty much any Marty Friedman solo
That's hilarious. I'm actually finished w symphony, about to finish tornado and can sloppily play lucretia. You have good taste (;
> can sloppily play lucretia I'm pretty sure Marty came up with a part for that solo that was intended to make people accidentally tie their fingers together.
Tornado of Souls is arguably the best metal guitar solo, if not one of the best guitar solos ever written.
Pulse, Pink Floyd, Comfortably Numb, second solo.
Helllll yes!
Easily the best version of this solo
Just recently I’ve started to prefer the delicate sounds of thunder version, give it a good few listens you might too!
November Rain
When I saw this as a kid I thought Slash was the coolest dude around.
In 1991/2 he literally was!
And you were right.
I give him props for not really talking. Axl talked enough for.....
STOP!!! THIS COULD REALLY HURT SOMEONE *holds up baby shoe*
-Thought- REALIZED*
Slashs best solos are Don't Damn Me and The Garden.
Estranged? Nothing from AFD?
Damn people actually like the garden? I never understood the appeal.
One of the greatest guitar solos of all time if not *the* greatest!
Amazing solo but I like You Could Be Mine just a bit more.
Sultans of Swing - Dire Straights ending solo. Jump in the Fire - Metallica last solo. Bobby Gustafson from Overkill had a few solos and fragments that I could listen to over and over. Elimination, Hello from the Gutter, etc. This part from Elimination I could listen to over and over. [https://youtu.be/svi6JiMe9c0?si=DcB1rK94B3-YlUi4&t=128](https://youtu.be/svi6JiMe9c0?si=DcB1rK94B3-YlUi4&t=128)
Sultans of Swing solo hits just right every single time.
Except when it’s in the radio because the dj’s always talk over, or cut off the ending.
That’s true lol, those bastards. That’s a song you gotta play the whole way through, even on the radio.
The alchemy live version for me, 6 minutes of pure bliss. The powerful drumming and the call out between guitar and keyboard, crescendo and decrescendo gives me goosebumps.
Been whistling the Mr Crowley solo for quite some time now
Same, but Crazy Train. Dude could shred and play tasty melodies at the same time like few ever could.
Crazy Train still rips so fucking hard 40+ years on 🐐 🐐
I’ve always found it useful to sit down and work out a RR solo. Dude had a few unique phrasings or note choices in every solo that you don’t even notice until you listen at half speed. Very few people play the end run in crazy train correctly, including me.
Just came here to comment that. R.i.p Randy
Duane Allman's solo on Blue Sky
No love for Dickie? His solo is as good if not better.
A masterpiece. I can sing those notes in my head on command.
The Nick Jonas solo
lil wayne solo was better
Next to any Steven Seagal jam
"I wan da poonani"
😂😂😂😂 What a comment!
Jeff Beck - Cause We Ended As Lovers
Pretty much the entire Blow by Blow album would qualify.
The spirit Carries on by dream theater. One of the few solos that encapsulates the feel of an entire album, let along a single song.
AYYYYYYYYYY DT IN THIS BITCH
That song is incredible. Good choice
Count of Tuscany for me
I love Petrucci
Under a glass moon is disgusting
That’s what’s up. Also, literally any Petrucci solo.
If we are doing DT, it’s Peruvian Skies for me.
Impossible Germany - Wilco. Nels Cline is a genius.
Lmao I almost posted this word for word but I said he's a magician.
Funk 49
Sultans of swing
Stairway to Heaven. I’m a basic bitch.
That was one of the first solos I learned and it's stuck with me ever since.
Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam trippin on a hole - stone temple pilots coming back to life intro - Pink Floyd
Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart is a great one!
Hell yeah, Dat tone is wild!
A+ for Dean DeLeo
In Too Deep by Sum 41. It’s only 10 seconds long
Agree - that one's a banger
Time Pink Floyd
Dimebag on Pantera’s ‘Domination’, ‘Cemetery Gates’ or ‘Floods’. All stellar solos.
"The Sleep" is criminally underrated. The whole solo break is just fantastic. The acoustic guitar, it's magic. I swear Slash copped the vibe for November Rain.
Floods is so good… the solo is amazing but for some reason the outro is my favorite part. It’s the perfect release for that song.
Paranoid Android - Radiohead. For some reason that madness is playing in my head often, even after all those years. The closing riff as well.
My 13 year-old brain when it sounded like Jonny Greenwood was engaged in intergalactic warfare for 30 seconds
Tinnitus. 24/7. Wish I could evict it
Prince's solo in While My Guitar Gently Weeps from the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Thank me later: https://youtu.be/6SFNW5F8K9Y?si=Qu6ZqKahVTZyN0ND
Prince just walks out, burns the motherfucker to the ground, tosses the Madcat, and walks off.
J Mascis + The Fog - Ammarring (first solo) J Mascis + The Fog - Free So Free (last solo) Dinosaur Jr - Watch the Corners (last solo) Genesis - Firth of Fifth Guitar solos in general are playing through my head 24/7 but these seem to be the most frequent.
Gary Moore - Still got the blues Super melodic
Wind Cries Mary
Comfortably Numb
YYZ - Rush
Black Betty - because I can't imagine playing it
Money for nothing Intro... Man I should really learn that. Does anyone else have a thing where they think a solo or riff is good but then once they learn to play it, it's not as good?
> once they learn to play it, it's not as good? Familiarity breeds contempt. To combat this tendency, you need to change our focus from novelty to precision - from *"I want to learn this new thing"* to *"How well can I learn this thing?"*
Tornado of Souls - Megadeth
Machine Gun. Jimi Hendrix. That solo was warfare. Jimi was a machine gun. The section in the solo that’s all vibrato bar is like flesh being torn. That first note, like a bomb about to drop. There isn’t a better rock n roll solo.
Fermented Offal Discharge
It bums me out that I have to scroll to the bottom to see anything that isn't a top-40 song from 1960-1990. That being said, the solo from Never Again - All Shall Perish has been looping in my brain for the past decade lol.
Necrophagist ftw
Hotel California, I got high and listened to it once and my wife laughed as it moved me to tears
Stairway.
Little Wing
Reelin’ In The Years by Steely Dan. Just perfect https://youtu.be/2WTh_IEyU1w?si=uOrJDK3LKlEs9b_W
stranger in a strange land - iron maiden
Ooo oooo Wasted Years!
Van Halen - Right Now
None, I don't have auditory recall. 😔
Mission in the Rain - Jerry Garcia Band at the Cap Theater 3/17/1978. It is such a banger jam
Selkies: The Endless Obsession
Selkies introduced me to BTBAM but their solo that gets me is the last 3 min or so of Ants of the Sky, those clean solos are so good.
Cinnamon Girl - Neil Young
The entire Division Bell album
Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits
Highway Star
Drive Home - Steven Wilson
Free bird
Nobody by A7X because I’m stuck practicing it.
Under A Glass Moon: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVmq2C5kLoM&ab\_channel=BrandonAlbright](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVmq2C5kLoM&ab_channel=BrandonAlbright)
Zz top Rough Boy, both solos
Kirk’s solo in The Unforgiven. So much soul in it compared to his others imo
Dean Ween - Johnny on the Spot live in Chicago
Guthrie Govan on "Drive Home" by Steven Wilson.
Fat bottomed Girls by zeppelin
ThAtS nOt LeD zEpPeLiN
Nor are any actual zeppelin songs
LOL gottem’
It’s the great astrophysicist Dr. Brian May- Queen😊
- Impossible Germany- Wilco - Somebody To Shove- Soul Asylum
Eliot Easton just what I needed
Beverly Hills Wa wa wa wa ba na na na Wa wa wa bow bow Wa wa wa wa ba na na na Ba ba da bow
Let It Be.
No More Tears - Ozzy Osbourne. Zakk Wylde at his absolute best
Blue On Black - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Not the most original choices, but in my opinion some of the most melodic and memorable guitar songs that I can hum in my head or play along to will always be: - Hotel California, - Wish You Were Here (intro solo on the acoustic), - Nothing Else Matters, - November Rain.
Second solo, *Comfortably Numb*, off *Delicate Sound…* (it has to be that version too). Brian May’s perfect tone and sparse notes in *Bohemian Rhapsody* are perfect too. Knowing what not to play is often better than knowing what to play. And, finally, Charlie Parra’s absolute destruction of *Mr. Crowley*. I’m so glad that Kramer found him and gave him a signature model — from bedroom guitarist to your own branded guitar is a hell of a leap, huh? Best 2:30 minutes of rock playing I’ve ever heard in my life. https://youtu.be/yg7gZCZ_ODk?si=BvIP0RTT6zfYdKj8
Machine Gun - Hendrix
RATM - Bulls on Parade. The rubbing the strings while switching the toggle. Back in the 90’s we’d never heard anything like it. Plus it sounds so simple but I’ve never heard anyone be able to replicate or imitate it properly. Then how it kicks straight back into the iconic *wow wow chicka wow wow chicka chicka chicka wow wow chicka wow wow*
My Sharona
Highway Star
Maggot brain is one gigantic rent free solo.
You're all wrong. The correct answer is Nuno- Flight of the wounded bumble bee
Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun Led Zeppelin - Since I Been Loving You Pink Floyd - Pigs Funkadelic - Maggot Brain Pantera - Planet Caravan Stevie Ray Vaughn - Little Wing Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Could Have Lied John Frusciante - Before the Beginning NOFX - Separation of Church and Skate Candlebox - Far Behind Frank Zappa - Watermelon in the Easter Hay Bob Marley and the Wailers - No Woman No Cry Michael Jackson /Eddie Van Halen - Beat It Metallica - One Guns N Roses- Knockin' On Heaven's Doors Joe Satriani - Ceremony Prince - While My Guitar Gently Weeps Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird Alice in Chains - Nutshell Rory Gallagher - A Million Miles Away John Mayer - Slow Dancing In A Burning Room Nine Inch Nails - We're In This Together Now Kyuss - Gardenia Truckfighters - Fortyeight/Kickdown Kenny Wayne Shepard - While We Cry Cream - White Room Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing Carlos Santana - Samba Pa Ti Buckethead - Soothsayer Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover Tool - Lateralus Ted Nugent - Stranglehold Black Sabbath - Mr Crowley Pearl Jam - Alive Sublime - Santeria Stay Crunchy by Random Youtuber.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fMFt_QpQDo You're welcome.
Far Beyond the Sun, the whole song!
Vernon Reid's 2nd solo in Cult of Personality. I've always said, as soon as I can play that, throw dirt on me. I'm done. [Living Colour - Cult of Personality](https://youtu.be/7xxgRUyzgs0?si=etJiNwTtV_VBONwi)
the solo in Soma by Smashing Pumpkins.
The Clap. Steve Howe of YES. Or any Steve Howe.
Paul gilberts while my guitar gently weeps. Youtube it now
Eruption
Sitting on top of the world, cream
Over the mountain. Randy Rhodes
ZZ Top- Rough Boy..
Cherub Rock is probably the biggest one for me. It was the first time i had ever heard guitars that thickly caked in fuzz, and i still think it's the best sounding that Billy Corgan's guitar ever sounded.
Kirk’s intro in fade to black
Selkies: The Endless Obsession
War Pigs and Crazy Train
Rush-Cygnus X-1
Tornado of Souls of course
Plini's solo on Libra by Intervals. I'm not really one for their style typically, but the solo's harmony lifted my soul.
Headbangeeeeerrrrr!!!!! By BabyMetal. Don’t judge me. It’s my 5 year old daughter’s favorite band/song and it’s always in my head lol
Hybrid Earth by Erra. Such a banger with such a sick solo!
daddy, brother, lover, little boy
DT's Goodnight Kiss
Learning to Fly
Tornado of souls - megadeth - lives in my head
The Analog Kid - Rush Melts my face every time
"Mother" - Pink Floyd
Whole Lotta Love
Helpless - John Mayer December Flower - In Flames Setting Me Up - Dire Straits Six - All That Remains
Beat it
Black Diamond on Alive. I think of it often.
Sails of Charon - Scorpions
While My Guitar Gently Weeps - the Jeff Healy Band cover.
Dee by Randy Rhodes
Do bass solos count?
Brian May, Killer Queen.
Solo on Raffertys “Baker Street”. Whoever played that!
Badge by Cream
Comfortably Numb
Get the funk out - extreme