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Jimi Hendrix: "The Wind Cries Mary"
Jane's Addiction: "Three Days"
Al Di Meola: "They Love Me from Fifteen Feet Away"
Led Zeppelin: " Achilles Last Stand"
Joe Satriani: "Echo" (live-Time Machine)

I don't think these have been mentioned...
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I've always liked the laid-back soloing style that James Dean Bradfield from Manic Street Preachers occasionally adopts during their later work. I particularly like the b-side Valley Boy, which has a solo the technical aspects of which seem at odds with the languid overall feel of the piece.
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"Don't Turn Your Back" - Buck Dharma (Blue Öyster Cult)

There is just something pure, understated, and eloquent about this solo. Not sure how else to describe it.
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A lot of Buck's solos are like that. The guy's just cool like that, but he can still rip out something intense like the solo on "Lips in the Hills".
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Adrian Belew's two monsterous guitar solo's on Talking Heads' "the Great Curve"
Marc Ribot's "did he tune his guitar properly ?" solo's on Tom Waits' "Rain Dogs" and "Jockey full of bourbon"
Demola Adepoju's joyous steel guitar solo on King Sunny Ade's "Ma Jaiye Oni"
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Adam Jones of TooL, Jambi. Talk box guitar solo. Awesome!!!!
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Mark Knopfler: Private Investigations (Dire Straits)

Much as I love everything MK has ever did and does, I am a bit sorry he has gone in the direction of this softy folk instead of the old raw talking blues.

Pink Floyd: Wearing the Inside Out - it's a Rick Wright song, but Gilmour delivers a sweet solo at the end

Pretty much any live rendering of Embryo, Fat Old Sun, Obscured By Clouds/When You're In, Cymbaline, Careful... and Echoes by PF. Also the searing outro solo of Pigs (3DO) on the Animal Instincts concert bootleg.
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Oh yeah, the outro solo on Pigs is brilliant. Never heard it live.
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amanibhavan-
Yeah, the Knopfler/Dire Striats stuff is exellent. I agree with you on the newer MK stuff, though. Not bad, just not as good.
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Cail wrote:Oh yeah, the outro solo on Pigs is brilliant. Never heard it live.
Since I am such a nice bloke :) here it is for you:

Pigs3DO

(I have encoded it into mp3, if you are interested in a full copy, drop me a PM)

Hope you will like it.
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Thank you! It sounds great.

Now if I can just figure out how to save the damn thing.
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right click on the link, "save target as"
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That's normally what I'd do, but that option doesn't present itself.
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what happens when you left click? does it ask if you want to "run or save" it? maybe you got some serious firewall action goin preventing you from downloading? :? I can do it either way, left or right click.
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Got it saved as a .zip file, but when I try to save it as an opened mp3, I get an error.

F*cking Vista.
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Everything by these guys, Rodrigo y Gabriela

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Cail, on October 28th, 2004 wrote:Gilmour is an absolute God.

The outro solo on "Pigs: Three Different Kinds" is so few notes, but it's played so powerfully that it still blows me away. Add to that "Sorrow", "Not Now John", the solo for Brian Ferry's "Is Your Love Strong Enough", and every freakin' note on the "About Face" album (especially the "Murder" solo.

Jimmy Page has got some great stuff, but my favorite solo of his, follow me here, was on the B side of the 12" dance remix of The Firm's "Radioactive" single. The song is called "Live in Peace", originally from one of Paul Rodger's solo albums, later on "Mean Business" by The Firm. That one's a killer, and it's been as good every time I've seen it live.

"A Piece of Time" by Andy Summers

"In My Car" by Joe Walsh

"Astronomy" by BOC/Buck Dharma

"In My Dreams" by Dokken/George Lynch

"Me Wise Magic" by Van Halen/Eddie Van Halen-note for note, this song is the most technically perfect guitar playing I've ever heard....And I've been playing for 25 years.

"Like a Prisoner" by Eric Clapton
Nearly 3 years later, and I wouldn't change a word of this post.

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this is the best guitar riff ever....

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