Give the 80s credit where it is due some of them are just as fun and lifting as these in their own way. But yes. Some on this list stand as titans, gods even upon guitar Olympus.
@@yjjeeper1 not better. But as i said credit where it is due. Some of those 80s ones are just as fun, smooth and earwormy as some of these. But a few on this list are not mere solos. They were gifts from the Guitarist equivalent of Mount Olympus itself, graced upon our mortal ears by gods of song and bards
Love the fact you included a Deep Purple solo. They often seem to get left out of videos like this and it blows my mind, because Ritchie Blackmore is up there with the best of them!
Wish this decade had it's own series, so many good solos. So many videos could be made with just this decade. Other great picks (chronologically): 1970: "N.I.B."(Black Sabbath), Child in Time (Deep Purple), All Right Now (Free), I Heard It Through the Gravepine (CCR cover), "Iron Man" and "War Pigs"(Black Sabbath), Southern Man (Neil Young), Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin), Layla (Derek & the Dominos) 1971: Yours is no Disgrace (Yes), Aqualung (Jethro Tull), "In the Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Live at Fillmore East)" (The Allman Brothers Band; Dickey Betts solo), Hocus Pocus (Focus), Black Dog (Led Zeppelin), The Musical Box (Genesis) 1972: Cities on Flames with Rock and Roll (Blue Öyster Cult), "Mountain Jam" (Duane Allman solo; live 1971, released in 1972) & "Blue Sky" (The Allman Brothers Band), Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple), "Take it Easy", "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling" (Eagles), Moonage Daydream (David Bowie), I Just Want to Make Love to You (Foghat cover), Reelin' in the Years (Steely Dan), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy version) 1973: "Time" & "Money" (Pink Floyd), The Song Remains the Same (Led Zeppelin), Can't You See (The Marshall Tucker Band), Breadfan (Budgie), Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh; guitar/talkbox solo), Radar Love (Golden Earring), La Grange (ZZ Top), "Ramblin' Man" & "Jessica" (The Allman Brothers Band), Firth of Fifth (Genesis), Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath) 1974: Already Gone (Eagles), Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Rock Bottom (UFO), Mistreated (Deep Purple), Working Man (Rush), Starless (King Crimson), Brighton Rock (Queen) 1975: Fly by Night (Rush), "Walk This Way" & "Sweet Emotion" (Aerosmith), Tush (ZZ Top), One of These Nights (Eagles), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Have a Cigar" (Pink Floyd), Slow Ride (Foghat) 1976: "Show Me the Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do" (Peter Frampton; live 1975, released in 1976; guitar/talkbox solos), "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Led Zeppelin), "2112" (Rush; solos from parts IV & VI), T.N.T. (AC/DC), "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" (Blue Oyster Cult), "Foreplay/Long Time" & "Hitch a Ride" (Boston), Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas), Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Queen) 1977: "Dogs" & "Pigs" (Pink Floyd; guitar/talkbox solo on "Pigs"+outro solo), Marquee Moon (Television), "Let There Be Rock" & "Whole Lotta Rosie" (AC/DC), Barracuda (Heart), Black Betty (Ram Jam cover), "Xanadu" & "Closer to the Heart" (Rush), "Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight) " (Thin Lizzy), Psycho Killer (Talking Heads), Peg (Steely Dan), We Will Rock You (Queen), Cocaine (Eric Clapton cover) 1978: Eruption (Van Halen), Hold the Line (Toto), "The Trees" & "La Villa Strangiato" (Rush), Don't Stop Me Now (Queen) 1979: My Sharona (The Knack), Hightway to Hell (AC/DC), "In the Evening" and "Fool in the Rain" (Led Zeppelin), Cheap Sunglasses (ZZ Top), "Another Brick in the Wall, pt.2" & "Hey You" (Pink Floyd)
Comfortably numb, Stairway to Heaven, Freebird, Stargazer, Highway Star, Iron Man, probably a lot of others that I'm forgetting (especially from Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath), the 70's was the best year for guitar solos
Lol.... do it anyway, your probably better than you think ( and not many people play as a % of total population... maybe 7%) and its lots of fun. Grab that guitar, turn it up and play.
Been asking for you two to do s collab. You did it. On my birthday, even. Danilo's telecaster is the most gorgeous I've ever seen, and that freebird harmony was fantastic.
Between Bohemian Rhapsody, Hotel California, Sultans of Swing, and Comfortably Numb; The 70’s was the decade of legendary solos. Side note: No one can claim they can do a note for note cover of any of these solos unless they do them just as good as this guy.
You are both excellent players ,I kinda feel like probably Van Halen s ERUPTION should be included, I realize there are so many great ones to choose from obviously.Rock on guys! TY
Shows how much of a legend Mark Knopfler is. Although you are obviously very skilled and made all the other solos sound good, the replica of sultans of swing didn’t even come close. Mark just has a way of making every guitar he touches sing
*NEVER TIRED OF THIS MEDLEY !!! MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE OF THIS CHANNEL !!!* *Burn* & *Highway Star* by Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple), *Hotel California* by Joe Walsh & Don Felder (The Eagles), *Comfortably Numb* by David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), *Sultans of Swing* by Mark Knofler (Dire Straits), *Stairway to Heaven* by Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), *Paranoid* by Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) *Free Bird* by Allen Collins & Gary Rossington (Lynyrd Skyryd) *NO COMPARISON !!!*
saw them even before 'don't fear the reaper' was a hit. they opened for some band whose name I currently forget. that's how you tell a great opening act. they were stealing the show, while we waited for the headliner.w/ no apologies .I was about 15.
After listening to all these solos, it's hard to tell which one is the best. But then he includes Comfortably Numb and there's no longer a competition. So incredible.
How much I wanted eruption on 1978 I think sultan of swing is one of the hardest songs to play on a guitar so I understand why you put the solo there, it's a good one for sure.
Was scratching my head waiting for David Gilmour. Loved that you included Sultans of Swing too. That song "takes me away to a special place." Gonna check out your 80's list next! Well played!
Nikhil Barretto i thought so too, but it’s actually easier. mostly for the fact you can use a light pick and still be louder than fingers. those fingerpicked knopfler songs sure are awesome tho!
Danilo, Dude you have to be one of the best Guitarists I have ever seen. Such Musical Knowledge and Dedication. The Detail that you take playing all your Riffs and Solo's is incredible.
Comfortably Numb and some of the other Pink Floyd solos are insanely good. You can sing every note because of how memorable and well played they are. Same with Hotel California
Could you please do top ten riffs of bands like Rainbow, Scorpions or Rush? Also top 10 Jimi Hendrix or Rory Gallagher riffs would be absolutely amazing!
Wish this decade had it's own series, so many good solos. So many videos could be made with just this decade. Other great picks (chronologically): 1970: "N.I.B."(Black Sabbath), Child in Time (Deep Purple), All Right Now (Free), I Heard It Through the Gravepine (CCR cover), "Iron Man" and "War Pigs"(Black Sabbath), Southern Man (Neil Young), Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin), Layla (Derek & the Dominos) 1971: Yours is no Disgrace (Yes), Aqualung (Jethro Tull), "In the Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Live at Fillmore East)" (The Allman Brothers Band; Dickey Betts solo), Hocus Pocus (Focus), Black Dog (Led Zeppelin), The Musical Box (Genesis) 1972: Cities on Flames with Rock and Roll (Blue Öyster Cult), "Mountain Jam" (Duane Allman solo; live 1971, released in 1972) & "Blue Sky" (The Allman Brothers Band), Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple), "Take it Easy", "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling" (Eagles), Moonage Daydream (David Bowie), I Just Want to Make Love to You (Foghat cover), Reelin' in the Years (Steely Dan), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy version) 1973: "Time" & "Money" (Pink Floyd), The Song Remains the Same (Led Zeppelin), Can't You See (The Marshall Tucker Band), Breadfan (Budgie), Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh; guitar/talkbox solo), Radar Love (Golden Earring), La Grange (ZZ Top), "Ramblin' Man" & "Jessica" (The Allman Brothers Band), Firth of Fifth (Genesis), Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath) 1974: Already Gone (Eagles), Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Rock Bottom (UFO), Mistreated (Deep Purple), Working Man (Rush), Starless (King Crimson), Brighton Rock (Queen) 1975: Fly by Night (Rush), "Walk This Way" & "Sweet Emotion" (Aerosmith), Tush (ZZ Top), One of These Nights (Eagles), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Have a Cigar" (Pink Floyd), Slow Ride (Foghat) 1976: "Show Me the Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do" (Peter Frampton; live 1975, released in 1976; guitar/talkbox solos), "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Led Zeppelin), "2112" (Rush; solos from parts IV & VI), T.N.T. (AC/DC), "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" (Blue Oyster Cult), "Foreplay/Long Time" & "Hitch a Ride" (Boston), Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas), Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Queen) 1977: "Dogs" & "Pigs" (Pink Floyd; guitar/talkbox solo on "Pigs"+outro solo), Marquee Moon (Television), "Let There Be Rock" & "Whole Lotta Rosie" (AC/DC), Barracuda (Heart), Black Betty (Ram Jam cover), "Xanadu" & "Closer to the Heart" (Rush), "Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight) " (Thin Lizzy), Psycho Killer (Talking Heads), Peg (Steely Dan), We Will Rock You (Queen), Cocaine (Eric Clapton cover) 1978: Eruption (Van Halen), Hold the Line (Toto), "The Trees" & "La Villa Strangiato" (Rush), Don't Stop Me Now (Queen) 1979: My Sharona (The Knack), Hightway to Hell (AC/DC), "In the Evening" and "Fool in the Rain" (Led Zeppelin), Cheap Sunglasses (ZZ Top), "Another Brick in the Wall, pt.2" & "Hey You" (Pink Floyd)
They played the studio version of the solo which is a little over 4 minutes, the live version is around 7 minutes... and has 2 more buildups with the bolero ending.
People always talk about Black Sabbath being the fathers of metal and when it comes to riffs I agree. But Blackmore is clearly the pioneer of that metal lead sound.
The Freebird solo started in 1973 but didn’t end until 1981.
😂😂😂
It stopped in 1990 when Allen Collins died now we are just replaying the most legendary solo there is a memory of the past
Lol😂
garrulousglandarius what?
Lol
Hotel California must be one of the most overplayed song solos, but if it doesn't give you an eargasm you're no human.
Sure Man. Look for the song "Lanterna dos Afogados" by Paralamas do Sucesso. A brazilian band. That's a nice solo in the end of music too 🎸🔊🎶👍
lol
It's one of the best solos I've ever "cum" upon
It’s absolutely shit just like the rest of the song
Ryan Page don’t be such a dick if he wants to like it let him dont be telling him it’s shit
The 80's solos are way faster and flashy. But the 70's are iconic and musically amazing.
Faster doesn't mean better, it's amazing how many people base a solo off of how fast it sounded to them.
Flashy and fast is cool but solo's that are melodic (which is why 70's solo's are so good) have a way of carrying you away with them...
Give the 80s credit where it is due some of them are just as fun and lifting as these in their own way.
But yes. Some on this list stand as titans, gods even upon guitar Olympus.
@@yjjeeper1 not better. But as i said credit where it is due. Some of those 80s ones are just as fun, smooth and earwormy as some of these.
But a few on this list are not mere solos. They were gifts from the Guitarist equivalent of Mount Olympus itself, graced upon our mortal ears by gods of song and bards
I like them with a bit of both tbh
Respect for using a tele on Stairway!
Yes. He had the tone knob up too high imo tho
@@bipbipletucha in in
@@jilyvuangtu2983 what
That s the original guitar so it s a wise choice
Shame for not using a Strat on Highway Star
Me coming into this video: "why is it longer than the others?"
*Free bird plays*
Me: "Oh thats why"
Dauminator63 the most tedious solo in rock history :/
That solo is longer than my relationships
Szabó Arthur longer than my lack of self steem :/
Longer than my dong lmao
Although they shortened it, that solo is still longer than the number π :/
I forgot to breathe during comfortably numb. Breathtaking.
While the notes were mostly right, the timing and execution was a mess. Too much hesitation on the beginning licks, but I like the way he ended it.
Did you become comfortably numb?
How can it be breathtaking if you forgot to bReaThe
Breathe, Breathe in the aiiiiirrrrr
Crabmane don’t be afraid to caaaaare
Using Comfortably Numb to end is just perfect.
Ye, cuz its the most shittiest one here, but I still it
WHAT
Daniel wildlife you clearly have no idea what youre talking about
Pink Floyd needs not your approval or appreciation. Please take back your meaningless insult.
Mickey Goh fuckin facts!
I have no idea on god's earth how anyone can memorize the 2 guitar parts in the freebird solo. incredible.
2? There are 5....
@@sykwookiee I think they meant intro and outro.
Gotta do a 60's one with voodoo child, peace frog, whole lotta love, while my guitar gently weeps etc
Whole lotta love 😍🔥🔥🔥
Maybe some Cream?
Let it be?
And purple rain, all along the watchtower´, purple haze .... better one of hendrix alone! :D
@@Kimukachiru let It be is 1970
Free Bird is a little too short, don't you think?
Sarcasm?
Actually they don't play the ending of it.
Tanay Prajapati yeah, and rubish
godamn i thought it would never end
Oh it's always too short Tanay, always too short...
David Gilmour and Mark Knopfler's solo always sounds melodic, my favorite.
Lynyrd skynyrd had a lot of different ideas on how to do the free bird solo so they used them all
I love your list and you play it very well 👍
The 70’s is THE decade of music
Alexandre Hornbeck 80's imo
Alexandre Hornbeck 70s is amazing but 80s is my favorite
1200's imo
@@patrikalos5301 1860s would be my personal favourite but I respect others' opinions.
I personally love the music of the stone ages but I guess that’s just personal opinion
0:07 Paranoid
0:35 Stairway to Heaven
1:28 Highway Star
2:53 Free Bird
6:52 Burn
7:55 Bohemian Rhapsody
8:24 Hotel California
10:14 Godzilla
10:43 Sultans of Swing
11:28 Comfortably Numb
Free Bird was epic
I WOULD SAY LEGENDARY
Duarte Mira Legendary*
Much respect for Free bird.
Free bird is not only one of the best solos from the 70's but one of the best solos of all time
True
Burn is the most epic purple solo imo , glad it made it , on your list
I Love that solo. But for me, the most dramatic and epic solo of Blackmore is "Child in Time"
Don't forget Mistreated!
@@3du76 for sure !
Love the fact you included a Deep Purple solo. They often seem to get left out of videos like this and it blows my mind, because Ritchie Blackmore is up there with the best of them!
Sadly, if it isn't "0-0 3-3 5-5", not a lot care.
that's the reason he's one of my favourites guitarrist (if not MY favourite)
his work without DP is also outstanding, especially in his own supergroup Rainbow (with Dio singing and Cozy Powell on drums)
It blows my mind that Randy Rhoads is left out of these videos.
Me: “this video is longer than most of the others. I wonder why”
2:53: “Oh...”
hahahahaha
Thank you for pointing where Free Bird starts... Love that solo
freeeeeeeeeebiiiiiiirddddddd thats why
If you didn't include Comfortably Numb...
You did. Good.
That Free Bird Solo was beautiful guys. Well done, another set of legends right here
Maybe in this decade you can find the best guitar solos of all Rock History
Exactly
Wish this decade had it's own series, so many good solos. So many videos could be made with just this decade. Other great picks (chronologically):
1970: "N.I.B."(Black Sabbath), Child in Time (Deep Purple), All Right Now (Free), I Heard It Through the Gravepine (CCR cover), "Iron Man" and "War Pigs"(Black Sabbath), Southern Man (Neil Young), Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin), Layla (Derek & the Dominos)
1971: Yours is no Disgrace (Yes), Aqualung (Jethro Tull), "In the Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Live at Fillmore East)" (The Allman Brothers Band; Dickey Betts solo), Hocus Pocus (Focus), Black Dog (Led Zeppelin), The Musical Box (Genesis)
1972: Cities on Flames with Rock and Roll (Blue Öyster Cult), "Mountain Jam" (Duane Allman solo; live 1971, released in 1972) & "Blue Sky" (The Allman Brothers Band), Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple), "Take it Easy", "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling" (Eagles), Moonage Daydream (David Bowie), I Just Want to Make Love to You (Foghat cover), Reelin' in the Years (Steely Dan), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy version)
1973: "Time" & "Money" (Pink Floyd), The Song Remains the Same (Led Zeppelin), Can't You See (The Marshall Tucker Band), Breadfan (Budgie), Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh; guitar/talkbox solo), Radar Love (Golden Earring), La Grange (ZZ Top), "Ramblin' Man" & "Jessica" (The Allman Brothers Band), Firth of Fifth (Genesis), Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath)
1974: Already Gone (Eagles), Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Rock Bottom (UFO), Mistreated (Deep Purple), Working Man (Rush), Starless (King Crimson), Brighton Rock (Queen)
1975: Fly by Night (Rush), "Walk This Way" & "Sweet Emotion" (Aerosmith), Tush (ZZ Top), One of These Nights (Eagles), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Have a Cigar" (Pink Floyd), Slow Ride (Foghat)
1976: "Show Me the Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do" (Peter Frampton; live 1975, released in 1976; guitar/talkbox solos), "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Led Zeppelin), "2112" (Rush; solos from parts IV & VI), T.N.T. (AC/DC), "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" (Blue Oyster Cult), "Foreplay/Long Time" & "Hitch a Ride" (Boston), Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas), Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Queen)
1977: "Dogs" & "Pigs" (Pink Floyd; guitar/talkbox solo on "Pigs"+outro solo), Marquee Moon (Television), "Let There Be Rock" & "Whole Lotta Rosie" (AC/DC), Barracuda (Heart), Black Betty (Ram Jam cover), "Xanadu" & "Closer to the Heart" (Rush), "Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight)
" (Thin Lizzy), Psycho Killer (Talking Heads), Peg (Steely Dan), We Will Rock You (Queen), Cocaine (Eric Clapton cover)
1978: Eruption (Van Halen), Hold the Line (Toto), "The Trees" & "La Villa Strangiato" (Rush), Don't Stop Me Now (Queen)
1979: My Sharona (The Knack), Hightway to Hell (AC/DC), "In the Evening" and "Fool in the Rain" (Led Zeppelin), Cheap Sunglasses (ZZ Top), "Another Brick in the Wall, pt.2" & "Hey You" (Pink Floyd)
The 80s had the best solos hands down, and it's not even close!!💯 FACTS! Mr Scary George Lynch proves that by himself 💯✌️🤟💪🔥🔥🔥😎🪓🪓🪓🪓🪓 Maestro 🤟
Yes bro! \m/
Karl Golden, you fucking Legend.
Karl Golden but does it djent...
@@cavespider6665 No.
Omg bohemian rhapsody, Comfortably numb, Stairway to heaven, Hotel California, Highway star, all in one video!! My life is complete
Props for using the right guitar for stairway!!!
John Reid did Jimmy record it on a Tele?
@@lucasvdh1938 Yeah the studio version was recorded on a tele
Should be an eds1275
Comfortably numb, Stairway to Heaven, Freebird, Stargazer, Highway Star, Iron Man, probably a lot of others that I'm forgetting (especially from Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath), the 70's was the best year for guitar solos
Nathaniel David Hold The Line is up there as well man👍🏼
Aiden McGregor where ac dc?
Eruption?!
Metallica had amazing solos tho. And Pantera too.
Bohemian rhapsody?
That guitar tone on Comfortably Numb made me drop my ice cream
Unfortunately the playing was a bit messy
Maybe you wanted say "made me drop INTO my ice cream ?"
I love the 70s! Great decade for music!!
Killer Queen I prefer 80s
As long as theres queen im top notch
I'm more than happy to see two of Deep Purple's highly unappreciated works of art of here.
You and Karl Golden should definitely do more collabs together, you guys are amazing!
and if they invite Gabriel Cyr then they can do their own G3 !!!
My friend forgot to breath on free bird cause its so breathtaking
Died because of lack of oxygen in blood
He will not breathe as long as the free bird solo is playing, im afraid
Damn this video made me want to pick my guitar up... but then realized im still trash
Lol.... do it anyway, your probably better than you think ( and not many people play as a % of total population... maybe 7%) and its lots of fun. Grab that guitar, turn it up and play.
I've been playing for almost 4 years and I feel like I still can do better. There's always a good learning experience in everything
YOU are not trash... your practice regime is probably trash though.
Well, that's more reasons to pick your damn guitar up, isn't it
Evi Valenz I wanted to pick mine up but my high e string broke so i half to get it fixed
I’d like to see top ten Jimi Hendrix riffs, that would be cool
josh anderson yes!
He just posted that exact video a week ago!
Been asking for you two to do s collab. You did it. On my birthday, even. Danilo's telecaster is the most gorgeous I've ever seen, and that freebird harmony was fantastic.
Wow! That "Freebird" solo gave me the chills! Great job, guys!
This video should be called “top 10 solos each guitarist should know”
Not only guitarists
I honestly like the “Since I’ve Been Loving You” solo more than Stairway’s.
Me too
Valid
Ofc
I like both
Yeah
Between Bohemian Rhapsody, Hotel California, Sultans of Swing, and Comfortably Numb; The 70’s was the decade of legendary solos.
Side note: No one can claim they can do a note for note cover of any of these solos unless they do them just as good as this guy.
That was the most godly free bird solo I’ve ever heard. You’re a damn wizard.
You are both excellent players ,I kinda feel like probably Van Halen s ERUPTION should be included, I realize there are so many great ones to choose from obviously.Rock on guys! TY
Shows how much of a legend Mark Knopfler is. Although you are obviously very skilled and made all the other solos sound good, the replica of sultans of swing didn’t even come close. Mark just has a way of making every guitar he touches sing
70>paranoid
71>stairway to heaven
72>Highway Star
73>freebird
74>burn
75>bohemian rhapsody
76>hotel California
77>whole Lotta rosie
78>sultans of swing
79> comfortably numb
Bonus 78> eruption
I'm 60yo and it's the best Freebird cover running on TH-cam, I ever heard so far !
*NEVER TIRED OF THIS MEDLEY !!! MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE OF THIS CHANNEL !!!*
*Burn* & *Highway Star* by Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple),
*Hotel California* by Joe Walsh & Don Felder (The Eagles),
*Comfortably Numb* by David Gilmour (Pink Floyd),
*Sultans of Swing* by Mark Knofler (Dire Straits),
*Stairway to Heaven* by Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin),
*Paranoid* by Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)
*Free Bird* by Allen Collins & Gary Rossington (Lynyrd Skyryd)
*NO COMPARISON !!!*
Wow! Born in ‘58, graduated high school in ‘76. I am SO thankful to have grown up when I did.
Thank you for creating these!
Top ten Blue Öyster cult riffs would be cool, they have some very over looked ones
Alex Logan yes they do
What ones besides Don't Fear the Reaper, which is indeed a great an unique solo?
saw them even before 'don't fear the reaper' was a hit. they opened for some band whose name I currently forget. that's how you tell a great opening act. they were stealing the show, while we waited for the headliner.w/ no apologies .I was about 15.
Burning for you and Godzilla are amazing
Buck Dharma is an underrated guitarist for sure.
Bohemian Rhapsody was perfect :')
And so was hotel California some of my fav songs
After listening to all these solos, it's hard to tell which one is the best. But then he includes Comfortably Numb and there's no longer a competition. So incredible.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE..
How much I wanted eruption on 1978 I think sultan of swing is one of the hardest songs to play on a guitar so I understand why you put the solo there, it's a good one for sure.
Was scratching my head waiting for David Gilmour. Loved that you included Sultans of Swing too. That song "takes me away to a special place." Gonna check out your 80's list next! Well played!
I love the '' Burn '' solo :D
Love the free bird jam!!! You and Karl Golden rocked that solo!!
Damn, your Knopfler picking technique on "Sultans of Swing" is on point!
I expected you to use a plectrum, but nope! All bare fingers, good stuff!
TheMudpunk sultans of swing with a pick/plectrum is practically impossible
Hahaha your comment
Nikhil Barretto i thought so too, but it’s actually easier. mostly for the fact you can use a light pick and still be louder than fingers. those fingerpicked knopfler songs sure are awesome tho!
Not too bad if you sweep between the B and E strings rather than trying to pick each individual note
@@nikhilbarretto5804 look at this
th-cam.com/video/2M8dcnEGvDA/w-d-xo.html
Danilo, Dude you have to be one of the best Guitarists I have ever seen. Such Musical Knowledge and Dedication. The Detail that you take playing all your Riffs and Solo's is incredible.
'stairway to heaven' on a tele, wow, great playin on great guitars, but your guitar choice for each solo is top!!
Nice list and playing!
Comfortably numb always hits me square in the feels. Gilmour so expressive.
Огромное человеческое спасибо за подборку, исполнение супер, кайфанул от души!
You and Karl did a great job with your Free Bird collaboration! It rocked!
No Kiss, AC/DC, Yes?
Time to part 3!!!
Great job! Keep it up!!!
Pure talent! These solos will forever be remembered.
Deep purple is that kind of band that nowadays nobody remembers its name, but they are still familiarized with their great songs
I saw Freebird solo first time in my life today on this video
I'm like
It's breathtaking I can't describe how amazing it is
the intro is fantastic. I'm not a SG lover but damn the sound is amazing on it.
This is the best guitar video I’ve seen in absolutely ages, bravo to everyone involved! Amazing job!
Finally! This is amazing, thanks Danilo!
Thank you mate!
Great to see Blackmore! The whole list and the playing are awesome!
Comfortably Numb and some of the other Pink Floyd solos are insanely good. You can sing every note because of how memorable and well played they are. Same with Hotel California
That hit the spot !! .... every iconic solo beautifully covered !!! ....❤
Best Freebird cover :)
Highway Star is one of my favorites, well done sir.
Superb - absolutely wonderful. I'll be playing this video a LOT!
These are some of my favorite solos, you totally did them justice! Great playing, and that Free Bird solo with Karl was awesome! Keep it up!
Wtf!!,the free bird solo was amazing,im going crazy dude,congrstulations!!!!:-)
This is the best ROCK video in all history!!! the best solos and guitarists!
So weird seeing the solo for Sultans of Swing being played on a tele. Awesome video 🤘
This video is gold
Loved it! Well done guys! Best collab so far for sure, keep up with the good stuff!
Glad to see Highway Star and Free Bird there
Awesome! Every solo you picked is amazing!
the free bird solo is just amazing
One word: biblical
Beautifully played by all accounts, you really nail the phrasing and feel of each of these solos wonderfully. ✌🏼
You've got the best opening of this decade.
David Nwokoye Why is it that I always see your comments on guitar videos
sohum basu it's because you're watching the right videos.
David Nwokoye I just remember you by your profile pic which is cool asf. You have amazing taste David
sohum basu thx man.
I called it "the rainpicks"
sir you are very talented
Could you please do top ten riffs of bands like Rainbow, Scorpions or Rush? Also top 10 Jimi Hendrix or Rory Gallagher riffs would be absolutely amazing!
Rory Gallagher would be awesome
Omg yes I love Rush!
Love to see 2 Blackmore solos. He gets more and more neglected in this kind of list although these two in particular are just phenomenal.
Grandissimo con Karl Golden!
Love the fact you played stairway with the tele just the way it was intended
Grande Danilo continua questa serie!!
Grazie mille!
The most beautiful covers I've heard thus far . Wonderful ! BRAVA! YOUR BLESSED
Wish this decade had it's own series, so many good solos. So many videos could be made with just this decade. Other great picks (chronologically):
1970: "N.I.B."(Black Sabbath), Child in Time (Deep Purple), All Right Now (Free), I Heard It Through the Gravepine (CCR cover), "Iron Man" and "War Pigs"(Black Sabbath), Southern Man (Neil Young), Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin), Layla (Derek & the Dominos)
1971: Yours is no Disgrace (Yes), Aqualung (Jethro Tull), "In the Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Live at Fillmore East)" (The Allman Brothers Band; Dickey Betts solo), Hocus Pocus (Focus), Black Dog (Led Zeppelin), The Musical Box (Genesis)
1972: Cities on Flames with Rock and Roll (Blue Öyster Cult), "Mountain Jam" (Duane Allman solo; live 1971, released in 1972) & "Blue Sky" (The Allman Brothers Band), Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple), "Take it Easy", "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling" (Eagles), Moonage Daydream (David Bowie), I Just Want to Make Love to You (Foghat cover), Reelin' in the Years (Steely Dan), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy version)
1973: "Time" & "Money" (Pink Floyd), The Song Remains the Same (Led Zeppelin), Can't You See (The Marshall Tucker Band), Breadfan (Budgie), Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh; guitar/talkbox solo), Radar Love (Golden Earring), La Grange (ZZ Top), "Ramblin' Man" & "Jessica" (The Allman Brothers Band), Firth of Fifth (Genesis), Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath)
1974: Already Gone (Eagles), Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Rock Bottom (UFO), Mistreated (Deep Purple), Working Man (Rush), Starless (King Crimson), Brighton Rock (Queen)
1975: Fly by Night (Rush), "Walk This Way" & "Sweet Emotion" (Aerosmith), Tush (ZZ Top), One of These Nights (Eagles), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Have a Cigar" (Pink Floyd), Slow Ride (Foghat)
1976: "Show Me the Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do" (Peter Frampton; live 1975, released in 1976; guitar/talkbox solos), "Achilles Last Stand" and "Nobody's Fault but Mine" (Led Zeppelin), "2112" (Rush; solos from parts IV & VI), T.N.T. (AC/DC), "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" (Blue Oyster Cult), "Foreplay/Long Time" & "Hitch a Ride" (Boston), Carry On Wayward Son (Kansas), Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy (Queen)
1977: "Dogs" & "Pigs" (Pink Floyd; guitar/talkbox solo on "Pigs"+outro solo), Marquee Moon (Television), "Let There Be Rock" & "Whole Lotta Rosie" (AC/DC), Barracuda (Heart), Black Betty (Ram Jam cover), "Xanadu" & "Closer to the Heart" (Rush), "Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight)
" (Thin Lizzy), Psycho Killer (Talking Heads), Peg (Steely Dan), We Will Rock You (Queen), Cocaine (Eric Clapton cover)
1978: Eruption (Van Halen), Hold the Line (Toto), "The Trees" & "La Villa Strangiato" (Rush), Don't Stop Me Now (Queen)
1979: My Sharona (The Knack), Hightway to Hell (AC/DC), "In the Evening" and "Fool in the Rain" (Led Zeppelin), Cheap Sunglasses (ZZ Top), "Another Brick in the Wall, pt.2" & "Hey You" (Pink Floyd)
I'm glad you actually recognized more solos of Queen than just Bohemian Rhapsody
Props for knowing so much Rush
I love how pink floyd have several contenders in every album from dark side onwards gilmour is just that good
Camel - Rhayader goes to town
Camel - Summer lightning
Camel - Ice
Rainbow - Stargazer
Rainbow - Gates of Babylon
Hotel California, best phrasing guitar solo ever! Always a pleasure to listen to it!
se la rifaron con free bird, mis respetos para ambos simplemente genial
Free bird never gets old no matter how many times I hear it
3/4 of this video is free bird 😂😂
No hate tho
Don't you think the solo is to short?
They played the studio version of the solo which is a little over 4 minutes, the live version is around 7 minutes... and has 2 more buildups with the bolero ending.
Man, you're absolutely killing it, what an amazing technique! Hat's off to you.
People always talk about Black Sabbath being the fathers of metal and when it comes to riffs I agree. But Blackmore is clearly the pioneer of that metal lead sound.
He was one of the first mainstream players to do the whole neoclassical stuff.
There's not a single solo that's just "good". Every solo is Epic! Epic!
OH YES FINALLY I LOVE IT
I like that you included Godzilla