Prog Guitar Solos

akaBona wrote: musicbandit wrote: akaBona wrote: Jethro Tull - We Used To Know. It has been one of my favourite guitar solos of all time. Maybe not so prog, but very beautiful and full of emotion. Yes I think that's what I meant to say, not Reasons for Waiting. Another one - Pavlov's Dog Theme for Subway Sue. If you haven't watched Mike Oldfield play, watch this I saw Mike Oldfield few times in early 80's, with Moerlen Bros and Maggie Reilly. Fantastic gigs, I must say! Oldfield is one of the greatest guitar players, he has so unique, own style. And Pavlov's Dog, you're absolutely right! I think it's Pampered Menial time, right now

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Fripp on Babies On Fire.

akaBona wrote: Jethro Tull - We Used To Know. It has been one of my favourite guitar solos of all time. Maybe not so prog, but very beautiful and full of emotion.

Jethro Tull - We Used To Know. It has been one of my favourite guitar solos of all time. Maybe not so prog, but very beautiful and full of emotion.

Steve Hackett's solo in Ikhnaton And Itsacon section of Supper's Ready.

Steve Howe on Yes' "Awaken," Adrian Belew on Talking Heads' "The Great Curve," John Mitchell on Frost*'s "Falling Down," many by Mirek Gil (Collage's "The Blues"), John McLaughlin on Shakti's "Mind Ecology," Jan Akkerman's on Focus' "Questions? Answers! Answers? Questions!" and on "Skywalking" and "Guardian Angel," Robert Smith's on The Cure's "The Kiss," Robert Fripp's on David Sylvian's "Upon This Earth," Pat Metheny on "Are You Going With Me?" too many to name by Reine Fiske, Hiram Bullock on Sting's version of "Little Wing," David Gilmour on "Comfortably Numb" and "Time," Steve Hackett on "Spectral Mornings" and "The Lamia," on Eris Pluvia's "The Darkness Gleams," on Guido Bungenstock on Sylvan's "Pane of Truth," too many by Jeff Beck, Chris Fry on Magenta's "Sloth," Dave Bainbridge on Iona's "Wave After Wave," The duo on The Mars Volta's "Cicatrix ESP," the crazy duo on My Brother the Wind's "Fire! Fire!" David Maurin on Nil's "Le Gardien," Todd Rundgren on "The Last Ride" and Utopia's "Utopia Theme," Steven Wilson on "Dark Matter," Piotr Grudzinski on Riverside's "Second Life Syndrome," Allan Holdsworth on UK's "In the Dead of Night," Bjørn Riis on Airbag's "Colours," Dean or Doug on Anubis' "Bond of Mutual Distrust," and Mike Oldfield on "Incantations," to name a few. (It's my day off and it's too cold outside to do anything constructive so . . . )

I'll join the stupidity. Every Petrucci solo

The solo towards the end of "One Last Goodbye" from Anathema's Judgement album boasts a great emotional delivery.

The second solo of comfortably numb on Pulse