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Old 08-07-2015, 11:59 PM
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The Chain, both album and 82, ISA 1980, GYOW Japan 1977. And I second SOTM. I think that's the best guitar work on Tusk. Oh, and the LIB version of Come. I only feel so so about the song, but love the solo in it, especially where he keeps hitting the same note again and again. Orgasmic.
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Does the long acoustic guitar intro to "Don't Look Down" (from Out Of The Cradle) count as a "solo"? If it does, that's my vote. But really, is an intro a solo?
Stop teasing me!! THat's some amazing work he does on that intro. It's unique and pleasing.
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This is a really tough one for me. If I had to pick one that really moves me, I'd have to go with the outro guitar on "Street of Dreams."

2nd choice might have to be "I'm So Afraid" from The Dance.
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So Afraid might be an obvious choice, the outro of Tango in the Night is similar to the recent live-incarnations, still very good. But, after the last three tours no surprise anymore ...

I do like his guitar-solo's/riffs on the Live in Boston-version of 'Come' a lot as well as the all time classic Frozen Love.
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Isn't It Midnight

Smile I Live For

Go Your Own Way (the second of the two set guitar pieces)

Frozen Love

The live versions of Rhiannon from the 75-76 period

This Is the Time
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Old 08-08-2015, 10:24 AM
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Does the long acoustic guitar intro to "Don't Look Down" (from Out Of The Cradle) count as a "solo"? If it does, that's my vote. But really, is an intro a solo?
Yeah--it's funny. I was thinking at first of the electric pieces, but a whole other list comes up when one considers the finger-picking work:

Big Love Live (some say it's easier than it sounds, but it's very effective)
Red Rover
Say Goodbye
Don't Look Down
Family Man
Eyes of the World
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Isn't It Midnight

Smile I Live For

Go Your Own Way (the second of the two set guitar pieces)

Frozen Love

The live versions of Rhiannon from the 75-76 period

This Is the Time
The Smile I Live For is so amazing! I wish they would not have faded it out and let it keep going...
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The Smile I Live For is so amazing! I wish they would not have faded it out and let it keep going...
A-men
As soon as he gets hot...it fades out
Another great selection
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The Smile I Live For is so amazing! I wish they would not have faded it out and let it keep going...
Agreed. And she begins to burn on the piano right at the fade, too...
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Agreed. And she begins to burn on the piano right at the fade, too...
They do the same thing on Wish You Were Here... it kills me...
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I absolutely love the live solo to Never Going Back Again. It's beautiful.
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Agreed. And she begins to burn on the piano right at the fade, too...
I feel this way about the end of Northern Star. The end sizzled and should have continued for another 30-60 seconds.

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I feel this way about the end of Northern Star. The end sizzled and should have continued for another 30-60 seconds.

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In the words of David, "she taunts, she tantalizes"...
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Don't Let Me Down Again from the Live album.
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In the words of David, "she taunts, she tantalizes"...
I bet David doesn't even know Northern Star, which saddens me. Michele
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