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Originally Posted by chiliD
Since we're going with the theme of "vaguely identical solos", you HAVE to include "Murrow Turning Over In His Grave", too.
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I don't really hear too much of the same thing in the studio version of Murrow. The studio version has all those effects and things and overdubs (?) and sounds fast (even though a lot of it is repeated notes played fast). Live is a different story of course...
What about "Come"? Not really the same sort of mood as the others, but it certainly follows the same format as Tango with quiet verses, loud chorus and then a massive guitar solo at the end. And "This Is The Time" as well, since it's got almost exactly the same song structure as Tango, right down to the quiet "pre-solo interlude".
EDIT: Forgot to answer the original question. I go with ISA, though I love both. ISA is just an awesome solo, no matter what version I've heard. The studio one is killer and the lives ones are even better IMO. Always full of passion and angst.