Greatest Guitar lead of all time

[devildog]

I dont think anything motivates me like November Rain by guns n roses, the lead that is, the rest of the song sucks.

[irbodden]

Nothing motivates me like Cliffs of Dover..

[spazzed]

If you're talking straight Riffs...

Kirk Hammett's the man. (Metallica)

I just woke up, so my brain's still broken from last night, so if someone would be so kind as to throw up some specific songs, I'd be appreciative..

Oh, wait.. Battery, Fade to Black, uhh... crappit..OH! My Friend of Misery.. to name a few

[devildog]

uh, i cant stand metallica, korn is my most number 1 most hated band, then pod, the metallica. and dont say i dont like rock, i listen to nother but hair bands and 70s, 80s, and 90s music.

oh yeah, and ac/dc owns

[Dave]

guys, you should really check out some Yes songs if you want to hear the guitar as an artform.

Check out these two songs:

Your's is No Disgrace

Siberian Khantru

The guitar work in those songs has to be the best I've ever heard, out of all the music in existance.

-Dave

[Cope]

Word!
I was just listening to "Yessongs" this morning (live album).
The guitar work is even more awesome in concert.

You want the coolest,heaviest leads?
Just listen to anything by Black Sabbath or AC/DC.
No one has topped them yet.

[fire1811]

devo rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!

[devildog]

one of my favorite songs ever is roundabout by yes, they are great.

[spazzed]

Can't forget Led Zeppelin

[Meat Popsicle]

or Joe Satriani.

[EsPo]

Originally posted by Meat Popsicle
or Joe Satriani.

joe satriani, steve vye or vie.. not sure how to spell it, john petrucci, eric johnson, tom morello, hendrix, clapton.. ect ect.

[spazzed]

SRV

[Army]

The theme to the Munsters, 3rd season especially.

Anything by Dick Dale!

[irbodden]

Originally posted by EsPo

joe satriani, steve vye or vie.. not sure how to spell it, john petrucci, eric johnson, tom morello, hendrix, clapton.. ect ect.

Vai.

[dre1919]

Steve Vai and Kirk Hammet come to mind the most as truly gifted guitar players. Also, Joe Satriani and maybe even Nuno Bettencourt rank pretty high up there. It's amusing how Eddie Van Halen wasn't mentioned on here, you know, him being the Guitar God of the 80's and all.