Which guitar solo is better: The Beatles' The End or Pink Floyd's Mother?
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funkadelic's "maggot brain" eddie hazel rocks
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OK...I don't know what any of you are thinking...\n\nWISH YOU WERE HERE\n\n...is absolutely the greatest Pink Floyd album ever.  That would be closely followed by DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, ANIMALS, and MEDDLE.\n\nPulse and Division Bell don't even come CLOSE to these.
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The intro to Grace by Jeff Buckley - it is SO GOOD! and its a RIFF not a SOLO!
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Well...\n\nThe Rain Song is the most beautiful Led Zeppelin song. It has amazing arrangements and vocals. Very peaceful.\nAchilles Last Stand is quite possibly the most complicated and takes the most talent of the group as a whole.\nSince I've Been Loving You is my favorite. It is blues based, yet you can really feel the emotions.\nOf course people are going to say Stairway to Heaven. Not a personal favorite of mine, though the most acclaimed.\nNo Quarter is sweet too.\n\nFor sure The Battle of Evermore is the worst. Hands down.
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Yeah Radiohead is what I would say the Pink Floyd of our generation. But You should try those group Archive and Pineapple Thief. The song Again from Archive is very similar to what Pink Floyd did back in the '70
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Battle of evermore - Led Zeppelin\nIt is just so magical and otherworldly.It is also timeless.
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Pink Floyd comfortably numb
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1. The Beatles\n2. Pink Floyd (inc. Roger Waters)\n3. The Byrds (inc. Gram Parsons and David Crosby if possible)
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Pink Floyd Hands Down! \nHonerable mention: the beatles, the stones, the velvet underground, and david bowie.
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"Master of Puppets".  That thing is epic, with twisting interludes, amazing lyrics, and arguably their second best solo (next to "One").  All throughout the song, despite the tempo and mood changes, the song remains driving, building up to the maniacal laugh at the end.  Arguably the best 8:36 in thrash history.
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It is a good Pink Floyd song.
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No  , PINK FLOYD IS\n\nPeace
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THE BEST IS SYD BARRETT who is known as the father of experimental music and psychodelic rock and roll\nAlso Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, and Duane Allman who may be the best slide guitarist in all time.I must mention also the Great Robert Johnson who is also called The Blues Man because some of his tones aren't disovered by no one.You can read  the legend for him and the Devil and their meeting at the "CROSSROAD"\nP.S: It's very funny that some people realy think that gunS and roses and some little bands like them do realy had a place in a music history
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yes.  see pink floyd's The Wall.
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bkimbo443 reminded me of another absolutely great song by Floyd Cramer. It's "On the Rebound". It's all piano all the way through and it rocks! I guess you could say it's ALL piano solo! \n\nAlso the Song "Woman from Tokyo" by Deep Purple has one of the finest piano solos you'll ever come across as well.
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Children of Bodom have some good stuff. However, for me, the greatest is still Jimi Hendrix! And Alexi would probably agree!
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Done. Dunzo. Dunzoid. Dunder-Mifflin.\n\n\nOn February 6, 2006, he announced in an interview with the magazine La República that Pink Floyd would most likely never tour or write material together again. He said:\n\n    "I think enough is enough. I am 60 years old. I don’t have the will to work as much anymore. Pink Floyd was an important part in my life, I have had a wonderful time, but it’s over. For me it’s much less complicated to work alone."\n\nbut on the bright side, mr. gilmour has just released a solo album, it's quite enjoyable. i highly recommend it if you're a pink floyd fan.