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What are the most electrifying axe moments in rock? We've compiled a list of the best - with a little help frommusicians ranging from Tribes to Two Door Cinema Club.

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50Babe Ruth The Mexican'

Chosen by John Webb, Male Bonding

"This song is literally one very long solo. Alan Shacklock is spraying duelling solos all over the this sexy jam without looking over his shoulder once! That's a pretty impressive feet

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considering the track is nearly 6 minutes long. I mean, the solos aren't going to melt any faces, but you know, they don't always have to."

More49Kansas 'Carry On My Wayward Son'

Chosen byNME

The track is a golden rock monolith, full of prog-esque bombast and fittingly Kerry Livgrens solo doesnt pull any punches. Instead he brilliantly executes all of the classic guitar techniques

in one: the slide, the bend and the vibrato.

More48Suede 'Animal Nitrate'

Chosen byNME

Unlike their Britpop contemporaries, Suede never shied away from guitar solo bombast. Bernard Butler complemented Johnny Marr as he mirrored the urban isolation of the track on his

Les Paul, picking away at the sad minor chord threads. Beautiful stuff.

More47Rage Against The Machine - 'Bulls On Parade'

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Rage Against The Machines second album might have had nothing on their jaw-dropping debut but it had a few moments of genius, and Tom Morellos squeaky, squawky fretboard abuse a

few minutes into Evil Empires second track was probably the entire LPs high water mark. Try air guitaring to that bizarre squiggle; it would give the makers of Guitar Hero a heart attack.

More46The White Stripes - 'Ball And Biscuit'

Chosen by Matthew Taylor, Dry The River

"Jack is an absolute genius. He never plays the same thing twice throughout this song, and the high solo parts are absolutely brutal. Like he's killing the blues. Also, the moment where after

five minutes, you hear him say 'yeh well err, d'ya get the point now?' then he plays for another three minutes is basically the coolest thing to ever happen."

More45Prince - 'I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man'

Chosen by Ben Cook, Fucked Up

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"This is a perfect example of a guitar solo that you can sing along with. I think any good guitar solo should do that. Also this song is incredible. People think of Prince as this prolific genius

wearing pink lace and thongs, etc.. which is true (and awesome) but he is also an incredible guitarist. I think he could put most ofRolling Stone's top 100 guitar players to shame in his

sleep."

More44Manic Street Preachers - 'La Tristesse Durera'

Chosen byNME

The Manics' bombastic rock 'n' Van Gogh tribute found producer Dave Eringa amping up everything and ensuring James Dean Bradfields melodic soloing gets a welcome spotlight.

Influenced by Slash he lets rip on his trademark white Les Paul. The results are unforgettable.

More43Electric Prunes 'Holy Are You'

Chosen by Honor Titus, Cerebral Ballzy

"That one sounds like you should be in front of a huge architectural masterpiece, like a church or a cathedral, and you should be on tons of acid, playing along."

More42Dinosaur Jr 'Get Me'

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J Mascis is a relatively underappreciated guitar hero, but his technical ability cannot be doubted. Taken from the band's fifth album Where You Been, this solo is a blistering amalgam of 70s

rock influences (especially Neil Young) and My Bloody Valentines Kevin Shields. A peak in a career of sonic highs.

More41Smashing Pumpkins - 'Soma'

Chosen by Kris Coombs-Roberts, Funeral For A Friend

"My personal favourite guitar solo would be by Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins from the song 'Soma'. It's a perfect combination of melody, noise and technique by one of the most

underrated lead players in modern rock music. There are so many haunting bends in this solo that show off what a unique and creative guitarist Billy Corgan is."

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Sammy Lussan ULB BE

where the fudge is Comfortably Numb?

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Angel Serrano Top commenter

till the Olympic Games


Erwin Stok

I soooooooooooooo agree on missing Comfortably Numb in this list!Reply Like 5 January at 11:40125

Valdumiro Gar cia Unesp Jaboticabal

HORS CONCOUR...


Bill Moriarty The University of Arizona

Absolutely THE worst list I've ever seen. Ever.


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Thomas Skora

It's too much Gettin Signals all crossed


Marcel van der Lugt Erasmus bedrijfseconomie niet afgerond

It is really crap this list, okay there is Clapton, Hendrix Page on the list, but they seemed

never heard of solos Jeff Beck, Vai, Sateriani, Eric Johnson etc. Why Radiohead, Nirvana (that

guy can just strum on his guitar!) and that kind of bands. Typically a NME-list


Tim De Winkel Dj / Tapper at Caf de flitz

A bald statement but sir on the other hand...the 've put 3 radioheads before the f irst clapton.

and Who would have thought the strokes made 2 of the best 50 solo's?? Not I.


Thomas Zimmerman Oprateur rfrent at []

Really ? Guns N' Roses ? First ? REALLY !?


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Jos Elias Silva Neto Top commenter Works at Direo de Arte, Design Grfico,

Ilustrao, Marketing

A common so lo, this one from GNR... I know lots of similar one s. It's hard to choose one, but

I let a suggestion: "Fire", from Fernando von Arb, Krokus - http://www.youtube.com/

watch?v=d0d1jfKlV_o&feature=fvst


Nathan King Top commenter

Good point Thomas I would have put a Muse song as number one personally, which one

though is too hard to decide but I'm leaning towards Invincible because of Bellamys ability ofhitting three notes and taping the odd string sound like the most emotional and powerful solo

ever made.


Nathan Bayfield Freelance Illustrator at Nathan Bayfield Illustration

Nathan King oh yes the invincible solo is masterpiece, the solos from Easily, The Groove &

Hysteria match it's prowess too - should've been more Muse on here and less mullet rock.


Joe Smalley

where's maggot brain?


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Ned Blackburn Top commenter Christ College Brecon

NME probably haven't even heard of funkadelic


Jamie Pelling Ljubljana, Slovenia

I dont think theyve heard of much before 1995...


Jack Rose

Jamie Pelling .... Amen


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