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10 - "Into the Night," Carlos Santana feat. Chad Kroeger (or vice versa) Santana has like 100 solos better than this seriously
9 - "Wicked World," Black Sabbath hella interesting choice
8 - "Sweet Child 'o Mine," Guns n' Roses ahahahahahahahahahahah
7 - "Turn it Again," Red Hot Chili Peppers highly unusual pick here um what the hell
8? - "Crossfire," Stevie Ray Vaughn very diff. SRV pick here but whatev he would make most lists
5 - "Hotel California," The Eagles i love this song and this solo but come on guys really
4 - "Cocaine," Eric Clapton NOT THE BEST CLAPTON SOLO NOT EVEN CLOSE
3 - "All Along the Watchtower," Jimi Hendrix the only solo on the list that I whole-heartedly agree with and I mean 100%
2 - "Stairway to Heaven," Led Zeppelin unlike ribos i do enjoy zeppelin and i enjoy this solo in the context of the entire song but tbh it isnt that great just very popular and levied by the lead-up in the song
1 - "Free Bird," Lynyrd Skynyrd i saw this coming and hell id even include it but it is not the best guitar solo ever

edit: I will try to work on my own top 5, or top 10, to see what I come up with

and yes ribos you will furiously disagree with my list as well

edit 2: here we go

I refuse to call this list "The Top Ten Guitar Solos of All Time." Instead, it is "My Favorite Ten Guitar Solos of All Time" because I am nowhere near qualified to do the first one. I think it'll be pretty indicative of the style of solo I most enjoy.

10 - "Children of the Damned," Adrian Smith/Dave Murray (Iron Maiden)
9 - November Rain," Slash (Guns n' Roses)
8 - Paranoid Android," Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead)
7 - I'll See the Light Tonight," Yngwie Malmsteen
6 - Dawn Over a New World," Sam Totman/Herman Li (DragonForce)
5 - Hallowed Be Thy Name," Adrian Smith/Dave Murray (Iron Maiden)
4 - Comfortably Numb," David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
3 - Rainbow in the Dark," Vivian Campbell (Dio)
2 - Goodbye to Romance," Randy Rhoads (Ozzy Osbourne)
1 - All Along the Watchtower," Jimi Hendrix

Honourable Mentions:
"Wheel in the Sky," Neal Schon (Journey)
"Snowblind," Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)