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Most famous guitar riffs

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What are your most favorite guitar riffs of all time.

It’s your personal list.

I don’t have any specific in order in mind.
Don’t fear the reaper
Crazytrain
Take it easy
Long cool woman
Smoke on the water
Sweet home Alabama
Nothing else matters
The cave
Last resort
 
I'm not a musician, but I've always loved the riff/guitar tone on Baby Blue by Bad Finger (i guess its two riffs?). I tend to like the jangly stuff.
 
Johnny B Goode

always thought Purple rain was good

Have you ever seen the video someone put together of chuck berry using the johnny b goode riff on like... 15 different songs lol it's crazy
 
Here is a musical history lesson for you young people. Here are the Bangles. Yes, the Bangles. Doing a totally remade version of a little known Simon and Garfunkel tune. Sit down and treat yourself. Or, get up and play some Air Guitar. It doesn't disappoint.

 
Here is a musical history lesson for you young people. Here are the Bangles. Yes, the Bangles. Doing a totally remade version of a little known Simon and Garfunkel tune. Sit down and treat yourself. Or, get up and play some Air Guitar. It doesn't disappoint.



Great remake.

And it has driven subsequent covers based on THEIR interpretation of this song [not the original, by S&G].

My Chemical Romance's version is basically a note-for-note remake of the Bangles's version.
 
Rock Bottom -UFO
Pretty much any song from Robin Trower
Too many to list from Jeff Beck
Overplayed but still epic: Comfortably Numb
A little obscure, but I love it: Lord, I'm Discouraged -The Hold Steady
 
Whole Lotta Love
When Doves Cry
Plush
Interstate Love Song
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Mr. Brightside
Are You Gonna Go My Way
(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
Start Me Up
Paradise City
Sweet Child O’Mine
China Grove
 
All the music discussion reminded me of a doc I just saw on King Records. Pretty big deal back in the 40-60s in its heyday..
 
So cheesy but rocks!

That was our wedding walk out song. When we were living in Syracuse our apartment complex had some weird cable package with a British Temu version of MTV that played this song all the time. It also featured that Pants off Dance off how if i recall correctly, and the old Canadian lady that hosted a call-in show during which she gave instructions on things like butt sex.
 
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That was our wedding walk out song. When we were living in Syracuse our apartment complex had some weird cable package with a British Temu version of MTV that played this song all the time. It also featured that Pants off Dance off Show if i recall correctly and the old Canadian lady that hosted a call-in show during which she gave instructions on things like butt sex.
They were simpler times.
 

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