Guitar World recently compiled a list of the 100 greatest guitar solos voted on by readers. Songs include Stairway to Heaven, by Led Zeppelin; Eruption, by Van Halen; Freebird, by Lynyrd Skynard; Comfortably Numb, by Pink Floyd; All Along the Watchtower, by Bob Dylan; and One, by Metallica.

Here’s the 1989 Video of One by Metallica:

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The song, released in 1982, gained popularity in 1983. So much, in fact, that RCA records funded the entire album. After Eight sold over 500 thousand copies and reached number 4 on the American charts. Sadly, his later albums did not bolster his success, even experimenting with other musical genres.

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