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Sorry, But this is not Talent.🥱

If you where Stoned out of your mind it might sound Decent. If you want quality listen to Tony Iommi.

is cool to see that Matt owns a Black shirt aside of a real cool black Lespaul Guitar

only the solo alone makes no sense but it is a fantastic solo

Are they rehearsing in castle greyskull?

matt just looks like someone who has traveled to worlds beyond and back again.

Drooooooop out of life with booooong iiiiinnn haaaaaaand

All those beautiful real tube amps, not seeing modelers 👍🏽👍🏻👍🏿

What a dork.

That backline is awful 😂

Wow! Which BBC session is this from?

Kinda sucks live

I've been to alot of concerts, but the Foxtrot at 50 tour is OUT OF THIS WORLD. Top 3 shows ever for me (went 2x and want to go more), with the others being ZPlaysZ and Rush with Primus in the 90's.

Is he using Marshall??

maybe post the entire solo

It's like Meshuggah slowed waaaay down.

I see the Ampeg pf series head.

coming back to this, it feels like they turned the amps down and they are going through it to make sure Jason got the song right, I might be terribly wrong with this doe

Fantastic recording of my absolute favourite song in the world. Thanks so much!

How do they know they’re done?

Firth of fifth was the first guitar solo I learnt !!

The seconds out version is sublime, Phills drumming too

The original recording was better no doubt, IMHO it is a bit slow here, and Phill Collins, Tony Banks, and Mike Rutherford are all missing along with an abysmally poor recording. Other than that.......

Steve Jay Shelley, baterista estadounidense, nacido el 23 de junio de 1963 en Midland, Míchigan. Formó parte de la formación original de la banda de punk: "Crucifucks". 60 AÑOS. (61) 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

I did see this one in sweden, fantastic show

One of the great solos of prog, no doubt. A haunting classic Hackett solo. Timeless and wonderful.

I never get tired of this solo and I must have heard a million times. Perfection

Quite possibly? It is THE best guitar solo in prog rock history. Sry I mean in music history! 😎

Thumbs up! :-)

Give me a friggin break.

I saw Genesis just before Steve left, they were never the same again.

I think Gary Moore has a much better feel. Jimmy Pages says Elliott Randall on Reelin' in the Years is best and many guitarists think Larry Carleton on Kid Charlemagne is it. I haven't mentioned any contemporary shredders. This is at best okay.

Best guitar solo ever, never heard of David Gilmore?

You definitely need to get out more broski 😴💤

It’s ok, but I’d rather hear Kid Charlemagne

When it comes to prog rock, I’m a KANSAS man 🤟

Who is this shirted man doing a good job impersonating Matt Pyke?

It’s far more difficult to play slowly in my opinion. Lots of slop and non sense musically speaking, can he hidden in a blizzard of shreddy wankery.

Uninspired and boring

Is that a HAMER?

I like it, Narius, but I'm more affected by Steve's guitar in "Everyday" from *Spectral Mornings.* I'd also suggest Andy Latimer's playing on "Ice" from Camel's *I Can See Your House from Here* or the title track from their *Stationary Traveler* album.

That takes me back almost fifty years to listening in bed late at night via an old fashioned ear plug from a battery powered, pop up cassette player. The sound track to my adolescent dreams of how life would be.

Absolutely chills on the back of the neck, perfection! If there is a soundtrack to my soul ascending to heaven, this is it... all said.

Boring!!!!

so it's been a couple of months since i posted this clip, the night of seeing him play. it's gotten some traffic. i guess maybe some people thought the title was clickbait but i truly feel like this solo has so much emotion and power behind it, and looking at the comments a fair number of people agree. The others who don't like it? sure, that's fine. to each their own. however, among all the naysayers no one ever proposed what they thought their favorite prog solo is. i guess it's a lot easier to just fling mud than have a conversation.

I didn't realise it was a competition

Floyd Rose on a Les Paul is just a magnificently bad idea.

Mick Box deserves a mention - he did something similar a year earlief on The Spell.

Love hackett but; Gilmore has a few that are much more interesting.

Wow he hasnt lost it even a bit, very beautiful playing!