You don't Fool Me guitar solo

Brian's most original?

I think so.

Post a link coz the last time I listened to it was about a million years ago.....

That's why I have the Queen's Discography Day at least once a year.

No, not even close.

Double post, sorry.

Perhaps in his top ten. It's a pretty incredible moment on the album.

[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
Perhaps in his top ten. It's a pretty incredible moment on the album.[/QUOTE]

Do you think? Does nothing for me at all, certainly wouldn't get near my top ten. Each to their own of course.

the solo is the only good thing about the song.

Again, I said most original, not his best one. By original I mean different.

But I like it lots, and I also think it's one of his best.

excellent solo and song!!!!

The solo is the only reason I don't skip that song actually.

Interesting. That solo has always being one of my favorites from Brian. I always loved it. I don`t know why, but there is some kind of rhythm in the solo that leverage the song beautifully.

The Invisible Man seems to be his most original sounding. Maybe You Don't Fool Me is #2 in that category. He seemed to be doing a lot of really cool experimenting in Queen's last few albums; songs like Gimme the Prize and Don't Try So Hard have some really interesting sounds from Brian.

I don't understand why people don't like YDFM so much, though. I like the whole song, not just the solo. It's a great tune.

I love the IWBTLY guitar solo

The song is brilliant. Just like the solo.

Moogie - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMeIeYq7Bdw - starts cca 2:20