Coneheadjohn

Marty McFly easily.
 

Beat me to it. This one always springs to mind if someone talks about best guitar solos. 
closely followed by this one (are sitting comfortably, 14 minutes of epic mess coming up):
 

The clip of While my guitar gently weeps was just amazing for lots of reasons, but mainly for Dhani Harrison looking like a reincarnation of his wonderful dad and for the performance of Prince. I had no idea he was such a brilliant musician! Shame on me. Someone said that he looked as if he was conjuring up spirits with his playing and the showmanship! Everything about his performance was breathtaking including the disappearance of his guitar. I think his hat must have been glued on! Thanks for this brilliant thread.

If you want to Feel the Benefit of Gouldman's bass solo too here is the live version (bass solo from 9 mins in)
 

Another utter belter...
Judas Priest - "Run Of The Mill" (K K Downing)
I fell in love with this band upon hearing this song back in 1974. Of course, Priest are synonymous with the voice of one of the greatest metal front men of all time, the legendary Rob Halford. This is still, overall, my all-time favourite song by anybody ever.
 

Darn you @Coneheadjohn
Been sulking for over a week and was planning to punish the forum much longer with the absence of my unique irreplaceable presence and then you had to go and start a thread like this.
Eric Stewart
The solo is at the end and it's a doozy
 

You ask people to name the guitarist, then don't bother to name him ?.
It was Steve Lukather from the band Toto. ?

So they're kidnapping the odd mayor or two. 
Spare a though for the conscript that draws the Vitali Klitschko straw

@DarkFruitsRam7 look what you've done now!!

It’s pathetic,is this the best we can do.

Me and @Mrs Conehave spoken about it and we’d take a teenage lad ideally but we can fit a youngster in.

This exactly.
We raised over £100m in a few days for Ukraine with the Government matched charity. Lots of other charities have raised millions, probably hundreds.
The majority of British people are compassionate and understanding and want to help.
I’m hoping the news over the weekend makes the process of us offering our services slightly easier.
We have a 2 year and a 7 year. A mum with a child in that 5-7 would be great and BBC we want to help. Security, safety, love, compassion and it would work. Everyone who wants to help will have different scenarios. A spare house may be suitable for a family/older generation and so on.
Its heartless if we don’t help when we can!

Me and @Mrs Conehave spoken about it and we’d take a teenage lad ideally but we can fit a youngster in.

It’s pathetic,is this the best we can do.

I'd say if you speak English, you might want to go to an English speaking country rather than look to live in a country where you don't speak the native language. I know there's plenty of people who speak Russian in Ukraine and some friendly neighbouring countries have a significant number of people who also speak Russian - but I believe more and more of the younger generation don't learn Russian like the older generation, and may have grown up with English as their second language.

Do you have a spare room in Calais then? If you see the article in the Daily Mail about how we are asking potential migrants to apply, then it should make every single one of us utterly ashamed to have any part in the election of this government. It was said of Priti Patel, she is the sort of woman who would unplug your life support machine to charge her mobile phone. Just beyond words that she carries the line she does (Irish minister confirmed she complained to them that Irish willingness to allow migrants in would risk them entering the UK via backdoor routes) when is the daughter of Ugandan refugees.

But, in answer to your post, good on you for having the compassion to consider this. We're thinking the same.
Best place to start with this is https://www.refugeesathome.org/

Unfortunately, we both know the answer to that.
 

It’s pathetic,is this the best we can do.

Me and @Mrs Conehave spoken about it and we’d take a teenage lad ideally but we can fit a youngster in.

Me and @Mrs Conehave spoken about it and we’d take a teenage lad ideally but we can fit a youngster in.

Me and @Mrs Conehave spoken about it and we’d take a teenage lad ideally but we can fit a youngster in.