This Randy Rhoads guitar solo from Diary of a Madman is one of my favorite guitar solos. The use of an exotic guitar scale coupled with the deep reverb creates a mood that fits this song perfectly. Displaying not only Randy's guitar technique but also his song writing ability and musical maturity. As I said, this solo uses an unusual scale, (A B C D# E F G#) basically an A Harmonic Minor scale with an augmented 4th (D#). For the last part he uses a traditional pentatonic scale for a quick standard rock lick. I included the rhythm track with no solo for practice purposes.
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