Good call

My mom loved him and I was forced to listen to it on long vacation drives. No thank you yanni

Pink Floyd- Brain Damage/Eclipse

Trivium. Both Cory and Matt are animals

Not counting any long songs (>10mins), as they take up so much album space, they don't really count as endings.

Robert Wyatt - Little Red Robin Hood Hit The Road

Wishbone Ash - Throw Down The Sword

King Crimson - Reqiuem (on Beat)

Won't Get Fooled Again

Beartooth.

Tons and tons of them.

Thin Lizzy might have done it first, depending on how you're judging 'lead parts', but Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson's intertwining parts are the defining sound of their biggest hits like Jailbreak and The Boys are Back In Town

Lynyrd Skynyrd had 3 or 4 guitarists, I was surprised when I first picked up the instrument to learn that what I called the Sweet Home Alabama riff was actually 3 different parts in sync.

Fleetwood Mac almost always had multiple guitarists carrying leads. The Buckingham/Nicks era might not have, but there's a reason they replaced Lindsey with two (great) guitarists when he left.

The Eagles, Derek and the Dominos, Wishbone Ash, Quicksilver Messenger Service, the Allman Brothers, Blue Oyster Cult, Iron Maiden, Tesla...

Black Oak Arkansas

...And You Will Know us by the Trail of Dead

King gizzard - nonagon infinity. It's so good it goes right back into the first track

If you’re into new age post punk I would recommend Dry Cleaning, Amyl and The Sniffers, Fontaines D.C., shame, IDLES and Viagra Boys

Judas Priest and Iron Maiden come to mind.

I don’t know if it’s my favorite, but as of tracks from the past 15 years, “Hacker” from Death Grips’s “The Money Store” comes to mind. Cool as hell and catchy as fuck.

nine inch nails - hurt

The red jumpsuit apparatus- face down https://youtu.be/6Ux6SlOE9Qk

Vamps - Ahead https://youtu.be/N4WRxrL-6dw

Seasons of ghosts - genesis the phoenix syndrome https://youtu.be/Q20a2lDNNPc

[deleted]

Fast you say? Archspire, Cytotoxin or Origin is the answer

David Bowie - Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

How in the world isn’t Def Leppard on here?

The Beatles - A Day in the Life (Sgt. Pepper)

Prince - Purple Rain (PR)

Ween - Fluffy (12 GCG)

Love - You Set the Scene (Forever changes)

The Replacements - Can't Hardly Wait (Pleased to Meet Me)

Running for home from Beautiful Midnight by the Matthew Good Band.

The whole album is fantastic. "Running for home" is much softer and quieter than the rest of the album, especially the song before it, "Born to Kill", which ends in a very dramatic fashion. "Running for Home" contrasts it very well.

Red fang is one of my faves. Later albums are a bit weaker imo. But you should check out their music videos, usually pretty funny.

damn forgot that hallow be thy name is the last track. great picks!

Nice to see Ghost getting a shout-out. Great song choice.

​

My choice is Pink Floyd - Brain Damage/Eclipse

Honorable Mentions:

Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name

Muse - Knights of Cydonia

Outlaws,Molly Hatchet… southern Rock in general were pioneers with twin or triple lead guitar and guitar solos