music Favorite Synth Solo?

[Astral Blitzen 469]

If you're lazy and don't care about the rest of the song, then skip to 2:27

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-__DABbNeI

[Castle Bleck 19,166]

Don't forget about this one from Kool & The Gang:

 

Edited July 21, 2016 by A.V.

[On-Locoweed 108]

 

And I got this on vinyl, first pressing.

[Venomous 18,813]

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Just so you are aware, I have altered this threead's title to give it better context; as its current title does not provide it with much potential to start a discussion. Also, this thread has been moved to Media Discussion because it is regarding music.

[Envy 5,998]

One of my least favorite instruments... Lets see if I can find something. =P

 

Oh, there's this. The first half of this song (I don't really like the last half. =/) is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard in all of pop music, including what I believe is a synth at 1:40.

 

 

Back when artists knew how to moderately use synthesizers and be able to balance them and make them actually sound good.

[Pulse Wave 44]

The first of them all, played by Keith Emerson on a huge former Moog Modular demonstration unit: Emerson, Lake & Palmer – "Lucky Man"

 

Edgar Winter going wild on an ARP 2600: Edgar Winter Group – "Frankenstein"

 

Manfred Mann on what might be his Oberheim SEM (plus duelling Yamaha electric grands): Manfred Mann's Earth Band – "Don't Kill It Carol"

 

Synth solos in already completely electronic music — well, why not? Have some Jean Michel Jarre remote-control a Roland D-550 with a keytar custom-made by Lag: Jean Michel Jarre – "Industrial Revolution", live at Destination Docklands 1988