In my younger days I always hated how the radio stations would cut off a fairly large chunk of the ending of Hotel California (Not a big Eagles fan though).
 
There are so many and the mind boggles and goes blank trying to think about it, but one that comes to mind fairly easy is Comfortably Numb

Sabbath (Tony Iommi) would be my fav riff makers in general, but I'm just Old
 
Metallica has some gooden's, but there is just so many it's hard to think

Ya, I was gonna post the BS live from Paris (76...77?) concert but I'm too busy enjoyinating RIP... and last time I searched those vids it seems they'd been yanked because they made a purchaseable DVD of the concert... which personally is something I would actually pay money to own if I had some because it is just friggen' awesome.
 
And yes... Hetfield was a pretty wicked smashanator as far as riffage. I think I'm just more of a MD thrasher.

lulz ellefson/menza were crazy people...

And I just got to my personal riff/licktastic favorite on RIP.
 
Lucretia is just... yup... that's a fave amongst my faves.
 
Dave's vox are... not good on it... but the toon...
 
oh my...
 

Ha! Forgot the riff from Tornado of Souls.
 
So correction:
 
Lucretia = Best overall riffage tune on RIP
 
Tornado of Souls = Best riff on RIP (and I'd say ranks in the top Ten beeps faves of all time... at least)
 
 

Hi,
 
The original cover of the Scorpions album right after "Fly to The Rainbow". (still my favorite Scorpions album!)
 
Or maybe the cover of Be Bop Deluxe for the "Sunburst Finish" album.
 
"Sexy" covers, don't really say much about the music, and in general, most of them are teases, and not worth the discussion. Sometimes, a good one comes around, lest we be accused of __________________________ . As is the case of the original Blind Faith album.
 
Probably the best of them is Flash's first two albums. Although, I really do not see a whole lot of "sexy" in the music, but I'm a guy, not a girl. My girlfriend in Santa Barbara, thought Led Zeppelin was sexy as heck, but I think so did a lot of other women.

I think the that first run that Jimmy Page does in the S.T.H. solo is pretty iconic, as are a number of Page riffs like Whole Lotta Love.