General Music Chat

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it is a hoot isn't it?
hey they love it at weddings.

Here's JCP61 http://youtu.be/hrcT5fa8iuc

The Who, Led Zep et al is A# 1 in my book.
(How do you deny them when you say you like music with a groove?)
(sour face)

And the only part of Gilmour I don't like is his use of the trem.

Someone told me once that the only people that use the trem are the ones that can't play it with their hands alone and I basically took my trem bar off and sank my trem to the bottom.

Now I would never even consider using it. It's redundant..why bother?

Matter of fact, I prefer a hard tail over anything else at this point.
It stays in tune and there is absolutely no need for the "cheater stick".

I prefer hardtails too.
But, I have a trem on one of my basses and it sounds massive when I divebomb.

More switching between fingers and cheater stick.

http://youtu.be/4t7VkS8yd20

lol If you can play well on a scalloped neck, you don't need the cheater stick.

(I saw Yngvie live and he is a cocky, pig faced mfer but he can sure play his guitar. I just wish he wasn't so butt ugly. WHOA NELLIE in person he is something out of a horror flick.)

Really? "Live at Leeds" is one of the best live albums ever. I loved to watch Moon, he just looked so damned happy when he played.

i agree on all fronts there. moon always reminded me of gene krupa....there's some physical resemblance but also the energy, power, and busyness.

moon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT5uAIPFft8

krupa: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHr4XQ9SEcg

yeah, i put "Live At Leeds" right up there w The Band's "Rock Of Ages" in the greatest live rock albums ever category.

and in the top ten rock albums category i'd have to include "Who's Next"....just a brilliant piece of work.