General Music Chat

http://youtu.be/cFVa1-doLac

One of those guitarist looks strangely familiar.

Sweet!

Well other than flubbing the lead. I usually do it better than that. Thanks for listening!

Well other than flubbing the lead. I usually do it better than that. Thanks for listening!

Wasn't so bad. One of those "overeager Joe / Jill would not even notice" moments.
Who doesn't have those from time to time?

I guess you're right George. He just stopped by with his video camera, I'd like to prepare a little better next time but it is what it is. Every rehearsal we get tighter.

I guess you're right George. He just stopped by with his video camera, I'd like to prepare a little better next time but it is what it is. Every rehearsal we get tighter.

If I might . . . the rhythm sounds righteous tone wise, but seem lacking a little in the staccato feel of one of my favorite MOUNTAIN versions.
May be mistaken but I believe some palm muting at some of the changes ?

It's minor / personal thing. But since we're on the subject.

Not sure if I understand, the changes should have more palm muting or have too much? Also can you elaborate on 'staccato' feel? Do you mean the notes should be shortened?

Um . . . boy . . . to put that into type . . .

Let's say this when the sustain does not carry fully from chord to chord . . .

Da da da da da (stop ) da da da da vs da da da da da (bleed) da da da da

Gosh I feel silly . . .

Not really "shortened" per say as a little more distinction between phrases.

Jimmy I meant to ask the other day, what guitar is that? I dont think I had seen that one before.

Sounds pretty good to me!

I always slaughter that song, and not in a good way! LOL!

Oh yeah I like your singer on this one, suits his voice a little better than some of the other ones youve posted.

Oh I get it now George! Basically I'm allowing noise (feedback) to "fill" the spaces, since the original had keys and multiple guitar tracks. It gives the illusion of fullness. With a keys player or another guitarist I could back off on some off these tricks.

Hey Johnny I bet you could nail the lead, I'll just play rhythm!

Oh I get it now George! Basically I'm allowing noise (feedback) to "fill" the spaces, since the original had keys and multiple guitar tracks. It gives the illusion of fullness. With a keys player or another guitarist I could back off on some off these tricks.

Hey Johnny I bet you could nail the lead, I'll just play rhythm!

Bingo!

Oh and Johnny, that's my 1979 Les Paul Special. It's a reissue of a 1959. I put a locking nut, Washburn Wonderbar and very hot EMG's in it. It's my metal workhorse!

Nice axe, it looks to be the same color as the Les Paul Studio I just added to the stable.

Yea I could nail the lead, I just cant come in right with that damn cowbell! LOL!