Post your version of SRV, Couldn't stand the Weather
Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 4:55 am
When you start being every one else, you just lost me.
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Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 4:55 amPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 12:00 pmSee now Sean,,, That's boring as hell. You are Sean. When you start playing as you, Sean,,,, You are good. Even really cool.
When you start being every one else, you just lost me.
When you start being every one else, you just lost me.
Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 5:06 pmGlenny hush up dude and let him play, he?s not trying to be STV that?s just his interpretation of the tune. 
Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 5:48 pmWait . . . Now we have to post specific songs that we covered?
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:23 amI suppose so.
Bummers. I wanted to play the songs that I like, not the ones that he likes.
Bummers. I wanted to play the songs that I like, not the ones that he likes.
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 1:51 pmAll kidding aside, Sean it sounds good to me. I didnt know you covered SRV.
The tone sounds good, but on the intro it sounds like you have a little too much distortion on it, he has this clean huge sound, I guess thats from using 4-5 amps at one time, when he recorded In Step in Memphis, I heard all sorts of storys of them wrapping the amps with tin foil and everything to try to cut down on the noise. There was even a rumor that the producer sent his number one to a local guitar tech, and wanted him to shield the pickups, but fortunately this guy told him to leave the freaking guitar alone.
Sean, I kind of like what you are doing here better than some of the Halen stuff you post, good job, sounds pretty damn good to me!
The tone sounds good, but on the intro it sounds like you have a little too much distortion on it, he has this clean huge sound, I guess thats from using 4-5 amps at one time, when he recorded In Step in Memphis, I heard all sorts of storys of them wrapping the amps with tin foil and everything to try to cut down on the noise. There was even a rumor that the producer sent his number one to a local guitar tech, and wanted him to shield the pickups, but fortunately this guy told him to leave the freaking guitar alone.
Sean, I kind of like what you are doing here better than some of the Halen stuff you post, good job, sounds pretty damn good to me!