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Got a boat load of basses over here!! Been playin 20yrs in pro circuit (clubs) Plus about a million failed demo's with many artists You don't know how many times I got told I should get smaller because, I'm making the guitar and/or lead singer look bad!! LMFAO!! Fuck the little pussies. So anyway I finally hooked up with a guitar player bigger than me, and our lead singer is a state champion/national fitness model, We just started rehersals Wait till the public gets a load of us! I'll post pictures soon. Sorry, I got carried away with myself. Just real excited about new band! grayBASS
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Hey fella's, I've been playing avout 15yrs now and just can't stop. I play through a fender cyber twin, and my main axe is a clapton strat, with lace sensors. Any of you guy's into fusion, like greg howe, or holdsworth?
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Love Music.. Been playing Guitar 15yrs. I have a Jaskson DK2, a Yamaha Acoustic.I bought it 2nd hand for $200-sounds better than most expensive guitars I've played, and I've played many to say the least. Also have a 12 string Fender and a Mandolin. It all goes good with Beer, Firepit and Chicks. Quote:
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been playing for over 25 years. tons of bands and tons, like graybass, of demos with a variety fo diverse artists. been teaching regularly for the past few years as the money is good and, more importantly, tax-free!!! fatboy, greg howe is one of a small handful of players that i would collectively call 'the best'. he is a monster! holdsworth, as good as he is, puts me to sleep. his best album was 'metal fatigue' and that was eons ago... ftw, didn't you get the h&l sessions yet? i sent that out a couple weeks ago. i'll check with my mailroom tomorrow and pm you bro. can't wait to hear the live lizzy. yeah that sykes is mind-boggling too. moore must've hit the sauce a bit too hard on that evening and not been up to par.... my main axe is american standard tele with joe barden pickups. i can play any style on it but, unfortunately i don't play anywhere near enough to maintain my 'over-the-top' form.... |
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Man I'll tell you there are some pretty intense guy's out there who most people have never heard of, it's a shame. You probably know who these guy's are , but if not check them out. Sean Lane, Frank Gambale, Ritchie Kotzen, Bret garsed, My all time favorite Jason becker, these guy's are all unreal musicians, there is a record label by the name of schrapnel records, which is the only label I know of producing albums of this sort. |
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fatboy, i mentioned all these guys in a previous thread about guitarists but noone seemed to know them. glad you do. all these cats are just untouchable and i've seen them all live as well. shame about what happened to becker. can you imagine what he'd sound like today i he'd continued to play and record? he'd probably be the best of the pack, imho. you left out paul gilbert, steve morse, danny gatton, jimmy hiland and jimmy bruno. if we're talking about the best, across all genres, it would definitely have to be bruno. you gotta check this guy out live. even then you wouldn't believe your ears and eyes. the guys is that mind-boggling. technique, feel, soul, interpretation, composition; it's all there. i've seen him many times, both at chris' bar in pa as well as nyc when he comes up this way. do yourself a favor and check him out. |
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you know chip it's a funny thing, most people have no idea. A few years back I saw Holdsworth, and Adrian Legg, at the TLA in Philly, Holdsworth was standing outside smoking with his Stienberger, and nobody new who he was, he almost looked supprised when we approached him for his autograph. By the way Adrian Legg was awsome, he finger picks and changes his open tunnings, while playing.What style of music do you play?
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fatboy, adrian legg kicks ass too. good call bro. i saw a clinic he gave at sam ash's in nyc in the 90's. goddamn!!!! great tone too. but for all the notes he plays, his hands don't seem to be doing all that much. did you notice that too? i play a mix of styles with an emphasis in jazz, country/hillbilly/blues, chord-melody and some rock all in the same song... at this time, i find it hard to settle on any one style. hey, that's what the guitar is all about, right?
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Yeah Chip it kinda sucks though, I really can't find a market for the kind of stuff I write. I really like some of stuff Dream Theatre did before they lost Kevin Moore. I just moved back to Philly and I think I'm going to give blues a shot. Some of the stuff I write can sorta be considered bluesy, more like proggresive blues, if there is such a thing. As for Adrian Legg, I don't know if you have ever seen him live, but each song has it's own story, he tells before playing it. That guy is doing something nobody else is, and probably has a fan base smaller than my dentist. My style is like satch meets, Steve Morse , meets S.R.V. . |
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Damn id say my style was Hendrix/Gibons/Sykes Yo Chip you get that TL yet and if so tell me that Sykes aint on fire live? IMO thats some good shreading when you can play back a solo 5-6 times and say how the fuk did he do that! The second cd has more rare shit and is from like 3-4 concerts at there peak with Moore and Sykes. Demo's with alt lyrics , sounchecks and real rare live shit. |
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I figure pick it up atleast every other day or so for atleast a hour and i could be on my game in 2-3 months tops. Let me know if u liked the cd's. |
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