Scott Mishoe appeared on a compilation series called Guitar on the Edge which was an "audio magazine" you could get at your guitar dealer shops in the early 90's for 5 or 6 bucks. What do you guys think of this? Is it overkill? I think it rips. In fact I got tendonitis just listening to it.
Anybody remember the Guitar on the Edge CD series?
It came from the brother of the Shrapnel label owner, although the quality of the recordings was much better.
Sounds like an Extreme outtake...............
tons of chops.....not a fan of his tone
hasn't aged well.....................................
Looks like a homoerotic love fest to me.
Ha! Neil Zaza. I met him a few years back when he was pushing those shitty Hamer guitars. Gawd, he was an asshole.
Chops for days... I too hear a Nuno influence. His tapping is reeeeeeeally cleanly executed though, points for that!It's cool, but kinda overkill... I can see a non-guitarded person glazing over about 30-45 seconds in...
I don't want to know whats going on in your cave at the moment....T.M.IOriginally Posted by Kristy
I am curious though............never played a HAMER
what didn't you like aboot 'em....besides the price?
It's the clean execution that puts me to sleep. Guys like this lacked wreckless abandon. Give me a "So this Is Love" type solo over this any day. I wanna hear gassed notes and missed frets and buzzes and crackles and pops!Chops for days... I too hear a Nuno influence. His tapping is reeeeeeeally cleanly executed though, points for that!
As far as this type of instrumentation goes, I prefer Paul Gilbert and Nuno because they know how to roll around in the dirt a little with their attack. More so Nuno than Paul.
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It shows a great deal of dedication to get those type of runs that flawless, which I respect as a player, but agree a lot of it sounds way soulless. I prefer "seat of the pants" players with a technical vibe... someone like Lynch could destroy the entire shred output of that tune in a 16-bar solo, y'know? The phrasing's more unique, less gymnastic...
Ne Meither. Rick from Cheap Trick played'em. Steve Stevens, too. Can't say as though I've ever even seen one in a store. Odd.
I remember growing up the ones in the 80s kicked ass, but were way expensive. The newer ones I've tried I didn't dig all that much. Also curious to hear the Krust's take on them articulated beyond "shitty" though...?
Yeah, I hear ya and I can appreciate the dedication factor too, but it's just too damn perfect. Comparatively speaking, I want to see brush strokes, not photo-realism when it comes to decent illustration.
And splatter!
Now you're talking! I've heard your playing J. You know how to rip shit up and still play with feeling. I didn't get an ounce of feeling from the clip.
I noticed Darren Householder is named on the cover. Remember when we were talking about Love Hate last week? He fits the speed burner bill alright.
'the pepper shake'
greg howe
billy sheehan
atma anur
this is awesome classic shred; this bloke had taste and style, (and a neck pickup!!??!!) and some of the better tones of the day...
betcha kristy says ghey
Thanks, dude. That's my goal, at least.
I noticed Darren Householder is named on the cover. Remember when we were talking about Love Hate last week? He fits the speed burner bill alright.
Householder rips... Ive met him a few times, we have mutual friends, nice guy. I remember one of my buddies was flipping him shit one night at a party, kept intentionally fucking up his name... which he seemed to find hilarious...
"Listen HERE, Housecleaner, er, I mean, Househopper, er..."
That's funny. Yeah, not exactly a rock and roll name, but what's in a name?
since y'all loved that I'm sure you'll lub this too.
Check out Greg Howe's album Ascend if you get a chance !
Why does shit like that always have to pop up after I eat an ambien?
gnaw on it
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