That was pretty good, though why is it called the worst guitar player thats better than you?
"The Beauty of Music is my Sanity. Without it, I would simply lose my gravity, and blow away with the breeze." - Ness K(Aka Matt Harris)
That was pretty good, though why is it called the worst guitar player thats better than you?
The poor guy's ranting a bit at the highly educated and thoughtful YouTube community of commentors. It's in the description. I guess after that post he packed up his shotguns and headed to the nearest internet cafe and is holding anyone with laptops and pimples hostage. He needs a hug.
:mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Oh, and Rahul, that was pretty quick playing, eh? Pretty neat....although I go for the soulful thing myself. 8)
Roy
"I wonder if a composer ever intentionally composed a piece that was physically impossible to play and stuck it away to be found years later after his death, knowing it would forever drive perfectionist musicians crazy." - George Carlin
The guy seems a bit arrogant and seems to be a little in your face. He's awesome!
"In what, twisted universe does mastering Eddie Van Halen's two handed arpeggio technique count as ABSOLUTELY NOTHING?!" - Dr Gregory House
That's not a spider. It's a Strat!
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
That's not a spider. It's a Strat!
No...
I was referring to his fingers which looked like 'spiders approaching their prey' while doing that fast riff. :twisted:
I was hoping it was a cover of System Of A Down "Spiders" But this was cool too!!!
"Spider" in a guitar context always makes me think of one of these, found inside a Dobro-style guitar, or the guitar that contains it:
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
a good example of scales. fast and cleanly played.
no soul. no attitude. I can hear that kind of playing at the guitar center on a saturday afternoon.
dime a dozen.
looks more burnt than dangerous.
and he can play that better than me.
"Spider" in a guitar context always makes me think of one of these, found inside a Dobro-style guitar, or the guitar that contains it:
... or is it really a Coleman stove burner with integrate chopstick rest/hotdog bun warmer?
-=tension & release=-
I've always thought the cone & spider looked like a stove eye.
Read somewhere online the other day in an article by John Dopyera's son that they first called that bridge design a "spiderweb," which it looks more like than a spider. It does have 8 legs, but they also made Dobros with 4 legged bridges in the early days.
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
