Good tone on that from what I can hear via bandwidth. Love the color of that guitar too.
This is a video of Kee Marcello (Europe) playing Flight of the Bumblebee..
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gizrYsFPQME
Talk about busy fingers!
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Good tone on that from what I can hear via bandwidth. Love the color of that guitar too.
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Great video clip!
I was never really into the whole big-hair metal thing during the 80's but every now and then I'm just amazed at how good some of these guys can get with their technique. It's like a machine.
I love this particular tune because the melody is constantly wandering around extremely fast on the chromatic scale never landing in one place for very long, just like a bee flying around. It's such a cool melody. I'd love to learn that tune some day just to have it for practicing. I would never be able to play it that fast though. But even still, it would be cool to learn how to play it.
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Good playing but it was really hard to hear the lyrics. What's the song about?
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He wrecked his pickup, his wife left him, and his dog got run over - the European version.Originally Posted by Spudman
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Sorry, but I don't think they do Country music in Europe. How were you able to hear the lyrics anyway?Originally Posted by Plank_Spanker
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
They were subliminal, and I have a "Subliminal Trans-Scrutinizor" loaded on my machine.Originally Posted by Spudman
Guitars: 2008 Gibson SG Classic, 2006 Gibson Les Paul Standard LE, 2002 Gibson SG Supreme, 2001 Gibson Les Paul Studio Plus, 1996 Les Paul Studio Gem, American Deluxe Double Fat Strat, Bluesville "Super" Strat Copy, MIK Fender "Limited Edition" Tele, JD Bluesville "Night Pilot", Yamaha AES 820, Steinberger Spirit GT Pro, Taylor 355CE, Ovation 1897 Adamas, Ovation CC057 Celebrity
Amps: Axe FX centered rack rig, Mesa 4x12 cab. Germino Club 40, Johnson JM150 Millennium, Johnson JM250 Millennium, Gibson Titan Medalist Frankenstein.
Effects: Tonebone Trimode, EH Holy Grail, Boss CH-1, Dunlop Crybaby Classic, Framptone Amp Switcher, THD Hot Plate, Yamaha AG Stomp Acoustic Processor, Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board.
Ooooo! Is that freeware? I could really use something like that because everyone tells me I'm missing stuff all the time.
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
Kee Marcello and I are from the same town. He's a really nice guy, and excellent player. His cousin Sven is a great player too.
Ahh, I just found something I must post somewhere else...
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LMAO!!!!! It's a "Black" DOD program that I pirated..........I'd send you a copy, but they are watching.............Originally Posted by Spudman
Guitars: 2008 Gibson SG Classic, 2006 Gibson Les Paul Standard LE, 2002 Gibson SG Supreme, 2001 Gibson Les Paul Studio Plus, 1996 Les Paul Studio Gem, American Deluxe Double Fat Strat, Bluesville "Super" Strat Copy, MIK Fender "Limited Edition" Tele, JD Bluesville "Night Pilot", Yamaha AES 820, Steinberger Spirit GT Pro, Taylor 355CE, Ovation 1897 Adamas, Ovation CC057 Celebrity
Amps: Axe FX centered rack rig, Mesa 4x12 cab. Germino Club 40, Johnson JM150 Millennium, Johnson JM250 Millennium, Gibson Titan Medalist Frankenstein.
Effects: Tonebone Trimode, EH Holy Grail, Boss CH-1, Dunlop Crybaby Classic, Framptone Amp Switcher, THD Hot Plate, Yamaha AG Stomp Acoustic Processor, Boss BCB-60 Pedal Board.
Kee Marcello is one of my all time favorite players. Great use of tension and release technique in his solos that really builds up great hooks with nice melodies.