Reply With Quoteah my daughter can play faster then that
Regular Fretter
Betcha can't play this!
Heyho folks,
there's so much stuff on youtube and I just found this gem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb5Qa...elated&search=
It's approx. 5 minutes, but the creme of the crop starts at 4:25!
*LMAO*
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Regular Fretter
ah my daughter can play faster then that
Regular Fretter
*Yawn* I prefer Robert any day.
I pick a moon dog.
Regular Fretter
Hey the Golds Gym shirt is cool with all the extra room and wrinkles in it. The man can pick!
M29
Addicted to solder....
Gee, I want me two Randall half-stacks and a real metal guitar.....NOT!!
While I can respect the technical wizardy, I rather have a root canal than listen to that stuff....
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Regular Fretter
Yeah, but can your dental surgeon do your root canal that fast?Originally Posted by duhvoodooman
I pick a moon dog.
Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clements...
Tot, you make me laugh! Very good comment there! HEHE!
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Hah, I just linked to a couple other of his vids in the "Have you Heard" board. Hard to believe he's only 22, isn't it?
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yah, 22.. rode hard and put to bed wet.
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I've always been impressed with MAB. Finding his instructional DVDs got me to listen to some of his other stuff. The Nitro stuff is way over the top, which was pretty much the intention. In his solo stuff, while he can play a million miles an hour, I've been impressed that he can and does take time to slow it down a bit and let the music breathe. Speed Kills has long been considered one of THE DVDs to get if you want to shred.
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Addicted to solder....
Ummm, he was born in 1956, so he's 51....or am I missing a joke here??Hah, I just linked to a couple other of his vids in the "Have you Heard" board. Hard to believe he's only 22, isn't it?
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I hope she doesnt look like him too!
Regular Fretter
This guy has some incredible chops that is for sure! Thanks for sharing those links.
But I guess that I'm too friggin old to really appreciate shred metal anymore. While I can appreciate the technical ability of people that can play like this, the applause meter inside my head just doesn't light up, and I'm not sure why. I really like the guys who have chops like this but do more interesting things with the phrasing, play over chord changes that are a little more challenging, and also change the tone of their guitar once in a while. Steve Morris and Eric Johnson are the kind of guys I'm thinking of here. Those guys really make me light up.
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Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clements...
When I hear that kind of stuff, I think of an auctioneer, who talks super fast. I prefer listening to someone who speaks slower, but who has something interesting to say.
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Same here. Even back when I was into Metal etc. I still preferred guys who played with a tasty sense of melody and phrasing. I liked hearing the guitar come to an abrupt halt with reverb and delay emanating from it's trail.
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I agree. Besides, my hearing is so bad they have to talk slow in order for me to hear.I prefer listening to someone who speaks slower, but who has something interesting to say.
Remember the movie Amadeus? The one about Mozart? There is a scene when the king is asked what he thought about the piece that was just preformed he says, "too many notes." MAB is kind of like that for me. I appreciate that he can do what he does. IT just doesn't hold my attention for very long.
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well, I don't have the DVD....but I go own one of the randall heads you see in his video....not the actual one...but a RG200ES......its a beast.
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Regular Fretter
Oh, I see that some of you thought this was an appreciation thread
It wasn't - I thought that would make you smile, especially the end
This guy sure has his chops and plays super fast, but it's not my world.
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Regular Fretter
His chops are off the chart....and I do appreciate it...Oh, I see that some of you thought this was an appreciation thread
It wasn't - I thought that would make you smile, especially the end
This guy sure has his chops and plays super fast, but it's not my world.
and considering the fact he can play with his hands over the top of the fretboard
But like y'all said...no thanks for me....but his is a BEAST.
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