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Rat Rod
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Yeah...I saw Jimmy play in Houston on his tour for Strange Pleasure back in 94.
It was a small venue...felt like we were seeing Elvis back in the 50s....the man is totally cool. 8)
It was a small venue...felt like we were seeing Elvis back in the 50s....the man is totally cool. 8)
oK steve,this probably isn't your style of music, (mine either)
Do me a favor and take the time to watch it. That little asian guy puts steve to shame! and the other guitarist he plays with is almost as good.
let it play out till the 2 battle it out in the final solo and you wont be disapointed.
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/video/ ... -1260.aspx
Do me a favor and take the time to watch it. That little asian guy puts steve to shame! and the other guitarist he plays with is almost as good.
let it play out till the 2 battle it out in the final solo and you wont be disapointed.
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/video/ ... -1260.aspx
icyuod2 said:oK steve,this probably isn't your style of music, (mine either)
Do me a favor and take the time to watch it. That little asian guy puts steve to shame! and the other guitarist he plays with is almost as good.
let it play out till the 2 battle it out in the final solo and you wont be disapointed.
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/video/ ... -1260.aspx
I was expecting him to play slide with that bottle
"Puts Stevie to shame"
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I understand we all have our preference, there is no way they put Stevie to shame.
While I thought the speed with which those two guys played to be quite impressive, their note selection ends up being very repetitive in order to achieve that speed. Having said that, it is very hard to compare these two musical genres.
I personally liked that song by Dragonforce, but I would prefer to listen to the Iron Maiden or Joe Satriani that very clearly seems to have influenced them. And when given the choice between those two and Stevie Ray, I pick Stevie Ray.
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I understand we all have our preference, there is no way they put Stevie to shame.
While I thought the speed with which those two guys played to be quite impressive, their note selection ends up being very repetitive in order to achieve that speed. Having said that, it is very hard to compare these two musical genres.
I personally liked that song by Dragonforce, but I would prefer to listen to the Iron Maiden or Joe Satriani that very clearly seems to have influenced them. And when given the choice between those two and Stevie Ray, I pick Stevie Ray.
Rat Rod
Owner & Founder
No offense icyuod2, but I don't know where to even start with that band....ha ha.
With SRV it's a package deal, skill, soul, style, it's hard to match what he brought to the table.
I'm gonna have to say that between the two I choose this... :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF1p8sawWJ0
With SRV it's a package deal, skill, soul, style, it's hard to match what he brought to the table.
I'm gonna have to say that between the two I choose this... :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF1p8sawWJ0
i wanted musicicyuod2 said:oK steve,this probably isn't your style of music, (mine either)
Do me a favor and take the time to watch it. That little asian guy puts steve to shame! and the other guitarist he plays with is almost as good.
let it play out till the 2 battle it out in the final solo and you wont be disapointed.
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/video/ ... -1260.aspx
i agree with the above comment about speed and what not
Sam
this is one of my favorites by SRV, love all of his work but this one is good and funny at timesRat Rod said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMOvGn7wI64
Don't get me wrong, i love SRV.
Herman Li plays cheezy 80's #$%& rock, but the guy is unhuman.
He plays crazy time signitures and he plays em at mock speed. the guy doesn't miss a beat, even when the beat is crazy!
I'm not much of a dragonforce fan, but ya gotta give that guy credit.
What he's doing is sick. What other guitar player is capable of 103.5 notes per second and give it melody?
:shock: :shock: :shock:
Herman Li plays cheezy 80's #$%& rock, but the guy is unhuman.
He plays crazy time signitures and he plays em at mock speed. the guy doesn't miss a beat, even when the beat is crazy!
I'm not much of a dragonforce fan, but ya gotta give that guy credit.
What he's doing is sick. What other guitar player is capable of 103.5 notes per second and give it melody?
:shock: :shock: :shock:
i do. he is very fast and accurate, but i think his note choice is..repetitive. but hey, i couldn't play that fast, even if every strign had a open noteicyuod2 said:
aka_locojoe said:icyuod2 said:oK steve,this probably isn't your style of music, (mine either)
Do me a favor and take the time to watch it. That little asian guy puts steve to shame! and the other guitarist he plays with is almost as good.
let it play out till the 2 battle it out in the final solo and you wont be disapointed.
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/video/ ... -1260.aspx
I was expecting him to play slide with that bottle :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'm a huge SRV fan, along with Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, Clapton, etc. etc. and so on... I love the blues!! I will never compare to SRV's guitar playing, but I still like to try
Nice vids!
I was never into SRV, although one of my favorite musicians is Dave Gonzales from The Paladins (San Diego). You can hear a lot of SRV in Dave's guitarplaying. And I just prefer the oldschool three-piece semiacoustic rockabillyvibe of the paladins... Here they are playing a gig in Holland:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP_uuStJ_zc
I was never into SRV, although one of my favorite musicians is Dave Gonzales from The Paladins (San Diego). You can hear a lot of SRV in Dave's guitarplaying. And I just prefer the oldschool three-piece semiacoustic rockabillyvibe of the paladins... Here they are playing a gig in Holland:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP_uuStJ_zc
