


Cool vidpsychoangus wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAZPLPNjBQA
SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Just watched Hendrix play Isle of Wight on Arts channel.....love him or hate him the guy could play guitar
Even though I always say he has been surpassed technically by most 14 year old shredders on youtube, I still just love watching Hendrix's live performances. It's like the guitar is a part of him. Man was a genius. Proves it ain't all about the technique.SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Just watched Hendrix play Isle of Wight on Arts channel.....love him or hate him the guy could play guitar
Totally agree ive seen him at the Monterrey festival too its fascinating just to watch himSammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Just watched Hendrix play Isle of Wight on Arts channel.....love him or hate him the guy could play guitar
Years ago I was very influenced by the neo-classical technique of the late great Randy Rhoads (RIP). I studied every single thing the man wrote, I learned to play every single riff and solo. I was so fascinated by his blend of heavy metal and classical guitar I bought books and studied classical theory and technique. I dedicated years to getting that stuff down tight. And similarly when the new shredders like Vai and Malmsteen introduced advance techniques to metal like sweep picking, legato and alternate picking I learned that stuff.OneBardGooner wrote:Have to agree with all that's been said about innate ability and a 'feel' for the guitar surpassing technique etc, kind of reminds me of classically trained players who don't know how to 'Jam'...weird but some/many just can't do it, it's as if they need a formal structure to follow or else.....
Love (and still own) Jimi Hendrix (vinyl album) Live At He Isle Of Wight The cover is perfect'
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they were one of the best heavy metal/glam metal bands of all timeDB10GOONER wrote:One guitarist I recommend every player should listen to is George Lynch of Dokken. Dokken were a plod average 80's hair metal band whose songs were mostly pretty poor, but they were instantly lifted by Lynch's playing. Lynch has an amazing technique and an innate sense of melody - just an amazing player and waaaaay too good for his band!
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they were one of the best heavy metal/glam metal bands of all timeDB10GOONER wrote:One guitarist I recommend every player should listen to is George Lynch of Dokken. Dokken were a plod average 80's hair metal band whose songs were mostly pretty poor, but they were instantly lifted by Lynch's playing. Lynch has an amazing technique and an innate sense of melody - just an amazing player and waaaaay too good for his band!
OH! FECK NO!DB10GOONER wrote:Henry Norris 1913 wrote:they were one of the best heavy metal/glam metal bands of all timeDB10GOONER wrote:One guitarist I recommend every player should listen to is George Lynch of Dokken. Dokken were a plod average 80's hair metal band whose songs were mostly pretty poor, but they were instantly lifted by Lynch's playing. Lynch has an amazing technique and an innate sense of melody - just an amazing player and waaaaay too good for his band!
Accepted, they were way better than the likes of Winger and Poison and all that other hair metal shite, but they were still very average (apart from Lynch). But it's a bit like saying that Song is a better midfielder than Legohead Denilson...![]()