Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Feb 14, 2010 3:39 pm
TheNazgul wrote:
How wasn't he allowed to shine in Megadeth? Some of his solos where astounding with them. An awesome player.
We all know Dave wants all the attention. What I meant was Marty is a lot more capable then some of the solos he laid down. Its like he was being held back.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Feb 14, 2010 7:17 pm
I guess I didn't get that. Sure, Dave is a crazy man but he let Marty play about half the solos and even shred at times. It's Dave's show so you kind of get what he gives.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:26 am
THEODORE ZIRAS...A Neo Classical trained guitar phenom who plays a very similar style to say a Yngwie Malmsteen but is a lot more cleaner and far more aggressive on the guitar. This mans sweeping technique can only be said as "AMAZING" He has multiple solo albums out and if I could suggest one I would stay start out with HYPERPYREXIA its more straight forward metal..
One of the best classical sweep patters ever recorded...
This man also has hundreds of videos to help you play all kinds of styles of music. A true guitar pioneer...ENJOY
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:17 am
MICHAEL SCHENKER...A legend in my eyes who plays with so much charisma its fun to watch. He looks like he is having such a great time up there. The tone that comes out of this mans guitar is amazing and his chops are just as amazing. One of the finest out there and one very capable player...
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:40 am
Schenker is classic! He influenced tons of the early thrash players. Mustaine, Hammett etc...
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:26 am
A favorite since before I was a teenager, excelent tone and plays for the tune. Yet can take off on a dime and be gone
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Feb 24, 2010 12:17 pm
Classic, amazing, frenetic, etc. All the adjetives can be used for him and he's fun to listen to.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 07, 2010 11:05 am
ALLEN COLLINS.... One of my biggest influences and someone who just exploded with passion and emotion on the guitar. He did so much at such a young age and to many recorded the best solo ever still to this date in Free Bird..
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:08 pm
Schenker is great. One of my personal favorites.
Collins is a very good guitarist, I just don't care for Lynyrd Skynyrd much.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:32 pm
Collins was always my favorite Skynyrd gee-tar-ist. Way too much tragedy in his life, too much. I'm gonna have to find the remastered re-issue of "Here There and Back". I have this version on vinyl.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Mar 10, 2010 10:47 am
Would love to get Here, There & Back. It's probably the best solo project of any Skynyrd member IMO.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:44 am
I need to pick that up again, haven't had it for awhile since I ditched cassettes. Great feel to his playing.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Thu Mar 11, 2010 10:26 pm
Well I love Gus G always have turned this guy on at work to him andf he wants to see Firewind on DVD I have.
But a fav of mine and not really a hredder but Frank Marino is great especialy his Magohany Rush years and the great Strange Universe album!
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:45 pm
ANDY JAMES.. This guy is an internet sensation and one of the best metal shredders out there IMO. Very melodic technique and very clean tone. Not too many guitarist do it this metal..
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:55 pm
I liked it until he started "shredding". That was just boring.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:21 pm
Schbopo wrote:
I liked it until he started "shredding". That was just boring.
actually it was really clean and it wasnt really shredding it was still very melodic... Thats what these people do they shred. If you get that good on the guitar you tend to stray away from simple things. Solos should build up and go all out then slow down again and he does it perfect IMO..
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:33 pm
MetalRob331 wrote:
actually it was really clean and it wasnt really shredding it was still very melodic... Thats what these people do they shred. If you get that good on the guitar you tend to stray away from simple things. Solos should build up and go all out then slow down again and he does it perfect IMO..
It just all sounds the same to me when people start playing at mach 5 and it gets really boring. The notes go by too fast and all start to run together so there's no personality at all. Speed is all fine and dandy, but when a solo is nothing but speed it just bores me to tears and I see it as "OMG, look at how good I am!!!".
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:43 pm
Sounds nice!! Reminds me of the Shrapnel stuff like Joey Tafolla.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Sun Mar 28, 2010 11:52 pm
Schbopo wrote:
MetalRob331 wrote:
actually it was really clean and it wasnt really shredding it was still very melodic... Thats what these people do they shred. If you get that good on the guitar you tend to stray away from simple things. Solos should build up and go all out then slow down again and he does it perfect IMO..
It just all sounds the same to me when people start playing at mach 5 and it gets really boring. The notes go by too fast and all start to run together so there's no personality at all. Speed is all fine and dandy, but when a solo is nothing but speed it just bores me to tears and I see it as "OMG, look at how good I am!!!".
I see your point and a lot of people feel that way IMO... I think the fast parts do sound sometimes samey but damn that takes tons of practice and skill..
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:11 am
Does he have a band? He is really good!
I like the shredding because he keeps it interesting. Playing too simple is boring to me... everything has it's place.
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Subject: Re: SHRED THIS (Tommy Emmanuel) Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:45 am
Troublezone wrote:
Does he have a band? He is really good!
I like the shredding because he keeps it interesting. Playing too simple is boring to me... everything has it's place.
He has 2 solo discs out which are pretty heavy and intense and is the lead guitarist for a band called Sacred Mother Tongue who have an album called Ruin of Man. He is mostly known for his lessons online... His band is more metalcore then anything and Andy crushes on the album. Its hit or miss but pretty heavy...
http://www.myspace.com/andyjamesf1
Pretty heavy riffs...
Best song off the album IMO pretty awesome groove here...
Andy Timmons defines the term as one of the most underrated players to ever pick up the guitar. You might have heard his name before if you have ever listened to Danger Danger he was there lead guitar player. He also appeared on a Kip Winger solo album. The guy can do all styles and has some of the best melody ever. The man can just do it all and I highly recommend checking him out or any of the bands he's played with...
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I have Danger Danger stuff and have always appreciated his style. That's the one thing some of these new young shredders miss out on is melody in their solos.