OMG the best guitarest in the world!
#3
04-24-2006, 12:57 PM
no doubt he's pretty good but no way is he even close to the best in the world... i've been playing for 7 years and im sure if i sat down for a day or two i could play that song for you... hardest part is remembering the whole thing. also, i heard a couple mistakes by him. there are a lot more people than youd think that are capable of playing much more intricate songs than that and at a much faster pace. my buddy jp for example blows me away and i've been playing 2 years longer than him.
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04-24-2006, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by floppy
no doubt he's pretty good but no way is he even close to the best in the world... i've been playing for 7 years and im sure if i sat down for a day or two i could play that song for you... hardest part is remembering the whole thing. also, i heard a couple mistakes by him. there are a lot more people than youd think that are capable of playing much more intricate songs than that and at a much faster pace. my buddy jp for example blows me away and i've been playing 2 years longer than him.
The end was VERY impressive...
Oh yeh... and this video is old has heck
#6
04-24-2006, 01:42 PM
He's damn good, but i know better personally. I've played for about 3 yrs, I just can't sit long enough to learn whole songs, just snippets. BTW: Acoustic FTW!
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04-24-2006, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by FritoBandito
He's damn good, but i know better personally. I've played for about 3 yrs, I just can't sit long enough to learn whole songs, just snippets. BTW: Acoustic FTW!
I'd rather sit and learn the hard **** and get better...
last summer I played guitar a good 3-5 hours a day.... YEEHAW!
#8
04-27-2006, 10:59 PM
Alright, without starting a whole new thread, Who is, or Was the greatest guitar player/picker. My vote would be SRV. Or Jimmy Page in his prime, Hendrix? He was too messed up IMHO to reach his potential. Clapton? maybe.. I think Stevie Ray was the best at making music even when he was f-ked up. Maybe this should be a whole new thread.. 
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04-28-2006, 03:01 PM
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WOW!... thats rediculous!... I love that song too...
i've heard just about every classic there is... don't know the names but I def. know the beats... lol played the piano from the age of 7 - about 14-15... that guy has some serious talent!
i've heard just about every classic there is... don't know the names but I def. know the beats... lol played the piano from the age of 7 - about 14-15... that guy has some serious talent!
#12
04-28-2006, 09:37 PM
the whole evening ive been watching ac/dc music videos...and i attemped to learn "you shook me all night long".....it is soooo freakin hard!!!!modern stuff is noo problem....anything real rock is just amazing!!!
CLASSIC ROCK FTW!!!
CLASSIC ROCK FTW!!!
#13
04-28-2006, 09:45 PM
Originally Posted by rebelyell
Alright, without starting a whole new thread, Who is, or Was the greatest guitar player/picker. My vote would be SRV. Or Jimmy Page in his prime, Hendrix? He was too messed up IMHO to reach his potential. Clapton? maybe.. I think Stevie Ray was the best at making music even when he was f-ked up. Maybe this should be a whole new thread..
In fact, if you dig through my vast collection of R&B and Old Skool Rap, you'll come across a few "out of place" CD's by them...just my 2 cents...
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04-28-2006, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by TEXASPAUL
the whole evening ive been watching ac/dc music videos...and i attemped to learn "you shook me all night long".....it is soooo freakin hard!!!!modern stuff is noo problem....anything real rock is just amazing!!!
CLASSIC ROCK FTW!!!
CLASSIC ROCK FTW!!!
ACDC for the win!
practice an hour or two a day and ya'll get good quick... that and if ya got your self a good guitar teacher...
#15
04-29-2006, 10:56 AM
That was really good. I can say I know better personally also, but the guy is pretty damn good.
Best ever, DEFINITELY Stevie Ray Vaughan. His brother isn't too bad either. I think the last ablum SRV ever recorded was Family Style, which of course was with his brother. Damn good CD actually.
Best ever, DEFINITELY Stevie Ray Vaughan. His brother isn't too bad either. I think the last ablum SRV ever recorded was Family Style, which of course was with his brother. Damn good CD actually.
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