joe satriani,one big rush
I always thought the title "one big rush"was the best way to describe riding a vision.Cool video to.enjoy
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Since we are the only two in this thread I will hijack it... Have you listened to my buddy Eric Sardinas yet. I think you might really like him, he has a bunch of videos on you tube. Check out this one and listen to the solo at the 1:40 mark.. Good stuffscottb said:
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Wow,great stuff.Thanks for turning me on to Mr.sardinas.I had not heard of him.
Can't go wrong with Joe Satch either.I try to make sureI go to g3to seehim and steve vai everytime they come around my area.
Last couple of times they've had john petrucci,yngwie malmsteen and paul gilbert joining them.pure guitargasm.Is that a word?It is now.
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Great stuff don.The dobro sounds great with a slide and a touch of gain,Still thinking about adding one to my collection.Im going to throw one more at you.dsjr70 said:
Joe stump is a professor at berklee,he teaches the metal class.I looked into taking a couple of lessons with him,but it was a bit more then i could afford.Watch the picking hand.
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We can't talk about rock without mentioning my beloved (but recently dissolved) Dream Theater!! Mike Portnoy threw in the towel and called it quits. Dam!!
Through the years they came up with some epic masterpieces. They plan to go on without Mike, but it will not and never be the same. Gonna miss them.
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Now we are getting more my speed. I like Eric much the way I like Rush, great music not really my style. I will say Rush is the most talented 3 man band I ever heard but my liking is more towards Killswitch Engage. Joe Stump is a name I dont know but after I hit Post Quote you can be sure I am Google'ing him. That was excellant!scottb said:
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Thanks for the videos,I remember andy timmons from his danger danger days,but you stumped me on the second.I had to go look him up on wiki. both were nice pieces.
We need to keep this going, someone else put in there favorite guitar player.Motorcycles and music go great together.
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Last December I went to Austin to see Allan Holdsworth in a small club venue "The Continental"
All I can say is wow! The raked arpeggios that start at 5:20 are beyond crazy.
Allan is the guy that Eddie Van Halen mimicked to learn finger tapping.
All I can say is wow! The raked arpeggios that start at 5:20 are beyond crazy.
Allan is the guy that Eddie Van Halen mimicked to learn finger tapping.
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