What amp does Manson use on Beautiful People?

[YetAnotherOne]

Re: What amp does Manson use on Beautiful People?

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Kerry King blows, I've never heard any melody or finger vibrato from him, only random notes and whammy bar wanking.

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But random notes and whammy bar wanking are his unique style! [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[Sunbane]

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I'll have to disagree with you all. Kerry King is a great player. He sounds like no one else out there.

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Quoted for agreement. And I know quite a few working musicians who prefer Kerry's soloing over Jeff's.

For me, Slayer was always closer to death metal than thrash - but I kinda settled for just calling their style "Slayer".

Sorry to add another off-topic reply.

[Tornet]

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What's wrong with random notes and whammy bar wanking????

Kerry and Jeff nails every f**king note every f**king time I see them. They are the best live band I've seen and the deliver the goods every time.
And believe me, I've seen a few bands in my days.

They rule and Slayer are one of the best bands ever!
Go back and listen to "Seasons..." if you think they're DM.

666
JT

[Endrik]

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What's wrong with random notes and whammy bar wanking????

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Some people like mlodys, some composition, something that makes sense, something that you can enjoy, something that the musician is made with a lot of work and a lot of emotion, something that is memoriable, something that is in tune, something that isn't unsynchronized slop, something that doesn't sound like a raped dog, something that isn't played with an attitude like "Who needs hard practicing, perfection is for pussys". [img]/images/graemlins/toast.gif[/img]

[Tornet]

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What's wrong with random notes and whammy bar wanking????

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Some people like mlodys, some composition, something that makes sense, something that you can enjoy, something that the musician is made with a lot of work and a lot of emotion, something that is memoriable, something that is in tune, something that isn't unsynchronized slop, something that doesn't sound like a raped dog, something that isn't played with an attitude like "Who needs hard practicing, perfection is for pussys". [img]/images/graemlins/toast.gif[/img]

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You need a heavy dose of some real Metal my friend! [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]
Nothing wrong with a good guitarist but don't put it down 'cause you simply doesn't understand it.
(I do it myself all the time so I shouldn't really comment but I'll do it anyway)

666
JT

[Posepatrol]

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[Endrik]

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@ Tornet, there were times when I listened real metal TOO MUCH, I was a HUGHE thrash fan, but Slayer never did it for me. And I understand perfectly what they do, I listen to some weird crap like Robert Fripp/King Crimson, Avant-Garde music etc. I like weird/unusual shit. Steve Vai is one of my fav players, he does weird shit all the time, but I just don't like what Kerry King does, he plays at his maximum limits, those guys who I listen play their weird stuff purpously. But I do understand why some people like King, that's ok, I perfer Alex and Marty.

[GodOfRhythm]

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Slayer is definitly bay area thrash metal (my favorite genre [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] ). But Both King and Hanneman suck to no end, imho. Mindless wanking of chromatic scales and the 'devil' scale or wtf? I'd say the real perfectionists and in a bit also pioneers of Death Metal are morbid angel.

JOhn Lowery is in the same league imho. I do not think it was Lowery who played on Beautiful People though, so I guess the Laney is out of the question.

[toejam]

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I was gonna say, I thought Twiggy Ramirez played guitar on that song, and I think he is pretty good. He has a really cool white San Dimas-era Jackson Rhoads with gold hardware and a Kahler. I think for amps he probably used Dual/Triple Recs (two channel) or Marshalls or something, which is what a lot of guys used back then.

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You are correct... Twiggy did play all the guitars and bass on that album; I just dug the cd out and checked. That was the first album that Scott Putesky (sp?) a/k/a Daisy Berkowitz, didn't play on. Zim Zum (whatever the hell his real name is) played guitar on the tour, John 5 came after him.