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Excellent, I bet that took some time to get that fluid. I know it takes some work to get it down like that. Just amazing. I'm looking forward to your next one. Get busy! The best thing is it looks like you are having fun!
Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
A+
Really nice.
I was thinking Satch too.
Even in the tone department to some extent, but with more balls.
Great sound from that little amp huh?
And, well, the guitar just sings.
Keep 'em coming!
"Wow,... that was some of the hardest rockin ever. Hardest to listen too."
--floydkramer
the more i listen to this the more i like his playing!
dude you got a killer vibrato and tone!
nice to hear some friggin "feel" in a shred context
post more stuff bro!
how do you get it that wide on a guitar with a trem?
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you explain the question a bit more?
And do I detect an Adrian Smith influence there as well as Satch?
Honestly, when someone asks who my influences are, those two names never come up. I haven't listened to much Maiden other than their most popular songs. I don't have a single Maiden cd. I do remember from the Wasted Years song that Adrian had some cool vibrato going on, so I see what you're saying. As for Satriani, I have Surfing with the Alien, and Flying in a Blue Dream. But back in those days, I was heavily into George Lynch, Racer X, Vinnie Moore, MacAlpine, Nuno, and John Sykes. Maybe I'm mellowing with age or it could have something to do with the fact that Def Leppard is my favorite band! Anyway, the Satriani vibe was unintentional, but it's super cool that people are hearing that.
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