Becker

[Larz]

The sound is pretty good in my opinion on SMS but I don't have a real technical production ear.

I think you can order some stuff from his site....if you click on the discography and the albums it will link you to a place to buy them, including the DLR stuff.

Some sound clips there as well.

http://12.189.211.71/

His myspace page might be more updated though.

[<-Mitch->]

Sorry to say, but I never listen to him. Read an interview that really got to me. Like some said very amazing man. I would like to get some of his music. The two post said that the sound quality is not that great. Is there any thing out there that is? What where the one's he did with Dave? Thanks for any replys.

Well, after listening to Speed Metal Symphony & Go Off! again, I would say that the sound quality isn't actually that bad, it's just that the guitar tone is a bit weird and nothing compared to todays guitar tones (obviously...it was 21 years ago...).

But Jason's solo album, Perpetual Burn is definitely something to listen to.

His best song with David Lee Roth, in my opinion, is Drop In The Bucket. Everything in that song is incredible.

[Tekky]

Didn't it originally have colored pickups, or did Hippie Tim put in the colored pickups and knobs when he had it?

If I remember correctly, there is another one that had the colored pickups and I think it had a Wilkinson or some other non-locking tremolo.

Not sure if it's still there or not, but there's a Peavey copy of Jason's guitar in the Hard Rock Cafe here in Chicago. (It was in the gift shop, outside wall) It was kind of disheartening standing there and hearing someone say, "Jason Becker, who's that?"

[Jacksons Shred]

Well, after listening to Speed Metal Symphony & Go Off! again, I would say that the sound quality isn't actually that bad, it's just that the guitar tone is a bit weird and nothing compared to todays guitar tones (obviously...it was 21 years ago...).

But Jason's solo album, Perpetual Burn is definitely something to listen to.

His best song with David Lee Roth, in my opinion, is Drop In The Bucket. Everything in that song is incredible.

Perpetual Burn is orgasmic.

My favorite song off the DLR album is definitely 'It's Showtime', the solo on that one is fucking killer.