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Yes I know, Reb is phenomenal and he has better stuff, but I have looked EVERYWHERE and can't find a single version. Anybody got something to help me out here? :think:
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no, but he got screwed on the new whitesnake album, especially the live bonus cd, Doug aldrich is twice as loud as he is on their solos.jackson pc-1 chameleon
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Hey, thanks for the comment, but that's sad to hear and painfully true. All i heard was Doug.Originally posted by gregthatshreds View PostRatt & RollComment
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It is actually rather painful, I like Doug, but I think he has no taste or restraint in his playing, it's all full on, look at me, I've finally made it at 40 and I'm going to be the loudest player in the store...
I've instead always admired Reb's playing because he can shred with the best of them, but he's got taste and a personal, unique tone.Comment
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I agreejackson pc-1 chameleon
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I talked to Reb about that and he was a bit bummed. He recorded four solos for the album but Doug only used two of them and left off the two that Reb felt were his best...figures. Reb is just a hired gun whereas Doug is Whitesnake's musical director and has final say on everything (with the exception of Coverdale, who typically defers to Doug).
Personally, I like Reb's playing better but they are both great in their own ways.Comment
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what's all the hassle? new Whitesnake record was Doug's baby (he wrote, produced and engineered most of the stuff), David cave him that freedom and that is that. I would have done differently but I'm nobody."There is nothing more fearful than imagination without taste" - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Reb's a great player, and if it's the song I'm thinking of, why not make your own backing track? If it is the song i'm thinking of, it's pretty simplistic and would probably benefit to create your own version of it.Originally posted by horns666Comment
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Yeah, I've thought about that too, but don't have the backing track software stuff.Originally posted by Jacksons Shred View PostRatt & RollComment
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Originally posted by Mr.Shreddy View Post
You could tab it out (or dl) in Guitar Pro/Power Tab and use that as a backing track.. Not the best, but it's better then nothing.Originally posted by horns666Comment
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Is this a cover of the old Jazz/Louis Armstrong/Sinatra/Sammy Davis Jr type thing? "That old black magic has me in its spell/that old black magic that you weave so well"?
Coverdale's doing the David Lee Roth thing now?
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A bit more flair! :-))Originally posted by Newc View PostIs this a cover of the old Jazz/Louis Armstrong/Sinatra/Sammy Davis Jr type thing? "That old black magic has me in its spell/that old black magic that you weave so well"?
Coverdale's doing the David Lee Roth thing now?
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Maybe send Gustavo an email? He may be able to send you his backing
track? BTW...he plays this better than Reb!
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True, never looked into that. -Thanks man!Originally posted by Jacksons Shred View PostRatt & RollComment
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