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@Ibik Chappers has been a session musician for quite a while, so I think he knows that. Guthrie Govan has also admitted that he is terrible at reading music, yet he's played session for dozens of people, and done so very well.

@miesrah12 A better example of a criticism of your post, would be that National Geographic is not a peer review science journal, and is therefore subject to exaggeration by journalists who use sensationalism to sell. Something like ''Nature'' magazine, or ''Science'' magazine (both of which exist...

@Randyolsson Nope, Petrucci does use 0.010's. When he did an interview for iguitarmag, Andy James asked him specifically that question, and he said that for him, 10's are perfect.

@Jshect that is because Thunderf00t and potholer54 have both refuted all of his points on that so far. It would be returning to a moot point for no reason. If you follow the Magic Sandwich show, odds are that you know the things they've done, so that's why they moved on. There's no point flogging...

@grainin You have to play songs slightly differently if you are doing a commercial advertisement for something, unless you want to have to pay licensing fees for the music. In order to avoid having to pay stupid amounts of money, pretty much every famous song played on Robs channel for Andertons ...

@083356697 And finally- we don't need substantial evidence against god. This is because the burden of proof is on the people making the positive claim. We don't need 'evidence' to disbelieve in God, the same way that we don't need evidence to disbelieve in Unicorns, or Trolls, or Wizards, or Faer...

@TheZooCrew thanks for pointing out the Argument From Authority, I forgot about it completely in my reply.

@Gennyvegeta Lyle was using an E-bow, it's an artificial sustainer.

@LittleMsFantasy That song is Johann Pachelbels ''Canon in D''

@HaHaHamHammer because pretty much every chord progression ever made has been used about a million times beforehand. That progression just happens to match Comfortably Numb- it probably matches many others too, and Comfortably Numb probably matches other songs that came before it.

@MuffenDaniel The classical violinist and guitarist Niccolo Paganini often ended up in jail, due to being a bit of a drunk towards the end of his life. Paganini started learning to play the guitar in prison, due to not having access to a violin, and therefore- he's saving the classical guitar for...

@outlaw87100 Actually, in order for M-Theory to be proved completely, string theory has to be tested to see if it has any validity. Since String Theory hasn't been proved, M-Theory cannot have been proven. This means that whilst it may be an alternative, and it may end up being the truth, for now...

''And other.'' If they aren't on the internet, they won't see the whole thing, if they won't see the whole thing, there's no point in introducing it. You're a fag, I hate you, go deepthroat your flute.

@mdFriday13 His full name is Robert Sutherland Chapman. His friends call him Chappers, but he used to be in a band called Eternal Descent, and he didn't think that Chapman was a 'metal' enough name for that band, so he started calling himself Rob Sutherland.

@Hubertson93 It's a volume knob, with a push-pull pot for switching pickups. I think.

@1994mrkac For distortion like Alexi Laiho, the Roland Cube would probably be the best bet. It's got a superior distortion, especially if you're going very high gain. If you prefer clean sounds, go for the Mustang, but for Children of Bodom, I would pick the Cube

@quangluu96 Yeah, black holes suck from all sides. Those pictures are hated by astronomers, because you present space as a two dimensional sheet. It's handy to use them as an idea of how things distort space with gravity, but it's not accurate. In reality, all of space is a 3 dimensional area, so...

@TakerTV1 In your case, with your desperate need for commas and full stops, the man you would be looking for is Aristophanes of Byzantium. He's the one who seems to have been the first to start using dots and slashes to separate sentences and phrases.

@ITILII Also, Galileo, Newton and such only references God as a pivotal role in any thought when they reached the edges of their knowledge. They only used God to fill the gaps. Their contributions to the world would be no less if they were suddenly to have been atheists.

@GuitarPlayerHV16 some people really like the fine-tuning capabilities, and the locking nut, without having the crazy Floyd-ian antics. There's no real way to get both those things without having a floyd, and if you want to block it off, there's no reason not to.

@diosplaga more notes per second=more emotion per second. Potentially

@KrakenKiller it's Scarified by Racer X, Paul Gilberts band.

@SAQYG Actually, Science can measure emotion and such. There exist formulae which explain love, empathy, hate and sociological/anthropological sets of rules which can be measured. All thought (from which spirituality must flow, for there can be no spirituality without thought) is basically electr...

Keanu Reeves (Neo) vs Gary Busey

@Motorhellrazor it's an Ibanez Iceman, I think

Hoorah for new Chappers!!!!

@weather20 I remember reading somewhere that he started doing that in debates to unsettle the opponent by beginning speech again just when it wasn't expected, and if that's true (possibly) then he could have just done it so often that he can't really help it anymore, like how people pick up forei...

@starcrafter13terran Yeah, that's pretty much it; lsd interferes with synapses and nerve connections and that is what results in the misfiring illusions and the visions of the unreal

@mcflopper He's playing the Korean version in this; he says it in the video, and he answered someone else saying that it was the Korean version

@DiscipleOfVai it's called Sarrod picking, and it was originally used on Indian instruments; Buckethead uses it quite a lot. Hopefully that new spelling will turn some stuff up.