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Nice, nice, nice, nice, NICE!!!

@DinoDyl - You should get one dude!! You'd love it. Get one with Filtertrons man. They are the greatest sounding pickups, kind of like a really fat single coil, but without the hum.

Hilarious! Great review. Y'all are funny as hell.

Dude, go on tour. You're a helluva player!

The sad fact is that most folks are completely ignorant of why the vast majority of Southerners took up arms. The bottom line is that the growth of our tyrannical federal government can be traced back to the 1850s. Those who believe the northern states' abolitionist motives were altruistic are ...

@Timyboycolognegerman: Yeah, except it actually happened. Read a book once in awhile dipshit.

Not bad for a TV show, but pretty much hollywood (russian style).

Nice to hear somebody playing without all the blues wanking and distortion. What were you playing it through? I've got three Gretsches and love'em all.

Bin sprachlos. Vollkomm Schwachsinn.

Klasse! Gut gemacht.

Ich frage mich weswegen sie die richtige Fahrzeuge für den Film nicht gemietet haben.

The 1958 version was better.

Egads, what a terrible movie.

Dude, you are one hell of a good guitar player! I own one the Masterbuilt Gretsches and they are killer guitars. Mine's a Silver Jet. Next one I buy will be from y'all, just because your reviews are so damn good.

Well, you've certainly made a believer out of me!! Nice demo dude!

@daniyalahmed97 Neither. It was a custom made job by a guy named Karl Sandoval, if my memory serves me correctly. I think I remember reading that Randy had tuning issues with it, but don't quote me on that one.

That was damn good!!!

NICE!!! Love the tone. I'm a Gretsch man myself, but this video is seriously making me consider an Airline guitar. Hey, are these the VVSC pickups or the humbuckers? Again, KILLER tone man!

Nice job dude!!!!

I have one of these guitars, and they do sound good!! Nice job on the tone man. That rig you have sounds great, and I like the fact that it's CLEAN! That's the thing that everyone messes up when trying to get Malcolm's tone, they use too much saturation. His tone is pretty much a clean amp th...

Nice job dude!

Pretty damn good battle scene for the time period in which this was made. The one scene that really got me was all the bodies falling into the shell hole as they were killed. They're still finding the bones of the fallen from that war, sometimes in that very circumstance.

That guy can pick like nobody's business. The tone sounds kinda muddy, though. No spank or top end.

Sounds killer but the drummer keeps speeding up and slowing down. Anybody else notice this? Phil is still the man, though.

@mbabist01 Easy old timer. I'm a Gen X'er who works and supports a wife and two kids. Remember, my generation gets to pick your generation's retirement homes. Now, get off my lawn you old coot.

COOL!

Nice to hear some playing that isn't the typical blues wanking found on YouTube. Great sounding rig!! Nice playing, too.

Cool picking. Kind of reminds me of the technique that Lindsey Buckingham uses. Very cool indeed!

I've got three Gretsches, a 6120-1959, a 6131, and a 6128. Now I know what I want my next guitar to be!!! Kudos to Darrel for doing such a nice tribute and review.

Hey Man, great review! Nice playing as well.

This looked more authentic than that ridiculous Gettysburg movie. The actors looked more like the real deal.

Nice playing man!

TONE! TONE! TONE! Sounds fantastic, brother.

Dude, you are a helluva player!

DiMarzio PAFs are the bomb.

My first good guitar was a 1971 Les Paul Deluxe that somebody had hogged out for humbuckers. I went out straight away and bought a pair of zebra DiMarzio PAFs. To this day (been playing for 30 years now), I have YET to find a humbucker that sounds as good as those DiMarzios. I am not surprised...

Nice job son! Sounds great!

Pilots from that era suffered hearing loss. Those engines supposedly put out more DBs than a jackhammer in the street. That is officially the COOLEST thing I've seen all week!

Love the tone! You nailed it man. Good job!

Ah yes, back when live music meant you actually had to know how to play.

You're a monster. Love the tone!!!!