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Great Britian/Great Flag/Great Lookikng Car:: Half a million pounds...Gimmie a Break! If the body were made by stretching the skins of a dozen nubile virgins, sacrficed at Stonehendge, over a frame and treated with a solution of holy water and polymars, to give it strengh and durablity, then may...

Clarkson going berserk and May smiling like the Cheshire Cat, but Hammond looks like a teenaged boy who's just reached for a girl's knickers, and she's lifted her hips to help move things along...a great first-moment in any man's life!!!

Howa about that! A guitar player, that Eddie probably wants to Kill, and Watch...Just to Make Sure!

Ok, the circus must be in town: lotsa noise, scary clowns, head spinning. I got that whirling calliope thing going on and my eyes swaped sockets about 3 minutes in. Then I realize there are guys who do this sorta stuff on the fly, and I'm running to the bathroom to hurl. Screw buying a new Strat...

Dude! We live in a a world where leaders pray to God in public and jerk-off to Nietzche in private. There is no conspiracy. It's just that sociopaths like to control, and the regular guy is powerless, or feels comfortable thinking some one in control is looking out for him. Read up on Stanley Mil...

People think? People say? People are herd animals that want eat, f@@k and maybe own a boat someday! I had to play for years to realize I was shitty, and listening to this guy helped me come to that conclusion. But it takes a lot of listening and playing before you can hear a key change that cause...

Toto was hated because they were actully traind musicians; never mind that they probably worked themselves like slaves to become musicians. You have to remember, the rock press mostly consists of rock-star wannabes who like to think to themselve, "I could do that." Then the guys from Toto come a...

oh, well, donald fagan has nothing to worry about here. but it was sorta funny. what the hell, i've heard worse. "Tales of the Topographic Ocean," anyone?

Uh...hmm...yeah. My head really, really hurts now...thank you very much.

might just be the perfect pop song.

First heard this around 71. All I, or anyone, could say was, "what the F@#K!!!"

When most bands finished a song on stage, they got applause. When Crimson finished, they generally got stunned silence.

GOD! That's beautiful. Just found you doing Corousel on a Normady Guitar demo. Aluminium! Who knew? So I don't know about your career. Wonering: do you do any studio work backing singers, or work with singers live? I'm an unapologetic 70s-80s-west-coast-production-sound junkie: Steely Dan and t...

I've owned a black-face deluxe, and I now own a Roland Micro. And I can honestly say, for a hundred buck, close enough. Give it programable switching, and I'd gig with it:. Just put a decent mic in front of it.

WORDS OF WISDOM: A Marshall stack is like a having a 12 inch penis. Every guy want...

Sure wish guys would keep their mouths shut. Used to be able to find G & Ls at Squire prices in pawn shops. Then Guitar Player Mag started a bang-for-your-buck column, and guess what the first one was about? You got it...G & Ls. Suddenly they all started to disappear before I could scrounge the...

@Cyote57 Dude! It's one of my favorites too. Told guys to buy Freight Train Heart, and if they didn't love it, I'd give then their money back...Never lost a dime. Got a lot of "Thank yous," though.

1st:: I drove for over 3,000,000 miles, and this is the only truck-driver song I ever liked. 2nd: I loved cranking up Jimmy's Freight Train Heart, just before crossing the George Washington Bridge, to get me in the mood for driving in NYC.

And, oh yeah,, 3rd: David Lindly's opening to Driving W...

Call me crazy: but it almost sounds like a Jazz piece. Can't you just imagine a group of top six-teenth century musicians improvising over those changes?

Brave choice, No place to hide on that one. Gotta be smooth and let things flow, while still being precise. Really admire your choosing tone over noise, like your original, "Now I Know." Love that one: simple, heartfelt and warm, without the standard, hey look-at-me, showing off. Too many wann...

1st:: Very nice song; it would be a great bed for some lyrics. 2nd: I'm a Lace fan, and yours is probably the best demo of the golds I've heard. Lots of pickups can scream, grind and crunch. Cean, however, they ain't got it. Lace have so much throughout the spectrum, it's almost a shame to distor...

Having owned a Strat-plus with standard golds, I think it is one of the most versatile guitars I've ever heard. It did every thing very welll, but no one thing perfectly. Big deal! Using GHS 10 Boomers, things could got out of control quickly, there was so much tone and power. But, if you have o...

I always wondered about pine for an electric guitar, but I always figured it would be too soft to take the string tension. Always imagined being woke up by a crack and a loud SPROON, followed by wreckage and a dead cat mixed in with the debris. Anyway, sounds great.

Finally, a guitar demo where you actually get to hear what the guitar sounds like. I mean, how can you possibly know what a guitar sounds like when it's run thru enough equipment to dim the lights at a nuclear power plant? Personally, I'd like to see guitars demoed in a small cinder-block room, u...

OUCH!!! You can't imagine how much better my day would have been if I wouldn't have seen this. Think I'll take up needle point, or arson: haven't quite decided.

I absolutely love this. A jewish kid from NY,and a Brit , playing Honky Tonk: Talk about music being the universal language! Throw in a North Korean on bass and a Moslem on druns, we'd have world peace. Wouldn't it be great if the world was full of side-men, just doing their part.

oddly enough, this is the finger style equivelnt to learing Johnnie B Goods. Great song, petty sure I got wood the first time I played it. It's simple as hell but can teach you so much...just like Johnnie B Goode.

Being a guy, I hate to admit this. Going thru a divorce when Fat City came out, this song kept me away from the edge. She's great...I guess that when you grow up in South Dakota, your mind fills up with images the landscape doesn't provide.

Thanks Shawn

Hell...I got nothin: Her songwriting is just too good.