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@Ignore14 Terrible huh, I hate dissing Jimmy. He's actually one of my all time favorites. The comment's obviously just a joke. But evan as it was made with tounge planted firmly in cheek, you gotta admit that much of Pages' (live) lead guitar after about '75 sounds almost exactly like this. . .an...

They shot this mock up stage scene (for Celebration Day) in some wherehouse studio long after the MSG performance. At the real concert, during the drum break at the end of Rock and Roll, Page was handed the duoble neck to play Celabration Day. The audio is the double neck.

What? The Bees Balls? . Maybe, someday.

@jojo7646 Your sentences (don't) make any sence. . You dunce.

It's sort of a dopey thing to do. . Unless one of the techs or a roadie dared him to throw it in a solo somewhere. Then it would be kinda funny.

Removing all the strings at once when changing them causes no ill affects on the guitars neck. The truss rod might have to be adjusted every once in a while, (a great while) But it will certainly not damage the neck. Playing the guitar this way really poses no more stress to the neck then what o...

Exactly! The problem here is in the terminology. What I mean by wrist snap is in no way related to the type of motion you have in a serve or over head. That kind of pronating motion on a backhand will probably break your wrist. The wrist does adjust slightly forward at the begining and slightly ...

Sometimes he toured with Mark IVs, sometimes ii c+s' he used Road kings other times. I think he's using the Mark V now. Did he ever use Rectifires. ( or anything other then mesa) I saw that dopey majesty vid, looks like he's playing through a Randall stack. He probably got it from his school.

Journey was prog. . . cool

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It's odd that you would compare these two artists. They are both singer/songwriters of course,but they are so different The point is not to compare them to each other, but to judge them individually. If you ask Elton John I'm sure he will tell you, no matter your individual voice or technique, t...