Eighty Something (Gibson M3)
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I had a deluxe with an ebony fretboard...sold it...one of my serious regrets in life!!
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That is some beautiful guitar soloing there man.
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Take a look here: watch?v=1uc5SVUxtR8 thats my version.
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Where can i download the backing track to this?
VJW757 4 months ago
@VJW757 'Eighty Something' is the title of the backing track. It's from Total Guitar. You can probably find it via Google.
Scalibq 4 months ago
That was amazing! You see guys? Vibrato and bends are more important than speed...Vibrato and bends are more "guitaristic", really give expression and can really make you sound unique..On the other hand fast scales and arpeggios come from violin and piano mostly, and became popular on the guitar with the Shred Boom of the 1980's..of course if you can can have that speed element in your playing too is a plus+ for you but bending and vibrato are far more important /essential.
kossolas 6 months ago 2
@kossolas Thanks... I always feel like I fall in between... I'm not 'guitaristic' enough to the taste of classic blues/rock players, and not fast and technical enough for the true shredders.
Scalibq 6 months ago
very nnice guitar
what guitar is it?
franco23873 8 months ago
@franco23873 Thanks, it's a Gibson M3 (or M-III, not sure which is the official name).
Scalibq 8 months ago