Steinberger - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

The conclusion of the original movie features a scene in which Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves) are presented guitars from the future - a pair of Steinberger GP's! It's interesting to note that Steinberger did not pay for this lucrative product placement, nor surprisingly did they exploit it's marketing and promotional value.

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Music

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• Steinberger
• guitar
• bass
• headless

[PooPoo2U]

@Dazsturbed: that's because he's george carlin. in case you didn't know, chuck norris jokes are all actually george carlin jokes, simply with norris' name inserted

[jaxmyers]

wyld stallynz rules!!!

[frostyleaf420]

Damn George Carlin can shred!

[nedmccrady1588]

@jamesdrakepitts meant to say that, i forgot that they shot vais hands for this scene

[jamesdrakepitts]

@nedmccrady1588 pretty certain that's steve vai. i've always heard he did all the guitar work for the two films.

[metalmattm]

Steinberger's rule!

[lalbruiz]

Damn, and 20 years later we still see Keanu Reeves acting the same "whooah duude" character over and over again..."oh sir, but I loooooove herrr" (from Walk In The Clouds)--same shit over and over again, talk about a one dimensional "actor"...

[YoursTrueblue]

so who's going to play Rufus in the 3rd movie? :'(

[nedmccrady1588]

@Dazsturbed dude hes actually playing, that one shot showed him playing straight pentatonic licks. and the thing on the end was probably pushing on the low E right next to the tuner, kind of like tony Iommi's iron man intro. You can do a sort of dive bomb like that. John 5 did a live crazy high pitched harmonic squeal on a telecaster.

[summerheat67]

does anyone know the song in the background?

[NerdInAnoraks]

@PooPoo2U This is a very good comment. I like this comment.