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The store was insured so the dumb customer who broke the guitar didn't have to pay? Lol that's just stupid :D

Definitely will try number 6.

Many artists do it to get the women they want

Lyrics are never against the globalist mafia

Romance Anónimo

Sounds fabulous and I’d love to have a play on something like that. I’d feel more than a little self conscious playing it live, though. That shape doesn’t really do it for me but for all those that like it, fill your boots, you do you, tomayhto tomarto etc etc. C’est la difference. I say ‘it doesn’t do it for me’, to be agreeable, but to be honest, it’s the ugliest instrument I’ve seen in a while. Sorry. But it sounds amazing and I imagine playing it is a lovely challenge.

Man, thanks for this. Great to see such dedication and paying homage to a bluegrass hero.

The Wagon by Dinosaur Jr uses one of these

I got this right 18K I got expensive taste baby

classical way is the way we learn in Peru , nylon strings always

Someone else said "If you learn Malcolm's parts, you'll inadvertently learn how to play like Angus along the way"

The THREE things that separate a GOOD guitar from a BAD one: 1. SETUP 2. SETUP 3. SETUP Just got two Squire strats each under $200 at Music Go Round, a 2004 Standard (Indonesia) and a 2021 Affinity(China, looks the same, they dropped the Standard name, it's now called Affinity, and the super cheap ones are now Debut instead of Affinity. Yes, it's confusing). They both look new with just about no fret wear, the owners didn't play them because the setups are AWFUL. More expensive guitars play well because they go through a good setup at the factory (or the retail store, if they take the time to do it). Stuff they need, in order: Nut adjustment. the strings are too high at the nut. Cowboy chords feel like an acoustic. Truss rod adjustment, the neck should be VERY slightly concave with strings to pitch. String height adjusted at bridge Temperament ("harmonics") so 2nd harmonic (play and touch string at 12th fret) and fretted note at 12th fret are within 2 cents, as close as you can get. As long as there's no serious problem like the neck being warped, a cheaper guitar can be made to play well. I hear the newest cheap guitars are better about this, I would surely hope so. My "player" in recent years is a "Spectrum" (Target store brand!) and after learning what it needed and how to tweak it, it's hard to believe how well this "$99 special" plays.

Who knew it was the second beat that is CLEARLY the most offensive? lol Great tips, Sammy! The string pull and squeeze for the capo makes so much sense, how have I never done this?? Thanks bud! Keep on given'er! Much love from just outside Moncton, NB. :D

Urban legend that EVH boiled his strings.

This was popular with bassists back in the 90s. A set of Rotosound bass strings could coat you $60. Adjusting for inflation, that would be around $140 today. Strings were expensive. When your strings went dead you boiled them. Now a set of strings is $25. Skip the Happy Meal and just go and buy new strings.

Dumbest thing is to watch your channel

One of my favourite examples of his rhythm is thunderstruck. An overplayed song often hammer on’d in every single acdc compilation and film that features them. I’m very much an acdc deep dive underated song enthusiast, may that be baby please Don’t go, what’s next to the moon, ride on and others. Yet what I love about thunderstruck when I hear it on my head phones, inst the the boring repetitive lead you hear in the beginning or the weird strong structure or wild solo… no it’s the weird hybrid picking you hear when the song picks up in the beginning…. It’s a pulse you hear and it doesn’t stop, it’s something that canot be replicated but only emulated, that’s what attracts me to thunderstruck. That’s why I can enjoy it every time it turns on… god damm I love it.

I have an older fan base so I still sell CDs 💪😂

Vintage tends to be better because of survivorship bias. The shit stuff they pumped out at the time doesn't last, the good stuff stays. it's not good because it's old, it's old because it's good.

I feel like I'm only really qualified to talk about analog vs. digital, since I use both in my production. I have a true analog synth and I use virtual synths a lot. Virtual/modelers will get incredibly close, and most listeners won't notice, so who cares, right? What analog and physical things offer is the user experience and limitations. I love the feeling of being able to grab a knob or fader, it's so much easier to explore sounds and really be connected to the process. And having imposed limitations forces you to be a little more creative and do things you wouldn't normally do. By that same logic, I have a small tube amp that I record my guitar through because I love the simplicity of reaching down and grabbing a knob to change my sound, instead of opening a menu. That's just my $0.02.

oooooh! don't boil them ON the guitar. makes more sense.

I for one will not be cynical, the past done it is time to embrace this new medium here’s to discovery 🎸

We say that it's already dead, but is it? Aren't the people at the top of the streaming charts still signed Pop and Hip Hop artists? Almost like the record labels still have some tricks up their sleeve to manipulate streaming service numbers.

How about this? We musicians have been around thousands of years longer than the music industry. The music industry should have never been in charge of the direction of music in the first place. We will carry on as we always have.

Hilarious! One of the worst solos ever. Sounds like a cat dying. So uninspired

Ive always know it as a bass player thing...a because some nickel and copper wound guitar strings can have nylon in the center....

It’s crap that either of these guys, or anyone, would pick a Squire over a Fender and or Gibson. Spend $1.00 on garbage you can never resale or $1200 on something that works and can be resold. It’s just the market.

Jimmy Hendrix and Peter Frampton got together and did some 90s covers.

Bro has the father of MIDI Guitars

You shouldn’t be doing this if you don’t know Steve Howe, no really, you don’t know your shit!

Davey Johnstone, Billy Corgan, Carlos Rios, Jonny Greenwood, Kim Thayil and yes Mick Taylor is better than Keif😅😅😅😅

I don’t get number 5

What are some of the lowest cost guitars, pedals etc you own and like?

The stringy boily thing is a bass player speciality 😅 Our strings are expensive-r.

Mark Knopfler? SRV, Keith Richards

My personal favorite was when i plugged my guitar into the wrong end of my pedal board. It took me about 15 minutes to figure out what happened and it made me look like a complete idiot.

The "Free Bird" of fretless instruments is definitely "Until it Sleeps"

Pardon my ignorance (I’d literally never touched an electric guitar until this year) but I’m surprised at the “a lot of pickups are microphonic” part. I know for acoustic guitars a lot of pickups could be described as microphonic, but for electrics? Can you give some examples of microphonic pickups for electrics that are in common use?

Oh man, I really wish I could hear the difference, but I can't. I always feel like the fact that I can't hear the small differences that make your notes crisp and clean is holding me back as a musician

I can't remember who I heard this from but it tracks with my experience: after $500 every guitar is a good guitar and the cost to quality ratio starts evening. At the entry level and budget end of the spectrum, spending $50 more makes a big difference in the quality of the instrument you're buying but an extra$500 at the high tier doesn't have the same effect. $500-$800 is my sweet spot and if it retails in that range and I find it listed on sale, used or a demo model it's hard not to make an impulse buy.

Feels like a hostage video 😅

Tonewood is only real for acoustic guitars change my mind, it’s a marketing scam for electric instruments

LOWER YOUR TONE LOL

What I don’t understand about the Crossroads scene is when Steve Vai bends a note wrong and the FALLS TO THE GROUND LIKE AN IDIOT LIKE WHY DID I MISS SOMETHING

Love this collab!

I’d far rather work with a great modelled sound than a badly-mic’d tube amp sound in a room with shitty acoustics!

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Do ver 2.0! Great vid 🤘

Search RUclips for a band called Smak . Jimmy Page listened live to their guitarist Radomir Mihailović - Tochak and called him a magician and the best guitarist he had heard live. You have a lot on RUclips, as well as comeback concerts in Belgrade in 1992 and 2014. Just listen, please.

thank god