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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre
Case in point, Yngwie Malmsteen.
This is how people seem to think Yngwie Malmsteen sounds.
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I don't know... it wasn't "totally awesome" but it is alright, I would like to see how he plays some of those lines, was he sweeping, or tapping or doing Paul Gilbert-hammer-ons etc etc???
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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre
And last but not least, I point those of you who are sceptic to the opinion of one Mr. Guthrie Govan, who states that while he doesn't consider himself part of the shred scene, and that he has in fact become increasingly wary of it over time, Yngwie is one of few guitarists in that style who "Really sounds as if he means it". |
I watch the video but I didn't hear him say that, but what I did hear in the Guthrie Govan video was:
:06 Clarence White
:13 Albert Lee
:15 Scotty Moore
:22 missed note
1:00 Cliff Gallop
(1:33 Brian never heard of James Joyce but he was like "awesome!")
4:29 Chet Atkins
4:31 Albert Lee
4:42 Hendrix on a budget
4:53 Clapton
5:00 Van Hallen
5:47 Atkins-esque "And now…the time is near…and so I face the final curtain!" (from the song
My Way)
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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