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13.05.2007, 22:58
jussi
Message edited 13.05.2007, 22:56
Seeing as I see this primarily as a music(ians') forum, I figured we might as well trade hot tips on players to check out, new bands, everyone's own projects and so on.
You can copy-paste links here normally, just bear in mind that the FW forum will display the link as if it was linked to the main site (for instance, all youtube links will be shown as "www.youtube.com"). I'd like to see this little programming quirk fixed soon, personally.
This trio always makes my day...
The Rosenberg Trio feat. Birelli Lagrene - Spain
www.youtube.com
- jussi
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21.05.2007, 16:45
richard
Hi Flax'ers everywhere!
Now, a first lesson with me is up and running for free on
www.shredacademy.com
Check the "Electric Guitar Concepts" lesson no.1 with me Richard Lundmark, and you will a Flaxwood Äijä hard at work :)
- richard
24.05.2007, 13:40
richard
Hey guys!
Check this player out, turkish musician that plays a double-neck guitar, one fretless. He uses a device called an E-bow (which makes the string magnetically resonate indefinatly), and just slides around. Love the sound!
profile.myspace.com
- richard
25.05.2007, 15:08
jussi
Absolutely stunning. More stuff like this, me laike. OK, so I'm a sucker for oriental shades...
-J
- jussi
31.05.2007, 16:32
davidcarr
In the early 80's when guitarists in Australia were falling over themselves to either be a Metalhead or in a Newwave band, Cold Chisel were a cult Rock band that combined Deep Purple attitude with Rockabily, Reggae and Blues. Ian Moss the guitarist is to this day my favorite Aussie player because his tone, vibrato, note choice and chops are his and his alone. If you can, check out the live album 'swingshift' where sweat, vodka and pure musical electricity make for great listening. If anyone's interested and can't find any of thier work I will cut my vinyl to CD.
- davidcarr
18.06.2007, 14:57
lars_alexander
Nice cat :o)
- lars_alexander
12.07.2007, 00:41
jussi
Hiromi's Sonicbloom (feat. David Fiuczynsky on guitar) - Deep Into the Night
www.youtube.com
I haven't heard electric guitar playing this intense in a long time. Check it out. A lot different than his work with Screaming Headless Torsos or Kif, too.
- jussi
12.07.2007, 10:49
richard
Great playing indeed, and you gotta love that spaceman-look!
And, I can't leave without a link to my no.1 fave players, Govan and Bonamassa. Stunning!
Govan (the guy is just silly, a monster!):
www.youtube.com
www.youtube.com
Bonamassa (Greatest bluestalent of oru generation, hands down!):
youtube.com
youtube.com
- richard
03.09.2007, 21:30
richard
One of my former students, Pelle Simonsbacka, making his youtube debute with this first-take jam. Pelle has been playing for little more then 3 years, and for the last year doing mostly his own singer/songwriter popmusic. He is IMO a good example of how a strong focus on timing before technique makes for accomplished playing and improvisation in short time.
Youtube link:
www.youtube.com
A link to his pop things on allears:
www.allears.se
- richard
12.09.2007, 16:23
jussi
Message edited 12.09.2007, 16:24
If anyone tells you you can't get ahead playing the guitar...
"Shock 'em Dead" (1991):
www.youtube.com
...and for those not familiar with the character, some footage circa Nitro:
www.youtube.com
www.youtube.com
Made my day. ;)
-J
- jussi
02.11.2007, 10:45
jussi
On the subject of the Mitey Abe Laboriel Jr.:
Studio action.
www.youtube.com
This one almost managed to piss me off. What next, he does your tax returns better than anyone too? ;)
www.youtube.com
- jussi
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