What are you listening to right now ?

[Boudoir Guitar]

Anyone for some Southern Comfort ?

I've never seen the video to this one. There's no way it was played on MTV because it's entirely too amazing for daytime TV circa 1983 -- we weren't ready for Budweiser-Man. The weird clash of southern rock and trappings-of-the-80s reminds me of this bit that I stumbled into a couple of weeks ago. Who knew that the one thing Live at Filmore was missing was a key-tar solo:

 

[Stone]

I've never seen the video to this one. There's no way it was played on MTV because it's entirely too amazing for daytime TV circa 1983 -- we weren't ready for Budweiser-Man. The weird clash of southern rock and trappings-of-the-80s reminds me of this bit that I stumbled into a couple of weeks ago. Who knew that the one thing Live at Filmore was missing was a key-tar solo:

Oh Yeah Dickie Betts sure can play, love His playing On Jessica, Great Music fo shure

 

[JiveTurkey]

I've never seen the video to this one. There's no way it was played on MTV because it's entirely too amazing for daytime TV circa 1983 -- we weren't ready for Budweiser-Man. The weird clash of southern rock and trappings-of-the-80s reminds me of this bit that I stumbled into a couple of weeks ago. Who knew that the one thing Live at Filmore was missing was a key-tar solo:

#lifegoals

 

[Gearzilla]

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Oh Yeah Dickie Betts sure can play, love His playing On Jessica, Great Music fo shure

(that wasn't Dickie Betts on the Key-tar).

 

[FuzzyAce]

#lifegoals

I didn't know you were into keytar?

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I didn't know you were into keytar?

Charlie Hunter says he developed his 8-string technique because he always wanted to be an organ player.

Jive developed his guitar “technique” because he always wanted to be a key tar player.

 

[Stone]

(that wasn't Dickie Betts on the Key-tar).

YEs I know was talking about the whole Concert

 

[Stone]

 

[Piing]

It is a pleasure to listen to this Guy, both talking and playing.

And he is using the same monitors as me. Mackie H824

Note: do not quick-listen though your laptop. It contains some serious low-C bass. Pump-up the volume at your best monitors or headphones.

 

[TSJMajesty]

I'd forgotten how great this is, the production, the song, the vocal harmonies, and of course, the video!

Peter Gabriel Big Time

 

[TSJMajesty]

THIS solo has THE most PERFECT little pause, that occurs just a split second before 4:14. Listen to it and see if you don't agree.

 

[TSJMajesty]

Instantly Recognizable !!
Who is the Guitar player on this?
Whoever knows gets 100 Fractal Points

David Gilmour? (I didn't look it up.)

 

[Stone]

For me as you all Know its always been EVH and Fair Warning especially, at the time No one did what he did no one sounded like he did either
His tone was simply amazing it wasn't distorted or really high gain rather it was just so powerful and Heavy
RiP King Edward

 

[TSJMajesty]

Opens with a BANG, the album and the song!



THIS is how you do keys and guitars both, Signals!

 

[JiveTurkey]

Opens with a BANG, the album and the song!



THIS is how you do keys and guitars both, Signals!

I saw this tour. Twice. Once with Eric Johnson and the other with Primus opening. Oh lordy

 

[Achilles]

I'm pretty much obsessed lately with everything about these guys.

 

[Stone]

Soul train anyone ?

 

[TheTrueZoltan!]

Just watched the In Flames show from this year‘s Summer Breeze Festival. Damn, that was brilliant.

 

[norminal]