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[Lacoste]

[JasmineTea]

Well, go hang out somewhere els then.

[Cldplytkmn]

hey... we're all talentless hacks... just like you... no need to be defensive

[Hudman]

Operation complete.

 

We all know you are an idiot.

 

Good job.

[JasmineTea]

Look on the bright side: We've got another O.T. thread.

 

What's new fellas?

[rhythmdoctor]

Go home and practice your Malmstein scales.

[Hudman]

 

Originally posted by rhythmdoctor Go home and practice your Malmstein scales.

 

 

Ying Yang Man-stain?

 

He rocks and has pretty hair.....

 

UNLEASH THE FURY!!!!

[kwakatak]

uhhhhh....!

 

Didn't you guys ever try to play some Malmsteen songs? I'm not talking the shredding crap like "Black Star" which is endless wanking against 3 chords but the later stuff where he hired the singer who replaced Ronnie James Dio in Rainbow? That's when Yuengling was trying to sound more like Ritchie Blackmore than Paganini. I used to woodshed on several songs from his "Odyssey", "Eclipse" and "Fire and Ice" albums. Not for the wanking-aspect though, but for the chord changes and song structures.

 

OT - speaking of beer, I'm in mourning. I just found out that Anheiser Busch just bought the Rolling Rock brand name but not the factory in Latrobe, PA. I almost have some good memories of getting {censored}-faced on that stuff!

 

As for Budweiser, all I have are memories of the {censored}s.

[Hudman]

Originally posted by kwakatak uhhhhh....! Didn't you guys ever try to play some Malmsteen songs? I'm not talking the shredding crap like "Black Star" which is endless wanking against 3 chords but the later stuff where he hired the singer who replaced Ronnie James Dio in Rainbow? That's when Yuengling was trying to sound more like Ritchie Blackmore than Paganini. I used to woodshed on several songs from his "Odyssey", "Eclipse" and "Fire and Ice" albums. Not for the wanking-aspect though, but for the chord changes and song structures. OT - speaking of beer, I'm in mourning. I just found out that Anheiser Busch just bought the Rolling Rock brand name but not the factory in Latrobe, PA. I almost have some good memories of getting {censored}-faced on that stuff! As for Budweiser, all I have are memories of the {censored}s.

 

Of course. I bought books on scales and a metronome to be the next Ying Yang. I loved Rising Force & Marching Out. He made me practice more than any other guitar player in my 22 years of playing.

 

That was until I discovered George Lynch. George taught me that you can play cool bluesy riffs and fast runs. George was influenced by Eddie VanHalen (my favorite rock guitar player) and Randy Rhodes. I also liked the Scorpions a lot too back then. I bought my first acoustic after I heard "Big City Nights".

 

Here's 2 quick acoustic tracks from the '80's and a 1 from the early '90's: Dokken's "In My Dreams" - The Scorpions "Big City Nights" and Van Halen "316" (in my signature - this tune is from the 1991 Unlawful Carnal Knowledge CD). I recorded them back to back to back just now. They're rough but the inspiration hit....

 

In My Dreams - Dokken

 

Big City Nights - The Scorpions