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This is pretty damn good

He's like Malmsteen, but without the frilly shirts. :thumbsup:


edit: He makes me realize I need to practice more, instead of play.
 
yea i'm not too impressed actually, probably because i'm not really a fan of his type of guitar playing. his playing seems emotionless, too much technique and too little soul if you ask me. but he's a very proficient player.
 
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: brigden
He's really good... at playing the soundtrack of a SNES game, circa 1995.

Can you do anything remotely close to that?

I can eat out your grandmother at a furious pace. Grab your webcam and I'll get Rossman to cut us a deal on the hosting.
 
Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: brigden
He's really good... at playing the soundtrack of a SNES game, circa 1995.

Can you do anything remotely close to that?

I can eat out your grandmother at a furious pace. Grab your webcam and I'll get Rossman to cut us a deal on the hosting.

THE F0CK?!

The guy has skills not that I could really tell either way as I don't know jack about guitars.

Koing
 
Originally posted by: brigden

I can eat out your grandmother at a furious pace. Grab your webcam and I'll get Rossman to cut us a deal on the hosting.

Damn that is just plain frightening.

 
Ugh! Trance inducing mechanical headbanger kareoke guitar. I listened to that for a few minuites and wanted to kill something
 

Relatively technically proficient- nice sweep arpeggios and speed picking. I think that the Yngwie comparison is very appropriate.

Unfortunately, the solos on the website grow very tiresome very quickly because of the repetition in the passages and their sheer length. No variety in tone, and "too many notes" make for difficult listening, and the distortion and reverb work to cover a number of gaffes.

I personally like my guitar infused with a little more passion (ala Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, John Petrucci, et al), but the guy is pretty good (and yes, I could replicate what he is playing).

When I want to be impressed by technique, I watch Segovia.
 
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