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"If there was only a way that I couldn't even any less than I already can't then I'd gladly not, but I think I've entered some quantum paradox, dark matter levels of can't evening where the total absolute value of not evenness exceeds all ability to explain the can'ting." - MR RUBATO
That was actually a fun list. I don't know or care if I agree with it, but it had tons of cool clips and bits of trivia, and seemed to feature virtually 100% people who actually play the guitar.
"If there was only a way that I couldn't even any less than I already can't then I'd gladly not, but I think I've entered some quantum paradox, dark matter levels of can't evening where the total absolute value of not evenness exceeds all ability to explain the can'ting." - MR RUBATO
benjamin801 wrote:That was actually a fun list. I don't know or care if I agree with it, but it had tons of cool clips and bits of trivia, and seemed to feature virtually 100% people who actually play the guitar.
The stories are cool, though acting like Eddie isn't a complete dick who's almost impossible to work with is kinda funny.
Also...how did Synester & Zacky end up there? I was thinking "Ok, I can understand most of these so far" then they pop up.
Rampage wrote:Oh, you can't play guitar because of your cats? What's next, you don't have sex with your wife because your vagina is acting up?
K-Bizzle wrote:There comes a point in every young mans life when he forsakes the skittles and mountain dew of his childhood for the beer and reese's of manhood.
OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
"If there was only a way that I couldn't even any less than I already can't then I'd gladly not, but I think I've entered some quantum paradox, dark matter levels of can't evening where the total absolute value of not evenness exceeds all ability to explain the can'ting." - MR RUBATO
benjamin801 wrote:OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
They should blab more about how most of Lou Reed's output has sucked balls since...well, forever.
Rampage wrote:Oh, you can't play guitar because of your cats? What's next, you don't have sex with your wife because your vagina is acting up?
K-Bizzle wrote:There comes a point in every young mans life when he forsakes the skittles and mountain dew of his childhood for the beer and reese's of manhood.
benjamin801 wrote:OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
benjamin801 wrote:OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
lolfuckingwat!?!?
Yeah, he was definitely on the first batch of albums. Mandrake Root on Shades of Deep Purple (their first album) has some of my favorite Blackmore moments.
EndTime wrote:Poor Hamster. Hetfield gets credit for prolly their biggest song, "enter sandman", even though I'm pretty sure the main riff is Hammett's
benjamin801 wrote:OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
lolfuckingwat!?!?
You see, there were 2 or 3 "secret" Deep Purple albums that came out before the first official Deep Purple album. Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter played on those. Then Ritchie Blackmore came on board for a few forgettable albums, ultimately being replaced by David Coverdale.
Cameron Amps wrote:He's right....I think VTMs sound great....go get one. No nos tubes needed.
benjamin801 wrote:OK, a few factual/intellectual issues. One, Ritchie Blackmore did not found Deep Purple, and wasn't even on their first two or three albums. Two, blabbing about how dangerous and chaotic Lou Reed was is fine, but then they show a video of him playing live with ultra-professional guitar-for-hire duo Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter.
lolfuckingwat!?!?
Yeah, he was definitely on the first batch of albums. Mandrake Root on Shades of Deep Purple (their first album) has some of my favorite Blackmore moments.
Yeah, uh, what? I have no idea what the fuck I was thinking last night. A little tipsy.
EDIT: In trying to retrace my thoughts and posts last night, I think I was remembering that Gillan wasn't in the band right away, and got my wires crossed.
"If there was only a way that I couldn't even any less than I already can't then I'd gladly not, but I think I've entered some quantum paradox, dark matter levels of can't evening where the total absolute value of not evenness exceeds all ability to explain the can'ting." - MR RUBATO
EndTime wrote:Poor Hamster. Hetfield gets credit for prolly their biggest song, "enter sandman", even though I'm pretty sure the main riff is Hammett's
yep, he did the riff and then Larrzzzzz added the little tail at the end. i think Hamster played the riff 4 times through originally.