jnurp wrote:when was marty ever the 2nd option? even with cocophony I wouldn't say he was #2 even though Jason was infinitely more creative and talented than him back then.
Mustaine was center stage, song writer and it was his band. Marty was clearly the main lead guitarist.
yeah but I twas understood that marty was the lead player and dave was the 2nd option. The lead player is always #1 even if the other guy writes all the music and plays some leads also. In every two guitar attack, one guy is the #1 and the other is #2. Sometimes its close like in Maiden, so there I would say its a toss up but in most cases its #1 and #2.
amps:
Boss Katana 50 Mesa boogie single recto THR10 Zoom G5N
Malcolm Young. Dude is solid as a fucking rock. Barely uses any overdrive, tight rhythm, never overplays and puts a hell of a backbone in AC/DCs songs. Also more of a lead guy but since very few people seem to be aware of the individuals in the heartbreakers, I gotta say Mike Campbell. I love the dudes tone and playing. Great leads and melodies, never overplays and always fits the song.
"I understand the science behind it. But you know what I trust more than science? Tony Iommi."
GuitarBilly wrote:Anyone who played an 800 "model" in a Kemper/Fractal/Helix and think they know what a raging 2203 sounds like is pretty much the guitar equivalent of a virgin nerd that thinks watching porn counts as sex experience.
NinjaRaf wrote:6505 is 100% balls to the fucking walls low end and aggression. It is FUCKING PISSED. Like an 18 year old angry at the world. + is a bit less angry, like maybe a 35 year old man angry.
