Dave Mustaine & the new Gibson Alliance...

gball said:
I disagree, what he used to play looks way cooler than the crap he is going to play. And best metal record Rust in peace is made by '' inspired'' guitars.
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Since that's a subjective matter (the looks of the guitars, not the record) you'll get no argument. What we can all agree on - I think - is that Mustaine is a monster player and I'll listen to him no matter what he's playing.
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Most Megadeth fans agree with my argument, and yes he can play banjo and still write crushing riffs. :cool:
 
Ramo said:
Since that's a subjective matter (the looks of the guitars, not the record) you'll get no argument. What we can all agree on - I think - is that Mustaine is a monster player and I'll listen to him no matter what he's playing.
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Most Megadeth fans agree with my argument, and yes he can play banjo and still write crushing riffs. :cool:
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Oh, I agree with the assessment of the album as well. I'd like to hear him on that banjo actually.
 
Myself, i don't follow any guitar players. I play because i want to play, I don't try to copy anyone's style of playing, i play for myself and my audience, i have my own style, playing and singing . There are many great guitar players out there nobody has ever seen or heard. I wouldn't buy a guitar, just because some guy out there endorses it. I buy my guitars because i like the feel , sounds and quality of guitar, My guitars get rocked out, they don't sit on the wall or in a case collecting dust . The last thing on my mind is buying a guitar for resale value, They are meant to be played. What impresses me is individuals who can play guitar, like here on the Forum, and my friends , who are not known in the professional field.
 
Session 5 said:
Myself, i don't follow any guitar players. I play because i want to play, I don't try to copy anyone's style of playing, i play for myself and my audience, i have my own style, playing and singing . There are many great guitar players out there nobody has ever seen or heard. I wouldn't buy a guitar, just because some guy out there endorses it. I buy my guitars because i like the feel , sounds and quality of guitar, My guitars get rocked out, they don't sit on the wall or in a case collecting dust . The last thing on my mind is buying a guitar for resale value, They are meant to be played. What impresses me is individuals who can play guitar, like here on the Forum, and my friends , who are not known in the professional field.
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I get that but, imagine how many kids get inspired by seeing kick ass guitar playing? And as a kid all you care about how cool it looks...

I can never play how my “hero’s” play but i do my thing and take inspiration from them.
 
Session 5 said:
Myself, i don't follow any guitar players. I play because i want to play, I don't try to copy anyone's style of playing, i play for myself and my audience, i have my own style, playing and singing . There are many great guitar players out there nobody has ever seen or heard. I wouldn't buy a guitar, just because some guy out there endorses it. I buy my guitars because i like the feel , sounds and quality of guitar, My guitars get rocked out, they don't sit on the wall or in a case collecting dust . The last thing on my mind is buying a guitar for resale value, They are meant to be played. What impresses me is individuals who can play guitar, like here on the Forum, and my friends , who are not known in the professional field.
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Yeah, I play Les Pauls because I have tried everything and they just "do it" for me better than anything else, but of course it's perhaps the best-known endorsement guitar. There has to be some irony there somewhere.
 
My hero's, are those that save lives, people that truly care about people, Help someone out in a tough situation. Someone just buying someone they don't know a meal or a drink, those that volunteer their time. That's my definition of a Hero . My Life is much more than Idolizing individuals , its about me working on myself to be the best person i can be, and the Hero's that i have mentioned have the most impact and are the most inspiring to me..
 
Angus Young and Tony Iommi made me want an SG more than anything on this planet. When i scrapped my pesos together from child labor, i got my first Gibson which happened to be a 1996 SG standard. Still my #2 guitar today after being the #1 for a good 7-8 years. After that, i wanted something totally unique and nothing really anyone else was using or had. I found that in the 2003 Xplorer Pro and that became and remains my #1. These days I love any and all kinds of guitars but im still drawn to the ones less traveled i guess. By that i mean unconventional guitars or major models but with different finishes or features
 
My CHILDHOOD guitar Heros where these guys.;.............. no wonder I aint "right" --- I mean no parent today would allow an 8 year old to listen to this sexually exploitative --- hedonistic --- devil music!



--- so glad my parents had no CLUE ;)
 
I later (around 10 or 11) began to LEARN and get into Sabbath--- Tull--Zeppelin--- Deep Purple --Alice Cooper--Van Halen AC/Dc etc etc etc all the greats all the classics---- then -- OZZY broke out solo--- and RATT ROLLED in and METALLICA and Queensryche and all the West Coast CRUE (lol) Poisend me -- and Seattle Scene rockers..................what killers!

it was a GOLDEN AGE to be a skinny little guitar slinging teen!

but the initial hard driven balls out GBISON LOVIN rawk...........................was all KISS --
 
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