Clockworkmike
Ambassador of STACKS in WV SHACKS
Them singing now? Well, Vince is screwed! LmaoSo I'm gonna wait until 5 pm CST tonight, if it's tied then it will have to be settled via a singing contest between Vince and Joe
Them singing now? Well, Vince is screwed! LmaoSo I'm gonna wait until 5 pm CST tonight, if it's tied then it will have to be settled via a singing contest between Vince and Joe
yeah, he declined quick in the last 5 years.Them singing now? Well, Vince is screwed! Lmao
I WOULD feel bad had it not been for how the other 3 dumped on Mick by saying he wasn't capable of playing anymore. Mick countered by posting live footage of his guitar work and he sounded like Mick. Meanwhile, Vince clearly struggles and he's still thereyeah, he declined quick in the last 5 years.
fun vid, but sad really.
I WOULD feel bad had it not been for how the other 3 dumped on Mick by saying he wasn't capable of playing anymore. Mick countered by posting live footage of his guitar work and he sounded like Mick. Meanwhile, Vince clearly struggles and he's still there
Again, I'm going with Crue none the less
That's how I see it: Mick WAS the sound. You look at them now and even the guitars don't sound good, when that was the last thing keeping them interesting. John 5 is talented, no question, but it's the wrong fit and he can't get that style and sound that Mick hasYeah, Mick is the only one that can still play (if Nikki Sixx ever could at all that is). Even in recent footage I saw Tommy Lee sounded terrible and whatever limited ability the Razzle-Killer Vince Neil had was gone half way through making the second record. What made the band was Mick's ripping guitar and the greatness of the songs on the first record, not the quality of the musicianship IMO.
That's how I see it: Mick WAS the sound. You look at them now and even the guitars don't sound good, when that was the last thing keeping them interesting. John 5 is talented, no question, but it's the wrong fit and he can't get that style and sound that Mick has
John5 is one of the flat-out best players on the planet but far too refined a player to ever replicate the rawness of Mick, which is what made them special.
Maybe I'm making a faulty comparison, but, in a way, it's like Tommy Thayer vs. Ace Frehley.
Truth be told, Tommy is probably a better guitar player than Ace, but Ace has a certain gutsiness about his playing.
Them singing now? Well, Vince is screwed! Lmao
Yep. Biggest reason I started playing guitar.Maybe from a "technical" standpoint Thayer is "better" - I don't know. But I find him incredibly boring to listen to.
Ace not only had that crazy energy where it all felt like it would fall apart any second, but when I go back and listen to those early albums he is playing some of the most unexpected, out there stuff and somehow making it all work. Plus, let's face it, Ace is the guy that launched a million lifelong obsessions with the instrument.
Yep. Biggest reason I started playing guitar.
Got my first LP in 2017 and of course, it was a cgeery sunburst
Yeah I've heard people slight Ozzy for years as jot being a great vocalist. But I've never heard anyone sound like him either, so that has to mean somethingAnd another thing...
Ace is like Ozzy.
How?
If you want to know how great those guys are, just listen to someone else try to convincing pull off their stuff. Nobody can do it, not even close.