ninjaking67
Ambassador of Good Will
Ok. I’ll play too!
Post a better live performance...
- Thread starter Mr Grumpy
- Start date
Gotta dig that GIBBY
Did you know Appetite for Destruction was largely played on a replica Les Paul built by SoCal Luthier Kris Derrig????
67plexi
Ambassador of Amps
Wow Tony did it change you ?? That recording I will never be the same
@ Robert.....no I did not.....Most of the good reads on here, I had no clue...
Nice to learn that ....Now I have something to share with some fellow bandmates...
The Late Kris Derrig and the Les Paul Replica he built (#90607) that Slash would later make famous on "Appetite For Destruction."
Dammit Adrian, now you've gone and done it.
I hate the Bee Gees.
I have hated them since day one.
I have hated everything they have ever done.
(except some tracks from that dopey disco movie. Go figure...)
Some of them are dead and I don't care. I hate the dead ones too.
I hate them all with the burning intensity of a hundred thousand supernovas.
They are, always have been and always will be a festering boil on the skin of music.
A billion years from now the average overall quality of all the music ever composed and
performed throughout the entire universe will still be significantly lower than it would have been
had they never existed.
I hate them.
:dood:
Tony M.
Ambassador
Nope. I had already been thoroughly "changed"
by spending my time from June of '67 to Dec of '68
bouncing around between L A and the bay area.
"...and my soul has been psychadilicized."
- Chambers Brothers, Time Has Come Today -
ninjaking67
Ambassador of Good Will
Yup! Pretty common knowledge in the guitar community, The Derrig guitars were apparently extremely good.
eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
Col Mustard
Ambassador of Perseverance
and after all the rich guys with all the best of everything
to work with, I have to post one by Weesay, the blind street musician.
playing a hand made oil can guitar, but demonstrating the indomitable
human spirit which is at the core of all we do.
to work with, I have to post one by Weesay, the blind street musician.
playing a hand made oil can guitar, but demonstrating the indomitable
human spirit which is at the core of all we do.
Good going!!!!
I've seen many performers and Performances. This live recording, by Gary Moore in London in 1992, simply surpasses all others.
Incredible Les Paul tone - and Gary has to roll his volume knob off after every solo to control it - and a near perfect mix, including the brass section and backup singers.
I've never heard more polish than this. Yes, somebody might play their song, and might even do a halfway decent job, but it's never polished to this degree...
Incredible Les Paul tone - and Gary has to roll his volume knob off after every solo to control it - and a near perfect mix, including the brass section and backup singers.
I've never heard more polish than this. Yes, somebody might play their song, and might even do a halfway decent job, but it's never polished to this degree...
Col Mustard
Ambassador of Perseverance
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Hmmm...playing good here this morning....
Only if you click the YouTube link!
But you then go and find it and it will play, some of my own have done this
