gasket
Ambassador of the Guitarded
Same here, not the kind of term I'd use. You'd hear it used in a rough pub by older blokes.
Made me wonder what was in the fathers mind when he named them.
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Same here, not the kind of term I'd use. You'd hear it used in a rough pub by older blokes.
Made me wonder what was in the fathers mind when he named them.
An interesting piece of trivia about the Easybeats, which some folks may not know...the rhythm guitarist for the Easybeats was George Young, who was the older brother of Malcolm and Angus Young.
BlackSG91
Ambassador of Anarchy
gasket
Ambassador of the Guitarded
George was the brain behind Malcolm & Angus. Naturally in later years the younger Youngs stood alone.
Vanda & Young, what a team!
DonP
Guest
The Pogues were originally called Pogue MaHone - Gaelic for kiss my a$$. But of course it isn't only the band names - albums too.
chilipeppermaniac
Ambassador of Decibels
jtcnj
Ambassador of the Crossroad
....^^^^^^+1
."History shows again and again
How nature points out the folly of men"
always loved that line.
I been on this since I got the CD last week:
I have heard all the songs before but dont know them well except for The Trooper.
I have started to to learn the first 2 rhythm segments for both guitarists.
I have the notes and progressions down just cant play them through at speed.
I get tripped up on the trill sometimes too.
Its coming up on 3 years I've been serious about learning to play.
I guess I'm below average at learning and developing skill / muscle memory.
I am making progress; slow but progress it is.
."History shows again and again
How nature points out the folly of men"
always loved that line.
I been on this since I got the CD last week:
I have heard all the songs before but dont know them well except for The Trooper.
I have started to to learn the first 2 rhythm segments for both guitarists.
I have the notes and progressions down just cant play them through at speed.
I get tripped up on the trill sometimes too.
Its coming up on 3 years I've been serious about learning to play.
I guess I'm below average at learning and developing skill / muscle memory.
I am making progress; slow but progress it is.
gball
Ambassador of Boogie
....^^^^^^+1
."History shows again and again
How nature points out the folly of men"
always loved that line.
I been on this since I got the CD last week:
I have heard all the songs before but dont know them well except for The Trooper.
I have started to to learn the first 2 rhythm segments for both guitarists.
I have the notes and progressions down just cant play them through at speed.
I get tripped up on the trill sometimes too.
Its coming up on 3 years I've been serious about learning to play.
I guess I'm below average at learning and developing skill / muscle memory.
I am making progress; slow but progress it is.
Prolly my favorite Maiden album from the "golden era"
Was totally stoked on the first two records as a young teen, so much so that it actually took me a while to take a shine to Bruce Dickinson (believe it or not!) but grew to love them even more with him out front. Still not sold on the 3-guitar lineup (and though Janick Gers seems super cool he's kind of a goof) but they continue to make great music, so I guess that's all that counts.
syscokid
Ambassador of War & Peace
Very-very cool. I've never heard of MTB or their music. Very original and enjoyable. The drumming is insane. Are these guys still around?
RVA
Ambassador
My staff put this in my head today. So I gave them what them wanted and played it for 12 minutes straight...and then I cracked!
gball
Ambassador of Boogie
Yeah, still going strong. Lots of interesting things happening in their music and they are a killer live band.