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#221 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Paradise City Pulled from Slash's Solo Album » 815 weeks ago
Robin Finck being someone's fave guitar player is like someone saying T-Pain is their favorite singer
just disgusting! HAHA
Yeah, you my want to take an anti-diarrheal for what's coming out of your mouth.
#222 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Paradise City Pulled from Slash's Solo Album » 815 weeks ago
dr_love6977 wrote:Saikin wrote:I'm sorry, but if, for argument's sake, Slash pulls out Estranged- I don't want to hear anyone but Axl sing that.
Well then you're in luck. Slash owns no publishing rights to that song, and isn't even credited as a writer.
Um, isn't Slash the one who came up with all the killer lead guitar melodies in Estranged, along with the main guitar riff?
Regardless of whether or not the initial song was Axl's idea, that song has Slash all over it, regardless of publishing rights.
Yeah, that was one of Slash's big gripes in his book. How Axl had come in with this song that was pure piano, and Slash had put all the guitar melodies and everything to it. That one I can agree with, as you can hear Slash's input all over it.
#223 Re: GNRevolution Madness » GnREvolution Movie Madness II - 90's Nominations » 815 weeks ago
Boondock Saints
The Big Lebowski
Clerks
Mallrats
Chasing Amy
Dogma
Fight Club
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
American History X
Jurassic Park
Braveheart
LA Confidential
Pulp Fiction
Tombstone
T2
Casino
The Usual Suspects
Saving Private Ryan
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Good Will Hunting
Scent of a Woman
The Green Mile
The Fifth Element
Groundhog Day
Friday
There, in no particular order, are the best movies of the 90's.
#224 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Paradise City Pulled from Slash's Solo Album » 815 weeks ago
I'm sorry, but if, for argument's sake, Slash pulls out Estranged- I don't want to hear anyone but Axl sing that.
Well then you're in luck. Slash owns no publishing rights to that song, and isn't even credited as a writer.
#225 Re: The Sunset Strip » The GNRev Cover Song Challenge » 815 weeks ago
I'll smoke Dr Love's ass anyway, so it's not like it matters. HA!
Oh ho ho.... that's how we're gonna play it!! I accept your challenge. We're doing this like Lionel Richie: all night long. It's on like Donkey Kong!
After you guys do this, you should work together on a cover tune. One does guitar, the other bass, the other vocals,etc. Someone put it all together into a song.
I'm in love with this idea. Everyone can forward me tracks, I'll put it all together in Pro Tools.
#226 Re: The Garden » Last book you read... » 815 weeks ago
dr_love6977 wrote:Actually reading High Fidelity by Nick Hornsby right now.
How does that stack up against the movie? I love that flick, but I'm afraid it's 'cause of the great performances by Cusack and Black.
Well.. it's actually based London, so that makes it a little different right there. Other than that, the movie follows it quite well. A lot of it has just been Americanized though. A lot of Rob's narration is dead-on. It's actually one of my favorite movies. Watching it has been a prerequisite to dating me that I've given girls!
#227 Re: The Garden » Last book you read... » 815 weeks ago
Actually reading High Fidelity by Nick Hornsby right now.
#228 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Slash: 'Rose Is Misunderstood' » 816 weeks ago
2nd Gnr Related Media fuck up this week
What was the first?
#229 Re: The Sunset Strip » Musical Instruments Thread » 816 weeks ago
Well Taylor's are more balanced. Not sure about the Seagull, but it's definitely not as bright as an Ovation. It's more than enough for a bedroom guitarist. It's got a solid top, so it's not an entry level guitar by any means.
The mids and lows are where this thing shines. It'll do anything rhythm with no problem. It's not that it doesn't have clear highs, they just don't shine as much as the lows. It's a little lower than the Slash acoustic sound. Think intro to "Civil War," which I think Izzy played with a jumbo. Arpeggios are just fine, it's very pronounced. Chords really shine on it. It's really good for bluesy stuff, as it's a little darker.
Electronically this thing is awesome. I've gigged out with it, and have had no problems with noise or degradation of sound. Plugged in, it's not bad, but when I've recorded it I've always mic'd it up, as I would with any acoustic/electric, even if it were a Martin. You just don't get the "wood" sound through an acoustic pickup.
I've never had problems with the neck. I play really heavy gauge strings, so I can't comment too much on the bends, as it's pretty much impossible at my tension.
Hope this helped!
#230 Re: The Sunset Strip » Musical Instruments Thread » 816 weeks ago
Funny you should ask, that's the acoustic I have. I love it. It's not a very bright guitar, but you'll sure cary a rhythm.
