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ExPatriatePen wrote:
Sarcastic wrote: As great as the other two legends are, I'm not sure I like their technical styles so much, especially ADM's. I like smooth players, not guys who jerk their guitars around and look to be physically struggling. I'm not criticizing him, as I've listened to the guy for good 20 years. Just that there are more technical players in metal/rock and I am no longer impressed by jazz musicians other than their theory knowledge and the overall smarts they possess.
ExPatriatePen wrote:Sarcastic wrote: As great as the other two legends are, I'm not sure I like their technical styles so much, especially ADM's. I like smooth players, not guys who jerk their guitars around and look to be physically struggling. I'm not criticizing him, as I've listened to the guy for good 20 years. Just that there are more technical players in metal/rock and I am no longer impressed by jazz musicians other than their theory knowledge and the overall smarts they possess.
Interesting viewpoint.
While I appreciate watching the best guitarists, what I really want is the auditory experience. ADM is outstanding in that regard.
(My personal favorite is Derek Trucks, but I've always been a slide guitar fan.)
BtW Sarcastic, ADM lives in Bergen county so he's just up the road from you. I actually have a "friend of a close friend" who is a bass player on Long Island who's recently struck up a friendship with ADm and has been spending a lot of time in ADM's home studio jamming with him. I'm really jealous. :)
JS© wrote:Doing the same tonight (listening to Nirvana). I've had the live show that I went to looping in the background.
Still surprised that the show was on youtube and that it was actually clear.
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