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mac or rass?

i bet they can't play as fast as kurt cobain though

[Rass]

er, dunno! i guess if your talking technically brilliant blisteringly fast sweeping arpeggiated runs in the key of D flat demented minor add4, mac is faster, but if you just mean janick gers style random guitar dihorrea, i think that would be me!
is that about right? or am I demented?

[Mouse]

Whoever uses the most lube

[New Found Power]

Are we talking riffage or squiggly soloage?

[Rach_69]

Originally posted by Mouse
Whoever uses the most lube

shock mouse thinks of that



and guitar dihorrea? sounds fun!!

[Mac Atom]

Originally posted by Rass
er, dunno! i guess if your talking technically brilliant blisteringly fast sweeping arpeggiated runs in the key of D flat demented minor add4, mac is faster, but if you just mean janick gers style random guitar dihorrea, i think that would be me!
is that about right? or am I demented?

I reckon you are probably both..... right and demented!!

Rass has the blurry finger madness thang going on. I tend to be a bitty more slower and rhythmic, maybe I should be a bass player!

[Dan Atom]

Uh...Id' agree with both Mac and Rass on this subject.

Rass has a very Kill Em All-all-hell-breaks-loose kind of approach to the old guitar solo.

Mac has a more thought-out blues/metal approach in a number of the beast meets the black album style.

[Len Atom]

I think we have all forgotten one excellent example of blistering Atom guitar work -

the intro to Chasing Ghosts...

...without blowing my own trumpet, of course.....

[Superterrorizer]

Originally posted by Rach_69
shock mouse thinks of that



and guitar dihorrea? sounds fun!!

i don't think anything including the word dihorria sounds fun...prove me wrong.

[Joe Atom]

Originally posted by Len Atom
I think we have all forgotten one excellent example of blistering Atom guitar work -

the intro to Chasing Ghosts...

...without blowing my own trumpet, of course.....

What a big-head! Not only the first to grab all the song writing credits, and writing all the parts for every different instrument, and singing better vocals than I could ever dream of, you just have to remind everyone that you're an incredible classical guitarist to boot...

...fair enough!