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Avalanche is #1 for hardest, since I havent been able to figure it all out. As gor I, the throw away, i find it really easy to play and sing at the same time, but i practiced it for about a week beofre i had it down 100%. That and the "solo" for Hello time bomb because I have no clue how to make those sounds on my guitar.

That is a damn good song. although its not my favorite off underdogs. that goes to Middle class gangsters.

lets see if i can remember everything here.... Electric Guitars: Hamer custom prototype 1978 Fender stratocaster custom series 2004 American series Stratocaster (my personal favorite) Accoustic Guitars: Takamine 6 string power accoustic Yamaha 12 string power accoustic Electric Bass: Yamaha 4 string Drums: Ludwig 7 piece with Remo heads and Saybian cymbals Amps: Fender 85 watt amp Marshall 200 watt head with Marshall Stack Other: Digitech 200 digital FX pedal A Trumpet Been playing guitar for 3 years Bass for 2 years Drums for 1 year Trumpet, Tuba, Trombone, Baritone for 4 years Currently in school learning Recording Production

Cool. I wonder when and how he got it.

Thank you for knowing who Kyuss is. I insist you have a cookie for your underground tastes. ;)

Like i said, Now we would be getting into who is the best songwriter, which to me is entirely different than the best musician.

Its a classic in songwriting history. Lets party to celebrate its creation.

Well then youve basically think hes a shit musician because you think his songs (metallicas in general) are shit. Some would say John lennon was a shit musician because they didnt like the beatles or his solo work, but he really was a song writing genius

Pink Floyd or the beatles. They truly are greats

Maybe you just dont care for the style of music in particular. Theres a difference between thinking his songs are shit, and thinking every song that is like his style is shit.

he can write songs, and he is creative, and thats a fact. Theres not a musician out there that cant write songs.

I think that when you start talking about getting into showing ranges of emotions, we talk about songwriters.

Here's My List of great bands to listen to: Stone Temple pilots KYUSS (so incredibly good its mind blowing) Copyright System of A down Alien Ant Farm Rush Weezer Red Hot Chili Peppers (before 1999, Pure funk)

OOOOOHHHH, just like how neil peart was never A GOD on drums. i see where you're coming from now. Its bizarro world. I follow you now BTW, Jaco Pastorius is one of the best bassists ever

I play basically everything and im in a few bands. My suggestion is first finding people who can actually play and you can get along with, then second is to have fun. Do a show and do the A&W root beer song and follow it up with the juicy fruit song. Just as long as you have a blast.

Anything he does is good. hes one of the few musicians that can be good for 3+ decades. Hes truly a legend

He really likes the Grapes of Wrath

What u talkin bout fool? he kicks ass.

Saw him in 2002 at the Kool Haus. Was a good show. The sound was great, but i think that the lighting guy was on something

I have a plan. Post some more, hahaha

Take that Dick!

What throws me off is the headstock. it seems to be from a gibson thunderbird with 6 on one side, and basically every other hollow body ive seen has the 3 on both sides headstock with the traditional gibson look. im starting to think its custom made.

I just enjoyed watching the video for ASR more so I went with that. maybe it was because the song was newer to me. who knows

The bass player is prety good I have to say. That was the first thing i noticed about them

Well he started using gibson back during Audio of being, so it was before his solo work. Maybe it was a promotional thing.