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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: tiga on January 16, 2015, 12:09:56 AM
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Started this thread as a place for musicians and lovers of music to discus music and post some cool music clips.
As a drummer one of my favorite clips is a bit of Omar Hakim Wizardry from Stings "Bring on the night" tour.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdijsvPnyoc Starts at 3:13
Mark King, Level 42 at Wembley amazing Bass Solo. second half of the clip is unbelievable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdijsvPnyoc
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About to catch some shut eye and can't link anything at the moment but one of my favourite clips on youtube is Richie Sambora doing some improv on a 3 neck guitar before Dead or Alive. Also like looking up insanely gifted Asian kids playing ridiculously difficult video game themes on 8 string guitars and stuff.
I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Musical interests differ greatly, so gear is a great topic. What is your set up tiga? Electric, acoustic? Ever stuffed around with DAWs and doing some recording? Always wonder how the hell drummers go when there are things like kids, neighbours, wives etc ;D
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About to catch some shut eye and can't link anything at the moment but one of my favourite clips on youtube is Richie Sambora doing some improv on a 3 neck guitar before Dead or Alive. Also like looking up insanely gifted Asian kids playing ridiculously difficult video game themes on 8 string guitars and stuff.
I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Musical interests differ greatly, so gear is a great topic. What is your set up tiga? Electric, acoustic? Ever stuffed around with DAWs and doing some recording? Always wonder how the hell drummers go when there are things like kids, neighbours, wives etc ;D
dwaino I currently have a Roland TD-6 as I had to offload my ludwig acoustic kit because of kids and neighbours. It has mesh snare but all the other pads are rubber. Hoping to get a TD-20 in the near future. I also play piano badly. ;D a mate of mine plays bass and we jam every now and then. Haven't used a DAW but I would love to try one out. Do most of my recording and editing on my standard PC. I have rigged up my TD6 to my xbox to play band hero lol.
So what about you? You play guitar don't you? Knowing you you've probably got a Gibson Les Paul!!
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I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Stargazer's the greatest song of all time.
As youtubing for child prodigies....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqSx8kfwtpM
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All about that bass-Megan Trainor
But seriously im more of a alternative rock kind of guy. As hard s I go would be bullet for my valentine who I used to enjoy. As for talent I have 0
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About to catch some shut eye and can't link anything at the moment but one of my favourite clips on youtube is Richie Sambora doing some improv on a 3 neck guitar before Dead or Alive. Also like looking up insanely gifted Asian kids playing ridiculously difficult video game themes on 8 string guitars and stuff.
I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Musical interests differ greatly, so gear is a great topic. What is your set up tiga? Electric, acoustic? Ever stuffed around with DAWs and doing some recording? Always wonder how the hell drummers go when there are things like kids, neighbours, wives etc ;D
dwaino I currently have a Roland TD-6 as I had to offload my ludwig acoustic kit because of kids and neighbours. It has mesh snare but all the other pads are rubber. Hoping to get a TD-20 in the near future. I also play piano badly. ;D a mate of mine plays bass and we jam every now and then. Haven't used a DAW but I would love to try one out. Do most of my recording and editing on my standard PC. I have rigged up my TD6 to my xbox to play band hero lol.
So what about you? You play guitar don't you? Knowing you you've probably got a Gibson Les Paul!!
My bro in law does something similar with his Roland kit and rock band of something on ps3.
No don't have a gibbo ;D one day maybe. I have an LTD eclipse that looks like one though lol. I'm a lefty so guitar selection and prices make it hard sometimes. Crown of my collection is a custom E - II (jap built ESP). Have a couple schecters, an ibanez, most of which I've done pickup changes on. One is a 7 string. Run into a 100w Blackstar tube through a couple reverb and delay pedals. I have a Native Instruments interface and use the Sonar X3 DAW with amplitude, but have put it away for a while. I recently rebuilt my Pc which is for gaming and I don't want to bloat it. Going to grab a mac soon so I can run Logic and dedicate it to recording.
Eat em alive who posts on here has a great guitar collection. After a 16 month wait he just got his hand crafted custom axe. It's really nice.
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I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Now you're talking Dwaino!! Have got plenty of these in my collection and love to play Rainbow, Sabbath and Slade when I'm out jogging. My tastes are fairly wide - I can listen to most things (not Hip Hop or Techno) and have a lot of Jethro Tull, ACDC, Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Johnny Cash and Elvis as well.
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I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Now you're talking Dwaino!! Have got plenty of these in my collection and love to play Rainbow, Sabbath and Slade when I'm out jogging. My tastes are fairly wide - I can listen to most things (not Hip Hop or Techno) and have a lot of Jethro Tull, ACDC, Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Johnny Cash and Elvis as well.
Im partial to some Diamond Head
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I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Now you're talking Dwaino!! Have got plenty of these in my collection and love to play Rainbow, Sabbath and Slade when I'm out jogging. My tastes are fairly wide - I can listen to most things (not Hip Hop or Techno) and have a lot of Jethro Tull, ACDC, Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd, Beatles, Johnny Cash and Elvis as well.
Im partial to some Diamond Head
Are you evil? Yes you are....
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I appreciate music but I doubt anyone on here would appreciate my musical tastes ;D
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Jazz?
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Jazz,Hard Rock,Metal,Soul,Classical-Bring it on!
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You are soul, oxxford.
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Yep, I'm a music appreciator! I should be, I've been playing bass for over 30 years & various instruments from the age of 3. I've played just about everything on bass, from pop to rock to punk to country to western to blues to heavy metal. These days I stop trying to categorize the different styles of music, age & some wisdom has taught me that its all just music! The only difference from one genre to the next are the actual sounds to use, tempo & attitude then steer the music into the various genres. I have spent the last 20 years playing in the same band. We started out as a Hawkwind cover band doing everything on The Space Ritual & then branching out into other albums from the core members & associated musicians. After slogging away under the cover band yolk we decided to write originals - nine albums later we are legends in our own lunch boxes! Master of the Universe still tops our most often played list.
Of all the hundreds of gigs I have played over those 30 odd years the one that stands out was to play at a local church social in an knocked together band with a churchie friend. We let the very conservative crowd have some Motorhead at ear-shattering volume! Ace Of Spades sorted them out! Then to show some variety we backed up Motorhead with Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing at a very pedestrian pace, Brother At Arms to mellow them out & then finished them off with Holiday In Cambodia by the Dead Kennedys! I can still see the shocked faces in the crowd as we screamed out 'Pol Pot' at them at break neck speed! We really nailed those churchies, oddly enough the invited us back for the next social! :lol
Personal faves:- its a long & confusing list but the Beatles are still my absolute fave!
Notable gigs:- supporting the Sunny Boys at 21st Century in Frankston & supporting the Painters & Dockers at the Tropicana Club in Richmond (both with a band called The Swing Club in the 90's).
Favourite movie - This is Spinal Tap!
Music & Football are a great combination in Melbourne, it doesn't matter where you go you get lots of both!
Rock on Tigers! :gotigers
ps Dwaino - a brilliant virtual recording studio program is Ableton Live, version 5. Downloadable, free & completely versatile - it does anything & everything! Logic Audio is awesome too, but not as flexible or friendly, imo.
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Jazz?
Jazz me?
No way ;D
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About to catch some shut eye and can't link anything at the moment but one of my favourite clips on youtube is Richie Sambora doing some improv on a 3 neck guitar before Dead or Alive. Also like looking up insanely gifted Asian kids playing ridiculously difficult video game themes on 8 string guitars and stuff.
I'm mostly into some pretty extreme stuff but more up the alley of many on this forum I'm really keen on Deep Purple (especially Machinehead), Rainbow and Dio era Sabbath, some early Eagles (dat guitar playing), and I remember dad also cranking Slade Alive a lot when I was a kid.
Musical interests differ greatly, so gear is a great topic. What is your set up tiga? Electric, acoustic? Ever stuffed around with DAWs and doing some recording? Always wonder how the hell drummers go when there are things like kids, neighbours, wives etc ;D
dwaino I currently have a Roland TD-6 as I had to offload my ludwig acoustic kit because of kids and neighbours. It has mesh snare but all the other pads are rubber. Hoping to get a TD-20 in the near future. I also play piano badly. ;D a mate of mine plays bass and we jam every now and then. Haven't used a DAW but I would love to try one out. Do most of my recording and editing on my standard PC. I have rigged up my TD6 to my xbox to play band hero lol.
So what about you? You play guitar don't you? Knowing you you've probably got a Gibson Les Paul!!
My bro in law does something similar with his Roland kit and rock band of something on ps3.
No don't have a gibbo ;D one day maybe. I have an LTD eclipse that looks like one though lol. I'm a lefty so guitar selection and prices make it hard sometimes. Crown of my collection is a custom E - II (jap built ESP). Have a couple schecters, an ibanez, most of which I've done pickup changes on. One is a 7 string. Run into a 100w Blackstar tube through a couple reverb and delay pedals. I have a Native Instruments interface and use the Sonar X3 DAW with amplitude, but have put it away for a while. I recently rebuilt my Pc which is for gaming and I don't want to bloat it. Going to grab a mac soon so I can run Logic and dedicate it to recording.
Eat em alive who posts on here has a great guitar collection. After a 16 month wait he just got his hand crafted custom axe. It's really nice.
dwaino Just flip it like Hendrix! ;D Or you could ring up a store using your best Liverpudlian accent and say you are Paul McCartney and you are after the Beatles discount! ;D As they say...Lefties tend to use the more creative side of their brain. I'm a leftie also. :thumbsup Hardest thing for a left-hander is playing drums on a right hand kit. I sound like Rick Allen...... if He lost his other arm ;D
I'm a huge Deep Purple fan! Ian Paice is one of my favorite drummers. Highway Star & Space Truckin two of my fave tracks.
You have a great selection of guitars. Mate of mine who is a guitar Teacher has an Ovation Elite. He is a big Satch fan and plays "circles" to perfection on it for the first 8 or 9 bars and then quickly switches to his Ibanez for the out of control solo stuff. Its awesome to watch and listen to.
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Satriani is a deadset machine. I can't get into the virtuosos though. Not out of disrespect but I just can't get into the vibe of just listening to entire albums of shred and wank. I'm a fan of a lot of death metal guitarists and Michael Romeo of the prog band Symphony X. I can mimic plenty of my other favorites but not him. He is just too good, and the band in general just leaves my jaw on the ground with the guitar and keyboard lead trading. There is only so good you can get with time and regular practice, but then there are some people who are born with the talent to take them to the next level (see Ablett) and all the rest of us plebs are left to do is drool and admire.
I play a bit of bass too but haven't picked that up in yonks. ;D the drummer in my last band was lefty and always gave techs at gigs a hard time when he had to rearrange racks and mics from right to left then back again when we were done. I'm useless on drums. Have tried so many times on friends kits and I'm just too unco. Arms and legs cannot work independently :lol
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Off to the theatre tonight to see "Once: the musical"
Music is folk type stuff with abit of the Corrs thrown in
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Not roxus
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Anything bar cuntry
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Music is folk type stuff with abit of the Corrs thrown in
Nothing wrong with that!! :thumbsup
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Music is folk type stuff with abit of the Corrs thrown in
Nothing wrong with that!! :thumbsup
Have to say it was absolutely brilliant
Loved the music. Good stuff
Was listening to Fleetwood Mac in the car this morning and yesterday was listening to Melissa Etheridge
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Music is folk type stuff with abit of the Corrs thrown in
Nothing wrong with that!! :thumbsup
Have to say it was absolutely brilliant
Loved the music. Good stuff
Was listening to Fleetwood Mac in the car this morning and yesterday was listening to Melissa Etheridge
Fleetwood Mac :thumbsup Melissa Etheridge "Somebody bring me some ear plugs" ;D
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Music is folk type stuff with abit of the Corrs thrown in
Nothing wrong with that!! :thumbsup
Have to say it was absolutely brilliant
Loved the music. Good stuff
Was listening to Fleetwood Mac in the car this morning and yesterday was listening to Melissa Etheridge
Fleetwood Mac :thumbsup Melissa Etheridge "Somebody bring me some ear plugs" ;D
She prefers ear muffs....
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She prefers ear flaps....
Edited for accuracy
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dwaino, here's one for you bud!
Shane Lee shredding like a madman doing freestyle as he puts it. ;D
Someone once said that Shane's guitar style is akin to someone dropping a guitar down a flight of stairs. ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsCZyZBHGDI
If you want more here is Shane Vocalising 5 octaves on the Piano :lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZsBL4d1Eus
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dwaino, here's one for you bud!
Shane Lee shredding like a madman doing freestyle as he puts it. ;D
Someone once said that Shane's guitar style is akin to someone dropping a guitar down a flight of stairs. ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsCZyZBHGDI
If you want more here is Shane Vocalising 5 octaves on the Piano :lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZsBL4d1Eus
Thought that was going to be the cricketer Shane Lee who was in that band with his brother Brett....
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dwaino, here's one for you bud!
Shane Lee shredding like a madman doing freestyle as he puts it. ;D
Someone once said that Shane's guitar style is akin to someone dropping a guitar down a flight of stairs. ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsCZyZBHGDI
If you want more here is Shane Vocalising 5 octaves on the Piano :lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZsBL4d1Eus
:lol love the comment "here's the tab..."
I was expecting the next youtube champ like how Rob Chapman or even Rick Graham. ;D
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dwaino, here's one for you bud!
Shane Lee shredding like a madman doing freestyle as he puts it. ;D
Someone once said that Shane's guitar style is akin to someone dropping a guitar down a flight of stairs. ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsCZyZBHGDI
If you want more here is Shane Vocalising 5 octaves on the Piano :lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZsBL4d1Eus
:lol love the comment "here's the tab..."
I was expecting the next youtube champ like how Rob Chapman or even Rick Graham. ;D
the comments are the best part. :lol Someone asked him to post a tutorial. I just thought this thread needed a bit of shade to add to the light, but on this occasion it was more like a nuclear winter than shade. ;D
Moving on here's a bit of a novelty find.
Does anyone remember cousin Oliver from the Brady Bunch? Well here he is all grown up doing a pretty good cover of the classic Raspberries song " Go all the way".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwqooVQOOvQ
And you may have all seen this (2,000,000+ hits) but here's Andy McKee doing an amazing rendition of Toto's "Africa" on acoustic guitar. Love the fretboard action. :clapping
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHFcg1Bg83w
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ps Dwaino - a brilliant virtual recording studio program is Ableton Live, version 5. Downloadable, free & completely versatile - it does anything & everything! Logic Audio is awesome too, but not as flexible or friendly, imo.
Thanks for the tip JP! Just downloaded Ableton Live v9 on a 30 day trial and I'm going to have a crack at it over the next few days. Hoping I can create some guitar and keyboard tracks to accompany my drumming. :thumbsup
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pHoUScN5xM
:o
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Neil Finn joins Fleetwood Mac after Lindsey Buckingham 'fired'.
https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/neil-finn-joins-fleetwood-mac-after-lindsey-buckingham-fired-20180410-p4z8no.html
:gobdrop
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Neil Finn joins Fleetwood Mac after Lindsey Buckingham 'fired'.
https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/neil-finn-joins-fleetwood-mac-after-lindsey-buckingham-fired-20180410-p4z8no.html
:gobdrop
I'm a huge Fleetwood Mac fan
But errr... NO thanks
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Saw Dragon tonight at Mordi Festival.
Even though the lead isn't there anymore, and they are older they produced some great songs for a local.
Best festival going around that one. Entry fee 2 bux.
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What Makes This Song Great? - “Mr Brightside" by The Killers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuCAFvcrtVc
This guy is a former music producer who breaks down hit songs to show how they were made. Thought people here might be interested in this given Mr Brightside will always be associated with our 2017 flag.