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He’s a Stevie Ray Vaughan clone with triple the speed. Open your ears up, his album suck. He plays in shit hole bars like any other punk asshole guitar player trying to make it, and he’s been around since the 90s and hasn’t done a fucking thing worth a shit, so he may be the nicest guy in the...

Every video of fucktard Pedal Pawn is "insane" That said, Sayce is a has-been fucking loser. I've known of him since the 90's. He is always poised to "make it" LOL He changes his look every 6 months, to somehow try try and resurrect or revitalize his life of not being able to sell-out 10-seater...

When I wanna listen to a guy who preaches 20 minute sermons in between each song, Eric Gales my first choice.

Hendrix made history with his guitar twice as far as I could see. The Star-Spangled Banner at Woodstock,a historic event, a historic performance, and the burning of the guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival, which blew everybody away. Hendrix was also of another generation. Actually a few...

Running either amp clean, and using pedals-

Not my finding. Red mode was muddy, useless to me. I thought the RED mode on the Crunch ch. blew as well. Truth be told, I only really liked OD 1 ORANGE mode on the JVM. It broke (POS) and I would NEVER buy another.

No, I kinda know that era really good. Jimi absolutely upstaged Eric Clapton that night in late 1966, at the London Polytechnic. All that happened was, two weeks later Eric grew an Afro. They were friends. Eric‘s guitar work in 1967 through 1968 era Cream is just off the charts. Jimi went to...

The best Clapton to listen to is the live Cream records, where the whole band is firing on all cylinders, and they’re all improvising. Clapton was un fucking untouchable back then, take my word for it.

My responses was from early this morning. We’re cool no worries, buddy.

Let me know when you can make a whole sentence all by yourself

Yes, over 20 years later. Good call, real expert you are. Just two weeks after getting blown off the stage, Eric was sporting a perm.

Jeff Beck was using for input Marshals. Colorsound Overdriver and other various effects, echoplex

He's pretty awesome. I like him because I can tell he studied the bootlegs. He's got the rhythm chops, really great tones too.

He does remind me of Uli at times

This guy, in all my years of listening to people play Hendrix stuff or copy Hendrix stuff or whatever, this guy is the best I’ve ever seen and there’s a couple of reasons for that. I’ve seen Randy Hansen as far back as 1978 a couple times and a few times after that. He’s really good but he’s...

But if it’s a tribute Van Halen band, you’re taking your pants off with the excitement and they have to play the correct exact solos otherwise it’s a disappointment

These shows have always been a joke. There are guys out there who could really entertain an audience doing the Jimi stuff, but Experience Hendrix puts on the same suspects. Funny, nobody questions the absolute decimation of Jimi tunes, but God forbid at a VH Tribute or Ozzy send-off someone...

Show was a joke, IMO, BUT...... while evrybody is praising Nuno and a few others for "nailing" whatever solos, all I can say is- f&cking Tony Iommi. Somebody uploaded the Sabbath set in great quality. I grabbed it and the video got taken down. It's on my FB page. I can't upload it here. Iommi...

Always been a fan of Vernon and Living Colour. I will agree he had no business being at an Ozzy tribute. Neither did a lot of other bands/ guitarists. I was most impressed by Tony Iommi.