Joe Holmes tracking in studio

[dstroud]

well that was killer

 

[Bob Savage]

That is some smoking playing.

 

[steve_k]

Love that riffage starting at around 1:15.

 

[Wayniac3]

Cool riff - tasty lead - LOVE the tones

 

[rupe]

Great tone and cool playing

 

[Jeff Hilligan]

Pretty strong pinky....just saying his fingers are like Gilbert's alien like! Dig it!

 

[LAVALLE]

Wow!! That was awesome!! It was cool to see him using his pinky so much in those patterns near the end. That cat can play!!

 

[Anonymous]

loved it!

 

[flash6969]

Wow - im checking it out

 

[overthemountain]

That was totally badass!

 

[kasperjensen]

Winning.

 

[pkripper]

Tearing it up!

 

[zz666]

If he had made an Ozzy record he'd be amongst the "greats".

 

[Motorpud]

Great player and killer chops but not a fan of that rhythm tone at all. Liked the lead tone though.

I agree, I thought the rhythm tone sucked as well, mostly how the low strings sounded. Killer playing though

 

[Anonymous]

yeah that riff at around 1:20....loving that. his tone is impeccable...

 

[rupe]

If he had made an Ozzy record he'd be amongst the "greats".

I doubt it...Ozzy hasn't released anything worth listening to since "No More Tears". Plus, ask Gus G how that worked out for him

 

[TrueTone500]

He's no C.C. Deville, that's for sure.

 

[zz666]

If he had made an Ozzy record he'd be amongst the "greats".

I doubt it...Ozzy hasn't released anything worth listening to since "No More Tears". Plus, ask Gus G how that worked out for him

Ozzmosis was great IMO, and Joe would have written some killer shit with him. He co-wrote That I Never Had off Down To Earth which was a great track

The material Gus G had to work with was sub par

 

[Doubleneck]

On another note, look at how high he raises his fingers off the fretboard as he plays. I think we all know that is not the best technique. I wonder who the heck his guitar teacher was that would let him get away with that

Yeah, but his right hand technique is almost as good as yours.

 

[Chubtone]

On another note, look at how high he raises his fingers off the fretboard as he plays. I think we all know that is not the best technique. I wonder who the heck his guitar teacher was that would let him get away with that

Yeah, but his right hand technique is almost as good as yours.

I'm not comparing myself to him, no thanks. I remember my guitar teacher always telling me I lifted my fingers too high off of the fretboard. I'd like to show him this and say look at this guy!!!!!!!