yngzaklynch
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shredi knight
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Brings back memories. I saw them on the US tour for that album at The Stone in San Francisco. By far the loudest show I've ever been too. Just such an insane decibel level that I was looking around like, "Is it really supposed to be THIS loud?!?!?. 
The live album that came from that tour was called, coincidentally enough, "Live Extreme Volume".
Am I the only one who just loves Paul Gilbert's old 80's shred tone?
The live album that came from that tour was called, coincidentally enough, "Live Extreme Volume". Am I the only one who just loves Paul Gilbert's old 80's shred tone?
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Gitfiddler
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FIREBALL
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wheni want my chops in shape i work on scarified....it really is a great picking workout 
markymarc1979
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Awesome got to love Racer X, i"m still digging Mr Big's new album.
yngzaklynch
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Gitfiddler":28g726hp said:
PG is just killing it.
droptrd
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Check out the guys user name... "whitepower666kkk"
yngzaklynch
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Yeah not sure if thats a joke or he's a nut
fek
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droptrd":2l9t9xgc said:Check out the guys user name... "whitepower666kkk"
I was just going to post the same thing. WTF?
Little B
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I personally liked thier tones on 2nd heat the most..it seems,like,for that matter(a lot of the shredder/guitar gods) which I love thier stuff to death,tend to have this nasally,mid/funny,un-organic guitar tones...but 2nd heat was so raw/urgent/, full of tone to me......I think there was a thread way back on "why do so many shredders have generic guitar tones?"........well,I can think of quite a few that are slamming w/ great tone these days too....