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#31
May 11 2009 05:59pm
Quote (Freezepop @ Mon, May 11 2009, 11:58pm)
Such an intelligent response.


I give what I get sir.
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May 11 2009 06:09pm
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I give what I get sir.


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May 11 2009 06:14pm
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Touche


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#34
May 11 2009 07:01pm
Sooo.. did peace settle in again lol :rolleyes: im not going to comment much on that, althought i did make this an opinion orientated thread, and everyone has one... I do love to hear mellow acoustic breaks in heavy oriented music :)
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#35
May 12 2009 01:01am
dude... john mclaughlin.

thanks for posting andy mckee he is my hero!

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May 12 2009 03:53am
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dude... john mclaughlin.

thanks for posting andy mckee he is my hero!


You dont see too many jazz acoustic guitar players out there.. this one has to be the best i've seen.
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#37
May 13 2009 09:13am
paco de lucia, antonio forcione.

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#38
Jun 20 2009 08:19am
Im taking the dust off this thread by mentioning a great guitar player who hasnt been mentionned yet, his style is more on the intellectual side, with dissonant passages while keeping a melodic flow. His style might not be for everyone but he's very talented to my eyes and ears. Here's Pino Forastiere.



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#39
Jun 21 2009 09:40am
Quote (kristallys @ Sat, Jun 20 2009, 02:19pm)
Im taking the dust off this thread by mentioning a great guitar player who hasnt been mentionned yet, his style is more on the intellectual side, with dissonant passages while keeping a melodic flow. His style might not be for everyone but he's very talented to my eyes and ears. Here's Pino Forastiere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z06aRokQW4E


very talented indeed, I just don't like his transitions from one riff to another -- they're purposefully off pitch but imo it sounds stupid, that breaks the melodic flow for me at least.
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#40
Jun 22 2009 01:01pm
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very talented indeed, I just don't like his transitions from one riff to another -- they're purposefully off pitch but imo it sounds stupid, that breaks the melodic flow for me at least.


Well.. i knew he wouldnt appeal to everyone, his music can be hard to grasp. Some of his other work is more conventionnal and easier to listen to.But i have to say this is my favorite piece from him, due to its originality. Thanks for posting your opinion.
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