Rain

Project Pitchfork - Citynight

[:SITD:] - Plastination City

Funker Vogt - City of Darkness

David Bowie - Suffragette City

Tin Machine - Crack City

AC/DC - What Do You Do For Money, Honey

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Look at Little Sister

The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always

The Rolling Stones - The Last Time

As does this one. Ray Charles - I Wish You Were Here Tonight

This works on a few levels... Stevie Wonder - I Wish

I like this one:

I was very glad not to have taken my beloved Strat with me when we landed and I was told that my luggages weren't on the plane. They arrived a few days later, but I can't imagine the anxiety if it had been my Fender. The Epiphone survived the operation to and from Spain and again to and from Moscow. Wrote a few decent songs on it. I still have it in a closet somewhere.

That's just being lazy... I didn't have that option when we went to Spain and Russia, and I wouldn't have wanted to take an expensive guitar or one that had any sentimental value with me, so I opted for the creative option...

Alice Cooper - The Great American Success Story

Alice Cooper - I Love America

Iggy Pop - Wild America

Was going for that America F' yeah song on the Team America soundtrack, but I figured it may be a tad offensive... Alice Cooper - Lost in America

I could have posted the original, but, as a reference to the aforementioned hammer... Nine Inch Nails - Metal

Accept - Metal Heart

Just like all roads lead to Rome, all songs lead to Priest. Judas Priest - Metal Gods

Anvil - Metal on Metal

Judas Priest - Between the Hammer and the Anvil

That's strange to hear as I've had nothing but good luck with them, except that Trigger Finger thingie. I think my Delta 44 was the first thing that I bought when I decided to get serious about that whole DAW business. Midiman, as they had been known until then, were known for their solid products, and the Delta 1010 was receiving very positive reviews. I remember a fellow cakewalk newsgroup member got one and was quite happy with it - David Abraham Fenton I think his name was (I may be confusing people, that was obviously quite some time ago, circa 2000). As I was looking to upgrade my uber cheap PCI card, I figured M-Audio was the way to go. Although it didn't have quite the same pedigree as the 1010, the 44 was amply sufficient for my needs. I never used more than 2 ins at a time, anyway. And everything else in my humble rig was M-Audio too - preamp, monitors, midi keyboard. Didn't hurt that they had an office in Quebec City where I lived - which was almost unheard of. And then came Pro Tools M-Powered, which was quite exciting at the time. My perception of it was that the quality went south after Avid sold them, which coincided with me upgrading my gear, anyway. Are they even still in business? The only M-Audio "product" that I still use is this old key thingie: But I take your word for it - I guess I was particularly lucky.

That Kirk Hammett signature guitar. It arrived damaged so I sent it back. But the 5 minutes I had it in my hands were enough to convince me that Floyd Rose tremolos are not for me (which I apprehended, anyway). I needed a "metal" type of guitar for a project and it would have otherwise seem to fit the bill (even if I am not fan of Hammett). So I stuck with my LP and SG. Tune-o-Matic all day for me (or wraparound).