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Stone Temple Pilots, Trippin On A Hole In A Paper Heart

Boy Rain, you didn't even mention cash. Do you keep a little cash with you? Or is cash money now obsolete in that Jetsons' world you live in? 😁

Cheers Rain. Yeah, I think being young was a big part of it. However, I also think "nowadays" is just a different time. Everything is more safe and predictable now. Esp with cell phones. Back in the day, you would drive for an hour to see your friend, hoping he was home because he didn't have a phone. If he wasn't home, you'd go back home then try again in a couple hours 😄. And how about the lost art of leaving notes with phone numbers on doors? 😆 ...."Hey Mike, I must have just missed you. I'm gonna drive to Ted's to see if you're there. If you're not there, I'll go check by Tommy's house for you. If u don't hear from me by 3 oclock, I'll prob be at Sally's house. Her number is 852-2847. But Sally might have to work early, in which case I'll probably be at Paul's house. Paul doesn't have a phone so if u can't reach me at Sally's house, f*ck it, we'll just try again tomorrow ". 🤣

Recording Kill Em All

Man, we Americans get no respect. We go to another country to replace something that been stolen and we get arrested for it. If I didn't have back problems, I'd go dig up Jim's coffin myself and bring it back to America where it belongs. 🤨

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John Lee Hooker, Wednesday Evening Blues

My top 10 most influential albums in order... 1. Slayer, Reign in Blood 2. Leif Garrett, I Was Made For Dancing 3. Venom, Welcome to Hell 4. Spice Girls, Spice World 5. Napalm Death, Scum 6. Debbie Boone, You Light Up My Life 7. Cattle Decapitation, Bring Back The Plague 8. Boy George, Boyfriend 9. Morbid Angel, Heretic 10. Britney Spears, Oops!... I Did It Again

Well guys, looks like I've been duped once again. I've always been a HUGE fan of Mark Paul Gosselaar's guitar playing in the Zack Attack. However, I just found out that he didn't actually play the lead guitar in this song. I'm starting to feel like my whole life has been one big f**king lie. 😔

That's a great analogy Rain. And yeah, Ace Frehley had already established himself as a great player and a great songwriter too. Ace was definitely the lead guitar sound of Kiss and he influenced many guitarists. All of my favorite Kiss songs have Ace on lead. And I loved Frehley's Comet too. I also heard that Ace didn't like their later producer and was planning to quit anyway. So yeah, although Ace was no Ed Van Halen, he was def an original and a perfect fit for Kiss. Long live the Spaceman 😉

Cheers Wolf. I'm not sure exactly how the legalities work with that stuff. All I know is, until I see you on the cover of Guitar World magazine taking credit for someone else's playing, I personally have no beef with you. 😁

I hear u Brian. My point was that ALL the best Warrant guitar solos(all of my faves) were played by the same guy who was not a member of the band. And the band was misleading about it. So I thought I was a Joey Allen fan but I was actually a Mike Slamer fan. Mike was Warrant's lead guitar ringer. He defined their lead guitar sound. Gilmour just brought in diff guest musicians but his playing skills were never in question. There's a reason he's many people's favorite guitarist, incl yours. I have nothing against guest musicians who bring in fresh ideas. Producers themselves usually offer fresh ideas and often contribute to songwriting and arranging. But a "ringer" is a whole diff animal in my book.

Yeah, I knew on Brick in the Wall they brought in a guy to give some rythm guitar ideas behind the solo. But the solo is all Gilmour. IMO, David proved he was a great guitarist before they even made the wall. Cheers