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Peter Frampton, Show Me The Way

i think if it's not obvious why it was groundbreaking, some explanation would be polite IMO, Cowboy was the first good mix of Rap, Country & Rock combined. I'm honestly not a big fan of Rap or Country but I think Kid Rock did a good job of combining everything. He threw the concept of 'genre' out the window. And it's hard to argue that it went over big. I think it helped break down some of the walls of Country music. As far as Van Halen's Eruption, I know it's not your thing pwal but Eruption was a complete game changer for guitar. To quote Frank Zappa, "Eddy Van Halen reinvented the guitar". Not to mention, David Lee Roth reinvented buttless chaps 😘

John Prine & Tom Petty, Picture Show

Stone Temple Pilots, Lady Picture Show

Kid Rock, Cowboy

Gary Numan, Cars

Little Richard, Tutti Frutti

Van Halen, Eruption

Robert Johnson, Terraplane Blues

William Hung, She Bangs I believe this is the first recording that successfully combined quantized midi music with VERY pitchy vocals. It broke new ground by showing that you dont need talent to achieve 15 minutes of fame. 👍

Megadeth, Train of Consequences

Blackfoot, Train Train (Double points)

Josh Turner, Long Black Train

Josh Ritter, Idaho

Josh Ritter, Girl in the War

Pink Floyd, Dogs of War

Nazareth, Hair of the Dog

Temple of the Dog, Reach Down

Shirley Temple, On The Goodship Lollipop

Stone Temple Pilots, Piece of Pie

Humble Pie, Black Coffee

Kenny Rogers & Mac Davis, Hard To Be Humble

Mac Davis, Poor Boy Boogie

Oscar Peterson & Barney Kessel, Boogie Blues

Nice job bud. Very full sounding recording. And both the lead and rhythm guitar sound great. The solo sounds very much like a Tele bridge pickup but what is the rhythm guitar? Is it a Tele Neck pickup? It has a nice chime but it doesn't sound like a Strat neck pickup to me. It almost sounds like a P-90 neck pickup. I'm also curious what amp or amp sim you used. It sounds like a real, nice Fender to me.