Talk about other artists here (even though they all rip off Meshuggah)
#190502 by Billy Rhomboid
Wed Apr 01, 2009 1:36 am
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:
Abydost wrote:John Petrucci - Damage Control

I want to touch JP.


Awesome. Wait, doesn't everyone want to touch him - either Inappropriately, or in hopes that his skillz might rub off on them? :wink:



I don't want to touch anyone who wears such appalling shirts for fear some his taste in clothes might rub off on me.

His skills aren't that great either. I have never seen him produce a rabbit from a guitar for example, and that is the yardstick by which all guitarists should be measured.
#190524 by Leechmaster
Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:12 am
Very, very loud siren off in the distance. Sounds like the Luftwaffe are coming or something!
#190529 by AlucardXIX
Wed Apr 01, 2009 4:03 am
Leechmaster wrote:Very, very loud siren off in the distance. Sounds like the Luftwaffe are coming or something!


WWIII?

Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:
AlucardXIX wrote:I wouldn't mind punching him in the face and telling him to slow the fuck down on his guitar and write some good music for once.


:lol: Well I think he makes good music. Not every single song is a master piece, but that's the case with anyone. They do good stuff IMO. Do I detect a hint of Petrucci-jealousy? *Oooh burn*

No, I kid. I kid. :wink:


HA, even if you kid, I am far from jealous of Petrucci. I'm more jealous of people like Justin King and Bob Zabek in terms of guitar playing ability, with which both of them destroy Petrucci.
#190533 by Biert
Wed Apr 01, 2009 4:48 am
On the topic of new Mastodon: I think it's good, but not as orgasmic as many other people seem to think. Then again, I was never too impressed with Mastodon anyway, this is likely to be their best album.

Admittedly, my opinion differs from others on a regular basis :P
#190547 by Biert
Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:05 am
The Gathering - The West Pole
#190554 by SouvlakiSlowdive
Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:02 am
Biert wrote:The Gathering - The West Pole


How is that anyway? I wonder how they sound without Anneke?

For me, it's Chroma Key - You Go Now
#190560 by Deth Warmdover
Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:20 am
Isao Tomita
Stravinsky's Firebird suite (1975 Moog synth performance)
A Clockwork orange Soundtrack
Tangerine Dream
Phaedra
yELLO
Solid Pleasure
Ultravox
Vienna
#190561 by Biert
Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:28 am
SouvlakiSlowdive wrote:
Biert wrote:The Gathering - The West Pole


How is that anyway? I wonder how they sound without Anneke?

They sound pretty much the same because their new singer sounds pretty much the same :P

I've only heard it once so far, and I didn't pay much attention. It's not bad though.
#190577 by Taskusorsa
Wed Apr 01, 2009 12:46 pm
Mike Oldfield, Captain Beefheart and the new Mastodon album. Loving Tubular bells and Trout mask replica but Mastodon still needs some more listening.
#190588 by Devy, spelled Devy!
Wed Apr 01, 2009 1:35 pm
Billy Rhomboid wrote:
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:
Abydost wrote:John Petrucci - Damage Control

I want to touch JP.


Awesome. Wait, doesn't everyone want to touch him - either Inappropriately, or in hopes that his skillz might rub off on them? :wink:



I don't want to touch anyone who wears such appalling shirts for fear some his taste in clothes might rub off on me.

His skills aren't that great either. I have never seen him produce a rabbit from a guitar for example, and that is the yardstick by which all guitarists should be measured.


Oh man, I've noticed his horrible shirts as well. At prog. Nation 2008, his shirt had sparkles, of glitter or something on it. It was pretty funny. And yeah, what a total loser, I've never seen him do the rabbit trick either. What a piece of shit :wink: I love me some Petruch.


AlucardXIX wrote:HA, even if you kid, I am far from jealous of Petrucci. I'm more jealous of people like Justin King and Bob Zabek in terms of guitar playing ability, with which both of them destroy Petrucci.


Oh man, I knew that comment would set you off :wink: No one can deny though that Petrucci is very talented, and is very skilled technically and other wise. Man, we just don't agree on guitar players do we? First Steve Vai, and now JP :lol:

SouvlakiSlowdive wrote:For me, it's Chroma Key - You Go Now


Hey I love Chroma Key! :D Hope there's some more of it sometime though
#190592 by Aden
Wed Apr 01, 2009 2:26 pm
Katatonia - The Great Cold Distance

...I tend to be an album-at-a-time listener... i'm sure there are many more like me on here?
#190607 by AlucardXIX
Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:39 pm
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:
AlucardXIX wrote:HA, even if you kid, I am far from jealous of Petrucci. I'm more jealous of people like Justin King and Bob Zabek in terms of guitar playing ability, with which both of them destroy Petrucci.


Oh man, I knew that comment would set you off :wink: No one can deny though that Petrucci is very talented, and is very skilled technically and other wise. Man, we just don't agree on guitar players do we? First Steve Vai, and now JP :lol:


I just dont like shredders. Both Vai and Petrucci are astoundingly talented guitarists...but thats all they are is guitarists, they are not musicians to me. I compose all of my own music, drums, guitar, bass, you name it I wrote it(on my own music, again)

Vai and Petrucci blow me away in terms of out right skill. They can both play more cleanly, faster, and more complex things than I can. Do I respect them? Yes. Do I enjoy their works? Not so much.

They lack feel! A lot of people will come back and say "well Vai has a lot of feel! His stuff isnt ALL shred!"

Ok, so what, he can play slow. Still doesn't make him as good a musician as say: Dev, Mikael Akerfeldt, Steven Wilson, all of the guys from Meshuggah.

On the note of shredders though, I do enjoy Mattias IA Eklundh. Reason being? He is different. His stuff is far beyond what both Vai and Petrucci play, his style is different his sound is different. The guy is incredible and if you like guitar playing I HIGHLY suggest giving Eklundh a try.

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