I find a lot of intriguing music and I try to share the ones that are most fun and impressive. I am on the left, playing at a friend's party circa 2003. This was my 1986 Charvel Model 4. Man, how I miss that guitar.
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Paul Gilbert is one of my icons. I discovered him in the late 1990s, his work with Mr Big was eye opening, and that got me to look into his band Racer X, and from there, I was hooked. I have as much of his recorded music as I can
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Enjoy this ripping cover by Ally the Piper
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Favorite of the newsletter, Lari Basilio is back with a new guitar, and moar strings. See how she puts them to use.
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Favorite of the blog, Gamazda is back with another stellar transcription to the piano, this time taking on Chop Suey. Tasty!
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Eliana Cargnelutti and Strange Kind of Women are back, and kicking arse.
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It's been a while, but the incomparable Anneke van Giersbergen is a true treasure, inspired by a cover of Nothing Else Matters by Ms. van Giersbergen and the Dutch National Orchestra, this is a hat tip to Anneke
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Gear Acquisition Syndrome has struck again. This time, I added a MJ Charvel Dinky 24 to the stable, and boy, is she a sweet player.
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They finally did it, a limited edition custom Michael Schenker Flying V. I missed my chance to own one, but I am not too sad about that.
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A new find, Jazz Sabbath bends genre's melding the genius of Ozzy and Tony Iommi into a small jazz combo, providing ample room for tonal exploration.
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Take Five has become one of those bellweather pieces of music. Always worth listening to, and an iconic groove. Kenny Banks Jr. delivers a superb interpretation for solo piano.
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A killer new guitar, a bit out of my comfort zone, but damn, is it amazing.
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Guitarists are snobs, but our snobbery is a mere fraction of the nuttiness of the audiophile ecosystem. The myths are sticky, but real data and tests are good at busting them.