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Stephen Platinum Member
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chordial Platinum Member
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 9:43 am Post subject: |
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Cool work Stephen (and Art).
Missed the old drum track, but this one has a nice live feel. The leads sounds great, a harder grittier edge than the strat.
Has the classic JSF signature smoothness all over it, but what's this a new guitar, which model LP is it?
The more I delve into guitar playing (a slow process), the more variety I'm hearing 3:35 is great for instance.
Cheers Simon _________________ Chordial |
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Stephen Platinum Member
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 12:42 pm Post subject: |
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chordial wrote: | Cool work Stephen (and Art).
Missed the old drum track, but this one has a nice live feel. The leads sounds great, a harder grittier edge than the strat.
Has the classic JSF signature smoothness all over it, but what's this a new guitar, which model LP is it?
The more I delve into guitar playing (a slow process), the more variety I'm hearing 3:35 is great for instance.
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Thanks Simon.
The guitar is an Epiphone Les Paul Standard, the guitar I use most often for recording, is styled after the Gibson ES-335 which I played for 17 years before I needed to replace it, it got a trememdous amount of use back then, and I needed to update my sound, so I bought a Strat.
Anyway my "go to" is an Ibanez Artcore AS 73, only $300.00, and if you pick the right one, just a wonderful instrument.
Regards, _________________ Stephen
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chordial Platinum Member
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 1:57 pm Post subject: |
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Well that's a co-incidence,
I've been really fancying a Epiphone Les Paul Standard recently, to get those other types of sounds, and I think I'll like the larger neck. I'll be keeping the Strat, but it's nice to have the choice. I also noticed a good deal on the Epiphone Les Paul Custom, that looks like a nice instrument too. _________________ Chordial |
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Stephen Platinum Member
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 6:52 pm Post subject: |
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chordial wrote: | Well that's a co-incidence,
I've been really fancying a Epiphone Les Paul Standard recently, to get those other types of sounds, and I think I'll like the larger neck. I'll be keeping the Strat, but it's nice to have the choice. I also noticed a good deal on the Epiphone Les Paul Custom, that looks like a nice instrument too. |
I like mine, but it was just happenstance that I ended up with this guitar, a friend gave me a deal that I just couldn't pass on.
_________________ Stephen
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ellll Platinum Member
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 9:02 pm Post subject: |
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!!!,
Nice Guitar performance....really catching!
I like the minor, and I like the dist. and I like the general feel of a bit of pop and rock mixed in with a blu jazz feel at times....
This just needs lyrics...(Should you ever run out of something to keep you out of trouble... ) and you would have a hit....for SURE on this forum.... :
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