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prman wrote:You could always get a Les Paul with a Bigsby tremolo. Those aren`t so uncommon pair and you sometimes see them floating around.

Afaik Bigsby's are vibratos and not tremolos.

It doesn't have to be an Epiphone or Gibson model, just a guitar with a similar neck to a Les Paul (nut witdth: 1.68"), and maybe Mahogany just for the complete feel.

I've been playing on both my Ibanez S470 and my Les Paul for several years. I play better on my Les Paul than I do on the S470, this is mainly because of the neck. The frets and the neck dimensions on the Les Paul is perfect, and it makes the S470 seem rugged and unpleasant in comparison. Thing is, ...

Just keep practicing that one solo. Play it over and over again and you'll speed up automatically. Thing is.. the solo kinda grows on you and gets boring after awhile, and thats where improvisation kicks in. Good luck.

resha wrote: Anything that fist a guitar player can fit a bass player imho.

That sounded so awfully horrible.

Impulsive creativity, a good sense of humor and the ability to jam along when someone starts to play.

Personally I'd recommend a Les Paul to all beginners... though if you want a tremolo guitar you'd better be looking for a good Ibanez.

Rings are stupid

acoates wrote:I hope he went into attitude rehab as well, then he might actually be able to work with other people.

I think that was closely connected to his alcohol problems.

-yasi- wrote:well...they don't play instruments

Are you sure?

...or orgy.
.... no, I did NOT say that!

Play with your friends.. that thing is usually called a band.

I'm graduating this May and will be taking a 1 month trip to Asia (Hong Kong and then Tokyo) and in that month won't have my guitar with me, what will happen when I get back?? What can i do! Nothing, you will spontaneously combust when you stay away from your guitar for longer than three weeks. Sor...

I guess you could use one of those Attack effects on effects processors too.

I'm trying to teach myself this song, I'm currently at 2:47 in the song, still practicing. Great song!