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michelle7 wrote:Planes, trains and automobiles ...

I travelled from Ireland to Scotland to see Satch, wasn't that big a deal 'cos I wanted to go.

Same here, I travelled to Glasgow to see Vai and didn't mind it whatsoever cause....well, it was Vai!

Does anyone have any experience of buying a guitar in London? I'm travelling over to buy a new guitar in September and I was wondering where would be the best place to go. I'm guessing I'd be spending most of the day in and around Denmark Street. I'm on the look out for a Jem or high-end RG most pro...

Yeah, it's probably cause of the digital effects on the amp. The Zoom is a great little box for the money, but theres no point in running it with the digital amp. Keep it for the little Peavey and just run your axe straight into the Kustom.

mental speedin wrote:SHITE

I love Call it Sleep. And I agree with Freak Show XS about the entire Sex and Religion album!

Bit late but happy birthday Stevie!

Don't know about that amp specificly but Hughes and Kettner in general are excellent amps from my experience.

Hehe, fair play to him if thats true.

Vai and co co-exist perfectly well with other more 'tuney' bands in my CD collection. I enjoy one as much as the other. They're really 2 different styles of music. Just like a different tool to do a different job. It shouldn't matter who is 'more talented' because someone thats talented to one perso...

As a rule of thumb, you generally can't go wrong with Ibanez. You won't be disapointed!

Ah well, you'll be laughing about it soon. Mabye a greater power meant for you not to go to the concert so it might have been for the best!

Pom-Bear wrote:Rescue Me Or Bury Me


how could anyone forget that song

the songs amazing its so amazin that i cant stretch for the first chord of it and i have to play guitar completely different to finger the chords

Yeah took me ages to get that chord down, but just stick at it and it gets easy.

Would it be a heavy axe compared to a Les Paul? Somthing similar?

I have an old Zoom 505II and I still use it. It's a decent sounding unit, through my solid-state Hughes and Kettner, anyway. I can get really cool tones with it. And it has loads of good effects, even a harmoniser. Obviously not the greatest quailty unit ever but for the money it was great. I don't ...