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Title: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: Ed_Chambley on July 25, 2018, 10:22:14 am

Funny

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: shooter on July 25, 2018, 11:49:09 am

like it!
I quit listening to music when the '80s came along, then re-engaged for the '90s, as a listener, I didn't miss a thing  :icon_biggrin:

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: Ritchie200 on July 25, 2018, 10:41:06 pm

Wait...  What if I think arpeggios started back in about 1970 thanks to you-know-who.  Can I still shred?

I'm confused!
Jim

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: PRR on July 25, 2018, 11:37:42 pm

> arpeggios started back in about 1970 thanks to you-know-who

JS Bach? Yeah, he did a lot of arpeggios, but was not the first.

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: Ritchie200 on July 26, 2018, 12:03:25 pm

Was Brandenburg Concerto before Ritchie? I don't think so! :icon_biggrin:

Jim

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: Ed_Chambley on July 27, 2018, 05:18:55 am

Playing arpeggios and sweep picking should get a pass. Nah, still Gambale and Corea. Anything Bach and Blackmore did gets a pass. That was before I heard shredding.


It is called woodshedding which means 2 things. One is practice guitar and be a tree hugger while doing it. The other requires cutting your own switch. Which came first?


The rooster!

Title: Re: A note to us old 80's players
Post by: Ed_Chambley on July 27, 2018, 05:21:20 am

Quote from: Ritchie200 on July 26, 2018, 12:03:25 pm

Was Brandenburg Concerto before Ritchie? I don't think so! :icon_biggrin:

Jim

20th century greensleeves live rainbow with Cozy on drums and man on silver mountain is my favorite Blackmore. Seems to have matured and was happy for once.