Payton34Smith22
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Juke & BrAinPaiNt might enjoy this one. Pretty freaking awesome IMO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs
masomenos85;1462072 said:this is a great cover too...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNc5o9TU0t0&mode=related&search=[/quote]
Yep, that be awesome!
masomenos85;1462072 said:
Payton34Smith22;1457757 said:Juke & BrAinPaiNt might enjoy this one. Pretty freaking awesome IMO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs
MichellesMan;1462962 said:Meh, they were so busy showing off their riffs, runs, and hammer-offs that the original melody became almost non-existent. Give me somebody who can play it straight-up.
Big Dakota;1463084 said:I've heard of some dude named Page???
Then again Hendrix didn't exactly play The Star-Spangled Banner straight-up, did he?
MichellesMan;1462962 said:Meh, they were so busy showing off their riffs, runs, and hammer-offs that the original melody became almost non-existent. Give me somebody who can play it straight-up.
silverbear;1463850 said:You must not like jazz at all, because going off on improvisational riffs, then coming back around to the melody line, is what that genre is all about...
You're also definitely not a Deadhead, those boys bragged about never playing a song the same way twice... and reaching back a way, you would never have enjoyed a Loggins & Messina concert, because Jimmy Messina was heavy into jazz, and their instrumental breaks (sometimes 10 minutes long) were quite jazz-y...
Jazz isn't my favorite, but when I'm listening to it, I kind of disengage my mind, and let the music take me where it will... when the jazz is good, it's often a really interesting trip...
MichellesMan;1463970 said:When I was in college, I did a 3 hour jazz show 3 times a week. Those were the longest 9 hour stretches and to this day I can't stand jazz.
Loggins & Messina never really tripped my trigger, either.
The Grateful Dead were much better as their alter ego; Old and In The Way.
As far as improvisation goes, I think it depends on the genre. As a fan of bluegrass, I love the solos (which follow and enhance the melody).
One man's trash is another man's treasure.
If every cover out there was exactly as the original there would be really no point to doing covers. You take a song and make it yours...I hate people who do covers and change nothing...the point is for a fresh persepective.MichellesMan;1462962 said:Meh, they were so busy showing off their riffs, runs, and hammer-offs that the original melody became almost non-existent. Give me somebody who can play it straight-up.
carphalen5150;1464324 said:If every cover out there was exactly as the original there would be really no point to doing covers. You take a song and make it yours...I hate people who do covers and change nothing...the point is for a fresh persepective.
Payton34Smith22;1457757 said:Juke & BrAinPaiNt might enjoy this one. Pretty freaking awesome IMO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs