Hey Radd, howya doing. 
Actually I'm doing my best Andy ripoff with the riffs . . . as originally heard here. 
But yeah, I am recently finding out about the joys of basic riffage playing. 2-3 years ago I was all about the speed picking and trills and fast runs crammed everywhere they can be. Now, I do not practice at all and my playing has gotten much crappier, so I just lay back and recycle 2-3 of the same slow chordal patterns over and over. I believe that change has made me a much happier person.
I can't do a blended version because I sold the V30.
BTW Splawn now have two different Eminence custom speaker models that can only be purchased with their cabs - the Big Blocks 25 and 60 if I am not mistaken (I probably am). I guess they use the Governors because they are (or are at least advertised as) very 'British' sounding (Splawns being something of a hot-rodded boutique Marshall). Yes, Eminence have so many models on offer. I am confused.
Ahh, and thanks for stopping by.
Actually I'm doing my best Andy ripoff with the riffs . . . as originally heard here. But yeah, I am recently finding out about the joys of basic riffage playing. 2-3 years ago I was all about the speed picking and trills and fast runs crammed everywhere they can be. Now, I do not practice at all and my playing has gotten much crappier, so I just lay back and recycle 2-3 of the same slow chordal patterns over and over. I believe that change has made me a much happier person. I can't do a blended version because I sold the V30.
BTW Splawn now have two different Eminence custom speaker models that can only be purchased with their cabs - the Big Blocks 25 and 60 if I am not mistaken (I probably am). I guess they use the Governors because they are (or are at least advertised as) very 'British' sounding (Splawns being something of a hot-rodded boutique Marshall). Yes, Eminence have so many models on offer. I am confused.
Ahh, and thanks for stopping by.
