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Learn this in 5ths, let's record it!
Learn this in 5ths, let's record it!
Steve Morse's Tumeni Notes
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if only i had time for such things.. .i barely have the time to post here... but i already win, because i've done something way cooler... i've played on a track with Steve, taking alternate solos,
Glenn Fricker
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Wasn't that on the Rush tribute? Red Barchetta, right?
BTW, I saw Steve play with Deep Purple back in the 90's on the "Pupendicular" tour. I've seen some fine guitar players, but he really blew my mind. He locked in with John Lord like they'd been playing together for 30 years. Un-freakin-real.
BTW, I saw Steve play with Deep Purple back in the 90's on the "Pupendicular" tour. I've seen some fine guitar players, but he really blew my mind. He locked in with John Lord like they'd been playing together for 30 years. Un-freakin-real.
yeah, was the Working Man rush tribute CD.... but the track was La Villa Strangiato
steve plays the intro and the main solo.. i play the second/ending solo. guitarist from Shadow Gallery did the main rhythms i think. i did the keys as well.
the mixer, which was Terry Whats-his-face that mixed a lot of the early rush catalog, put some shite mod effect on my solo... pissed me off.
Edit: actually here's the full list of players:
Steve Morse (Classical Guitar Intro and Main Solo); Mike Portnoy (Drums); Billy Sheehan (Bass); Brendt Allman (Rhythm Guitar); James Murphy (Ending Guitar Solo); David Townson (Rhythm Guitar)
steve plays the intro and the main solo.. i play the second/ending solo. guitarist from Shadow Gallery did the main rhythms i think. i did the keys as well.
the mixer, which was Terry Whats-his-face that mixed a lot of the early rush catalog, put some shite mod effect on my solo... pissed me off.
Edit: actually here's the full list of players:
Steve Morse (Classical Guitar Intro and Main Solo); Mike Portnoy (Drums); Billy Sheehan (Bass); Brendt Allman (Rhythm Guitar); James Murphy (Ending Guitar Solo); David Townson (Rhythm Guitar)
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midget donkeys
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I saw Steve play with the Dregs opening up for Dream Theater on their Metropolis tour. I had never listened to him before much, but I was blown away by his guitar tone. Really great performance too.
El_Gato
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Tumeni notes hahahah what a great name.
Awesome playing too, the more I know about music in general, the more I appreciate this. So, yeah, music for musicians as someone said above. Nothing wrong with this.
James, that tune is sick too.
Awesome playing too, the more I know about music in general, the more I appreciate this. So, yeah, music for musicians as someone said above. Nothing wrong with this.
James, that tune is sick too.
kaomao
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if only i had time for such things.. .i barely have the time to post here... but i already win, because i've done something way cooler... i've played on a track with Steve, taking alternate solos,
You bastard!
I want to hear stressfest from you James !
I love that track!
and this tumeni notes is great the arpeggio across the strings is insane!
The Dregs opening for Dream Theater? That's ridiculous. The Dregs are far superior to Dream Theater, or any other band for that matter.
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