Comments for Guitar Duels http://guitarduels.com Just about everything about Guitars... Thu, 12 Apr 2012 01:52:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on David Gilmour Vs The Edge by jaymz http://guitarduels.com/2012/04/11/david-gilmour-vs-the-edge/#comment-47 jaymz Thu, 12 Apr 2012 01:52:40 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=144#comment-47 No comparision No comparision

]]> Comment on C.C. DeVille Vs George Lynch by GeorgeLynchLover http://guitarduels.com/2012/03/30/c-c-deville-vs-george-lynch/#comment-46 GeorgeLynchLover Thu, 05 Apr 2012 00:38:43 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=142#comment-46 GEORGE LYNCH!!! Absolutely! GEORGE LYNCH!!! Absolutely!

]]> Comment on Buckethead vs. Slash by Tom http://guitarduels.com/2011/01/04/buckethead-versus-slash/#comment-36 Tom Sun, 19 Feb 2012 19:24:29 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=8#comment-36 Nah its Big B. all the way. I dont mind slash but he really cant hold a candle to BH. Slash even admitted that fact. Nah its Big B. all the way. I dont mind slash but he really cant hold a candle to BH. Slash even admitted that fact.

]]> Comment on Joe Bonamassa Vs Kenny Wayne Shepherd by GuitarCD http://guitarduels.com/2012/02/14/joe-bonamassa-vs-kenny-wayne-shepherd/#comment-35 GuitarCD Tue, 14 Feb 2012 20:22:46 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=119#comment-35 I think you're half-right on the question of labeling. Both of these guys are rock guitarists in a blues-rock setting. They're both GREAT players, but both these guys are closer to John Mayer, Jeff Beck, and Gary Moore than they are to Skip James, Robert Johnson, or B.B. King. I think you’re half-right on the question of labeling. Both of these guys are rock guitarists in a blues-rock setting. They’re both GREAT players, but both these guys are closer to John Mayer, Jeff Beck, and Gary Moore than they are to Skip James, Robert Johnson, or B.B. King.

]]> Comment on Concert Review: Kenny Wayne Shepherd – Pittsburgh PA, December 9th, 2011 by Frankie http://guitarduels.com/2011/12/10/concert-review-kenny-wayne-shepherd-pittsburgh-pa-december-9th-2011/#comment-33 Frankie Thu, 22 Dec 2011 20:50:48 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=92#comment-33 I too like my partner in crime also think that there is something special about watching an artist mature. I think that even though KWS has matured a lot, I think he is just now beginning to hit his stride. I think there is an awful lot to come from him yet. KWS seems to surround himself with nothing but the best in the business. Even when I saw him in the nineties, he had mind blowing musicians surrounding him. (I still think that one of his first drummers was the best I have ever seen) he continues today with the likes of Chris Layton as his touring drummer. Naturally, along with great talent comes great sound. Sure, you can sound tight and just smoke the joint, but without the people behind the scenes, the audience just isn’t listening. This show was just over all a well balanced mix at the board and a lot of cool memories for me. By far, the venue was the most intimate you could ask for besides a blues bar on the side of a remote Louisiana highway. The acoustics must be superior (Although I can’t say for certain, most of the show I had a woman screaming right in my ear behind me) and you just can’t beat the feeling of the bottom end kicking you in the gut, along with a smoking hot guitar lead over the top. I will end with: I will relish a lot of good memories from this show. Did you? I too like my partner in crime also think that there is something special about watching an artist mature. I think that even though KWS has matured a lot, I think he is just now beginning to hit his stride. I think there is an awful lot to come from him yet.

KWS seems to surround himself with nothing but the best in the business. Even when I saw him in the nineties, he had mind blowing musicians surrounding him. (I still think that one of his first drummers was the best I have ever seen) he continues today with the likes of Chris Layton as his touring drummer.

Naturally, along with great talent comes great sound. Sure, you can sound tight and just smoke the joint, but without the people behind the scenes, the audience just isn’t listening.

This show was just over all a well balanced mix at the board and a lot of cool memories for
me.

By far, the venue was the most intimate you could ask for besides a blues bar on the side of a remote Louisiana highway. The acoustics must be superior (Although I can’t say for certain, most of the show I had a woman screaming right in my ear behind me) and you just can’t beat the feeling of the bottom end kicking you in the gut, along with a smoking hot guitar lead over the top.

I will end with: I will relish a lot of good memories from this show. Did you?

]]> Comment on Kim Thayil Vs Mike McCready by Frankie http://guitarduels.com/2011/07/04/kim-thayil-vs-mike-mccready/#comment-31 Frankie Wed, 14 Dec 2011 04:58:27 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=78#comment-31 I think the moron that commented in December is just that. The battle is not about bands, but guitarists. Hence the name of the website! I feel McCready certainly puts a more soulful fell into anything he plaus. i have seen Peal Jam twice with a long stretch in between and he really can do a number on a fretboard. I have never personally seen Kim Thayil or Soungarden, but the band has a signature sound that certainly screams Seattle. I will certainly have to look into some more of Kim's/Soungardens stuff. I think the moron that commented in December is just that. The battle is not about bands, but guitarists. Hence the name of the website! I feel McCready certainly puts a more soulful fell into anything he plaus. i have seen Peal Jam twice with a long stretch in between and he really can do a number on a fretboard. I have never personally seen Kim Thayil or Soungarden, but the band has a signature sound that certainly screams Seattle. I will certainly have to look into some more of Kim’s/Soungardens stuff.

]]> Comment on Kim Thayil Vs Mike McCready by Zacco http://guitarduels.com/2011/07/04/kim-thayil-vs-mike-mccready/#comment-30 Zacco Tue, 06 Dec 2011 14:58:21 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=78#comment-30 Nirvana and Pearl Jam suck a huge amount of asses. Soundgarden is where it's at. Nirvana = mediocre Nirvana and Pearl Jam suck a huge amount of asses.
Soundgarden is where it’s at.

Nirvana = mediocre

]]> Comment on Kirk Hammett Vs Synyster Gates by Damian Miralles http://guitarduels.com/2011/06/15/kirk-hammett-vs-synyster-gates/#comment-29 Damian Miralles Tue, 01 Nov 2011 04:29:04 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=67#comment-29 Kirk Hammett hands down Kirk Hammett hands down

]]> Comment on Kim Thayil Vs Mike McCready by budyn http://guitarduels.com/2011/07/04/kim-thayil-vs-mike-mccready/#comment-22 budyn Sat, 09 Jul 2011 09:24:53 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=78#comment-22 Kim Thayil ! Kim Thayil !

]]> Comment on Buckethead vs. Slash by Kaylene McLaughlin http://guitarduels.com/2011/01/04/buckethead-versus-slash/#comment-20 Kaylene McLaughlin Fri, 01 Jul 2011 18:22:51 +0000 http://guitarduels.com/?p=8#comment-20 This is a no-brainer... SLASH!!!!!!! This is a no-brainer… SLASH!!!!!!!

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