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Originally Posted by midian  garsed is great, you should check his stuff with holdsworth and lane  (mark varney project)
...but damn, this steinberger is sexy! anyone knows that model/where i can get one  ? i guess itīs pretty old and hard to find, but i want that  that headstock is gorgeous! (i dont like headless guitars) |
I think that's one of the rarest Steinberger models out there. As far as I remember from doing research a couple of years ago, it was out only in Australia and Asia for a year or two in the 80s, and kind of bombed, so they're pretty much impossible to find nowadays. Supposedly they were built with very ingenious technology but it was a bit ahead of its times.
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Originally Posted by DDDorian ^^This doesn't really answer your question at all, heh, but you'd probably dig Scott Henderson. He's a fusion player similar to Garsed but he takes the fusion thing and applies it to blues, so it sounds really fresh. If you were to make a scale with Holdsworth on one end and Henderson on the other, Garsed would be in the middle, if you follow my drift.
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Yeah, he seems to be a pretty interesting dude. I watched a couple of his videos yesterday and they were hilarious. Ed REALLY had sex with his girlfriend!
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Originally Posted by distressed_romeo I love that album!
Regarding his scale choices, I've heard him say in interviews that he doesn't use many esoteric scales; he uses the same modes that most people use, but adds lots of chromatic notes, and always targets the notes of the chords he's playing over, which is why his playing sounds so melodic and sophisticated, even when he's just jamming over a simple groove. He's a great one to study for any rock or metal guitarist who's interested in developing fusion-style phrasing, as he uses similar thought processes to jazz/fusion soloists, but in more rock context, and in his instructional videos he makes the thinking behind improvising a lot more accessible. |
Did Brett actually ever release anything that can be easily understood / studied by laymen of the guitar, and not necessarily seasoned shred-dogs? I'd be somewhat interested.