80's Rocker

Here is one more with Doug Aldrich and Reb Beach cut'n heads. The audio isn't the best but you can get a bit of the feel for this. Aldrich is a beast too man. He can play that guitar. Could you imagine seeing that live?

Dailymotion - WHITESNAKE - Guitar duel Doug Aldrich & Reb Beach,Paris 2009 - une vidéo Musique

Joe

I've been Glam Rocked! Check this "flat" out man...You got it go'n on in here lil' bruther!

I see you got Winger in here. I'm a big fan of Reb Beach:


I love the porn faces in this one:

Yeah, he's a lot shorter than I thought. I guess big hair adds a few inches and some boots with two-inch heels. But yeah, he wasn't much taller than some of his guitar cases. He did have some awesome, one of a kind fiddles. Dean made some nice stuff for him. I also dig his "guitars only" studio. Did you notice his house? It was nice and all, but not a big mansion or anything. However, it looks like he was smart with his money.

Woo Baby! I wish I had come up with this look on my home page. Everybody calls my page, "Vegas." You really got the color combination's down. I mean I am starting to feel like I am living in the 80's again. Man wouldn't that be nice? Oh and great pics. Marty

Hey it looks like everybody is digging your rig. You were smart to go with an 800. I'd still like to find me one. I don't want a reissue. Too much money and I don't think they sound the same.

Well I know that you had said that when it came to your musician friends, you were the odd duck out. Hopefully, you will find some other personnel that plays your type of music. Although I played since I was nine or ten, I didn't get in a real band until I was 19. If it's something you want to do, I suggest getting as good as possible and then moving to a big city where you can get a day job and find some cats who will gel into a rockin' band. 80's cover music is still big in the large cities. Most big cities have a slew of 80's tribute bands. You might find a position with a band like that. (Members are always quitting for one reason or the other.)

Well, since I'm an "old veteran," I would have to say that I love the period of 1970-75. Deep Purple, Robin Trower, Led Zep, Ronnie Montrose, Pat Travers. On the other side of the 80's I like Metallica, Van Halen, some grunge bands and there are many other bands as well. I still listen to older music, but I have my car radio on the new rock station, so I know what the new bands are playing. I avoid hip-hop and certain other music.

Not a problem. I think you have a great taste in music. Who knows, history could repeat itself in the next five years and a new wave of GLAM could be in again.

I thought you might like it. I need to go pick up another copy. I really like the rhythm on Wicked Sensation. Gets me go'n every time I hear it and it is fun to play. Have at it man!

Glad you are liking it. I think it rocks. I need to pick up Wicked Sensation again. I think it is the best Lynch Mob cd out of the 3 I had. I lost it somewhere along the way...