Montrose (Self Titled by Ronie Montrose w/ a very young Sammy Hagar on vocals) There is not a bad track on the entire CD.
Top 3 "to jam with" albums
I'll give ya only one
Montrose (Self Titled by Ronie Montrose w/ a very young Sammy Hagar on vocals) There is not a bad track on the entire CD.
Montrose (Self Titled by Ronie Montrose w/ a very young Sammy Hagar on vocals) There is not a bad track on the entire CD.
# 1
Originally Posted by: da_ardvarkI'll give ya only one
Montrose (Self Titled by Ronie Montrose w/ a very young Sammy Hagar on vocals) There is not a bad track on the entire CD.
good call!!
"Dammit Jim!! I'm a guitarist not a roadie...so haul my gear"
# 2
Originally Posted by: DAMAGED ONEWell Ive been playin Bass lately so Ive been playin along with
#1. Blizzard of Oz / Ozzy
#2. Some old Disco stuff for the funky Bass lines
#3. Green Day has some cool Bass stuff
#4 Black Sabbath Need I say more Gezzer Rules on Bass
When I play my Guitars I like to jam along with
1. Metallica / Master of puppets
2. Judas Priest / Unleased in the East / Live
3. WrathChild America / Climbing the walls
4. Ted Nugent / Double live Gonzo
The Mind Is A Terrible Think To Waste.
# 3
Originally Posted by: da_ardvarkI'll give ya only one
Montrose (Self Titled by Ronie Montrose w/ a very young Sammy Hagar on vocals) There is not a bad track on the entire CD.
Yeah, great Rock'n'Roll, but I don't feel 'invited in' the way I do with the stuff I listed. Montrose & Hagar fill the sound-stage, leaving precious little to the imagination, maybe protecting themselves from encroachemnt? The players I jam along with convey a sense of confidence that allows others to 'add in' without any consideration of who is out-shining who.
There is very little that I can identify with in Japanese culture, but the clips I have seen of their jam sessions demonstrate a degree of respect that I do not often feel here in North America.
But that's another issue...
# 4
Originally Posted by: LordathestringsYeah, great The players I jam along with convey a sense of confidence that allows others to 'add in' without any consideration of who is out-shining who.
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you said "who" twice.....subliminal suggestion ;)
"Dammit Jim!! I'm a guitarist not a roadie...so haul my gear"
# 5
I'm going to throw in a fourth one - Keb'Mo's self-titled album. Great, groovy delta blues that gives me a reason to use the Fender Tweed amp model on my pedal.
"It's all folk music... I ain't never heard no horse sing!"
- Attributed variously to Leadbelly and Louis Armstrong
If at first you don't succeed, you are obviously not Chuck Norris.
l337iZmz r@wk o.K!!!??>
- Attributed variously to Leadbelly and Louis Armstrong
If at first you don't succeed, you are obviously not Chuck Norris.
l337iZmz r@wk o.K!!!??>
# 6
Blizzard Of Oz,blizzard Of Oz,blizzard Of Oz. Randy Rhodes The God. I Am Not Worthy, I Am Not Worthy, Ia M Not Worthy
:eek: [FONT=Century Gothic]Just groove, ya know ya wanna?????[/FONT] :eek:
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LOTS
I think I understand what you're saying w/ regard to the Montrose CD, However, I just play overtop and don't much worry about the overall effect on the actual songs because after all, It's just me and the git-fiddle.
I think I understand what you're saying w/ regard to the Montrose CD, However, I just play overtop and don't much worry about the overall effect on the actual songs because after all, It's just me and the git-fiddle.
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