he really attacks it (as well as malcolm)
and really wrings his notes out of it
so, its not just your equipment, if you
want to play/sound like him...i think you
have to really study his playing
(or find someone who knows
or read old interviews with him)
i mean...if you bend an A up a whole step to B
(2nd string 10th fret...bend up to 12th fret)
if you bent that note..adn I bent it, and Angus..
we'd get 3 different sounds...
(well the sounds would be similar..)
but he might throw in a little vibrato...
its all personal technique...
oh, one thing i read..that might be of some help..
in an interview, i read that when Angus plays power chords...he doesnt just play them solid..he adds a little
bend to the chord...the whole fretting hand slightly bends
his chord..and i think malcolm plays his normal
this causes a little different sound in their chords..
(grab a c power chord and kind of bend the whole thing)
(not very much tho...keep it a C chord)
anyway, im done blabbin...good luck
-G
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