Flamenco/Blues (questions for both)

yeah, it's a nice version. The playing is not all that impressive, there using a pick, except for a couple of simple rasguedos that Joe Walsh does in the intro.

Actually come to think of it . . . I agree with you

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I think you mean.....ole'!

If you say so :)

Talking about flamenco, did you know the origins of it are really traced back to Pakistan? Oh yes, I was suprised too, my friend, until I learned that Pakistan in turn stole it from India. :eek:

Coincidence? I think not ;)





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unfortunately, im related to a moron . . .

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xxkp98xx that is . . .

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unfortunately, you're moron relative can spell unfortunately

Well, that oughta learn ya fer telling other people about this site...

Originally posted by alucard0941
Hey chris mood, have you heard Hotel California unplugged. If you have I bet you like the solo.

It's funny you brought that up, becuase I always wondered why no "killer' nylon string players have attempted to break into the pop music scene. Most of the western population has not heard what really great nylon string players can do. Every time you hear a nylon string guitar in pop music it's always playing something slow and pretty.

If someone with the technical capabilities of Paco de Lucia or John Williams ever did a rock thing, say like a Dave mathews type thing except with a ripping nylon string guitar most peoples jaws would hit the floor.

Yeah sometimes I think that flamenco player of guitarists of that sort of a bit underrated. Even by popularity, I mean flamenco is very complex and when I became a member, I expected to talk to more people about and discuss art. So far, your the only one who knows it who I'v talked to who knows it.

Yeah Hotel California's solo is not even the slightest drop of protential nylon strings can really do. I just liked the sound :D