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Joined: March 12 2009
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Posted: March 27 2011 at 14:06
cstack3 wrote:
jean-marie wrote:
giselle wrote:
Probably not even relevant, but I was amazed by how good Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac is when I saw a recent video.
yes you're right ,i got a dvd and he's incredibly good
Make that three of us! I've long thought that he would be an astounding guitarist in a band like, well, Yes for example!
Mac's previous guitarist, Bob Welch, was no slouch either!
And it was Mr. Welch who hooked up with Tull ex-bassman Glen Cornick to form a little group called Paris. By the way, Buckingham is very good, but he is prog irrelevant.
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Posted: March 28 2011 at 18:17
Hi,
Just thought of another one ... and it was on my CD player while driving and ... man ... did I love listening to it ...
The two guitarists in Djam Karet ... and how they work together so beautifully ... they may be inspired by Robert Fripp, but this is Djam Karet, not King Crimson or Robert Fripp! And it's way better and more enjoyable in my book. Much more consistent in its being completely out of town and doing different things.
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Posted: March 29 2011 at 16:45
moshkito wrote:
Hi,
Just thought of another one ... and it was on my CD player while driving and ... man ... did I love listening to it ...
The two guitarists in Djam Karet ... and how they work together so beautifully ... they may be inspired by Robert Fripp, but this is Djam Karet, not King Crimson or Robert Fripp! And it's way better and more enjoyable in my book. Much more consistent in its being completely out of town and doing different things.
I've never been very impressed with Djam. Very derivative and...well...boring. Not overly impressed with any of the guitar solos I've heard either. Perhaps it's just the 2 CDs I've heard (The Ritual Continues and The Devouring), but the band seems to grab snippets of KC, Jeff Beck or Zappa and...ummm...simply replay something from somebody else who did it better the first time. Perhaps they should attempt to sound like themselves rather than somebody else.
Maybe even get a vocalist occasionally to break up the monotony.
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Location: Australia
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Posted: March 30 2011 at 06:35
The Dark Elf wrote:
moshkito wrote:
Hi,
Just thought of another one ... and it was on my CD player while driving and ... man ... did I love listening to it ...
The two guitarists in Djam Karet ... and how they work together so beautifully ... they may be inspired by Robert Fripp, but this is Djam Karet, not King Crimson or Robert Fripp! And it's way better and more enjoyable in my book. Much more consistent in its being completely out of town and doing different things.
I've never been very impressed with Djam. Very derivative and...well...boring. Not overly impressed with any of the guitar solos I've heard either. Perhaps it's just the 2 CDs I've heard (The Ritual Continues and The Devouring), but the band seems to grab snippets of KC, Jeff Beck or Zappa and...ummm...simply replay something from somebody else who did it better the first time. Perhaps they should attempt to sound like themselves rather than somebody else.
Maybe even get a vocalist occasionally to break up the monotony.
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Posted: April 06 2011 at 14:16
esky wrote:
cstack3 wrote:
jean-marie wrote:
giselle wrote:
Probably not even relevant, but I was amazed by how good Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac is when I saw a recent video.
yes you're right ,i got a dvd and he's incredibly good
Make that three of us! I've long thought that he would be an astounding guitarist in a band like, well, Yes for example!
Mac's previous guitarist, Bob Welch, was no slouch either!
And it was Mr. Welch who hooked up with Tull ex-bassman Glen Cornick to form a little group called Paris. By the way, Buckingham is very good, but he is prog irrelevant.
Which is what I said at the beginning - Full circle!
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Posted: April 07 2011 at 08:59
esky wrote:
cstack3 wrote:
jean-marie wrote:
giselle wrote:
Probably not even relevant, but I was amazed by how good Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac is when I saw a recent video.
yes you're right ,i got a dvd and he's incredibly good
Make that three of us! I've long thought that he would be an astounding guitarist in a band like, well, Yes for example!
Mac's previous guitarist, Bob Welch, was no slouch either!
And it was Mr. Welch who hooked up with Tull ex-bassman Glen Cornick to form a little group called Paris. By the way, Buckingham is very good, but he is prog irrelevant.
I worded my statement about Buckingham in the wrong order.I meant to write "but is he prog relevent?"
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