I have always felt that guitar tone was under looked. The preferred tone for many may be subjective,but all the greats "sound" like themselves.

Ted Nugent once played Eddie's rig and said "how come I don't sound like Van Halen"?

It's in the fingers. Guitars and Amps help too,but the player makes the tone IMO. It is what is great about guitar IMO.

This particular performance shows why Angus and Malcom were top of the heap.

The Master

4:30 on is the culmination of all things holy lol

B.B. King is great btw,Freddie KAnd the real King...

Best think they ever did. Well one of them anyway. 1:20 is insane.

Jack's take on tone. The 4 T's of guitar...tuned, timing, tone and technique.

I just listened to this earlier today while cleaning the ponderosa.

Watching this I almost forgot about the guitar,Bonham man damn,but Page played that 1950s les paul and kills on tone and feel.

Saw them in Berkeley at the Greek Theatre. It was mesmerizing!

I listened to the entirety of Physical Graffiti twice today - back to back.

What ya running AA?

Oh I had a Les Paul through a Marshall tube amp JCM600 that I modded out. I was running a few pedals through the clean channel,but that guitar I sold and the gear all belongs to my nephew, I have a really nice acoustic now. Been considering buying a little knockaround electric, I have a couple little practice amps now. If I were to get serious again I would get a Telecaster and either an Orange or a Fender tweed,something kinda vintage. Maybe an SG through a Laney if you want to destroy the neighborhood.

I just deleted that Pantera Video. This board isn't ready...

If you're a Jack White fan, you might like this show:

It's cool. The White Stripes was just so different than anything at the time,and it gives me hope that someday,SOMEDAY,music can be good again on a grand scale. For now,it's really sucking on a Grande scale.

Greatest solo ever recorded.



Time to lighten up the mood in here people.