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Mattias "IA" Eklundh: Freak Guitar and Freak Guitar - the Road Less Traveled
Pain of Salvation: Scarsick and 12:5
The (so far) one, only and self-titled Peeping Tom album.
...and all three Lemon Demon albums.

I was reading somewhere on your website or in another interview that you like Stravinsky, and at the same time I was listening to Hypergeek and I had sort of the same morning/spring feeling that... Yeah, The Rite of Spring. Yeah, exactly. Is that a coincidence? Yeah, probably a coincidence for this...

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NOFX - Idiots Are Taking Over (Bass guitar) I really want to know if their bassist can pull that off live... or if it's even real on the recording. :P Great job if it is though, and yes, cool riff. Lately, I've only really wanted to listen to my preferred trio of Swedish metal bands - Opeth, Pain o...

Arjen seems to like him too. :? :mrgreen: Agreed, he was good on The Human Equation. Not to mention having him, Devvy and Akerfeldt all on the same album. :wink: For the most part though, I'll put a tick in the "love-hate relationship" box. I haven't heard any of the newer stuff that's been mention...

My point is,that human is intelligent,yes. The modern society is very developed because of human intelligence. But that same society is going to face extreme problems in the future,due to global warming. And as we all know,human race is one of the reasons why global warming is knocking on the door....

Melanhead wrote:The pros of single pedals is that you can always click one in when you want ... you're not stuck to presets.

The GT family have a mode where you can turn individual effects within a single patch on and off, so in that way it can still be like using individual pedals.

Roger wrote:

fiddlemord wrote: Humanity is too intelligent for it's own good.

I'd say it's the complete opposite.

No, you're both right.

I haven't listened to either of these a terrible lot, so I'll offer them without comment:

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IbanezGuitarist wrote:How about the No Talent Era

the sad thing is that this and the other negative labels that have been suggested will only ever come into existance if the standard of music is somehow raised between now and whatever future we're looking at...

A bit of an old article, forgive me, but have a look at this.

i don't have the book, but just from listening it would have to be whammy up an octave and a single delay in time with the tempo. generally in the books, even if it doesn't mention effect settings it'll still have the end result transcribed either as notes or the interval it's being bent up/down. i'...

my tip: Remedy Lane. Be is pretty damn good too though.

they were here in Brisbane last week. :) i have to say, and this is only my personal opinion, but i think the show was actually better than the Lamentations dvd. Akerfeldt didn't seem so damn nervous like in that show at any rate, and he was really laid back, even funny, between songs. i can only pa...

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