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Hornbein
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“I royally screwed up, which hurt like a thorn in my side, but I’ll get over it”
-Joe Satriani
https://www.guitarworld.com/news/joe-satriani-van-halen-mean-street-howard-stern
robphy said:Here's a version where the lyrics are much easier to hear. (turn on captioning)robphy said:Raining Blood - Slayer (1986)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raining_Blood
Raining Blood - Tori Amos (2001)
- Slayer on Jimmy [ Fallon ] - (Jimmy Fallon, Tonight Show, 2017) [ a better, fuller video on Facebook ]
- - Kids CRUSH Raining Blood by Slayer / O'Keefe Music Foundation (a very good cover/variation)
- - (guitar cover) Mel cover SLAYER - "RAINING BLOOD" [Guitar Cover + TIPS]
https://toriamos.fandom.com/wiki/Raining_Blood
[ Ice-T and his ] BODY COUNT - Raining In Blood / Postmortem 2017 (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodlust_(Body_Count_album)
https://genius.com/Slayer-raining-blood-lyrics
I don't like this video. Audio quality is very bad and the performance was meh, I was thinking about deleting this but I will leave it here, yeah I was a metal guy back in the teenage days.
Poor audio but I really Enjoy playing it! there's one cut at the end
Wikipedia said:The focus of the song is on the National Union of Mineworkers' 1984 strike in Great Britain that occurred in response to the National Coal Board's campaign to close unprofitable mines.
robphy said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imaginary_Lover#45_rpm_playback_incident said:In 1978, an FM radio station accidentally played the song at the wrong speed of 45 rpm. The radio station received favorable calls and opted to let the song play at the incorrect speed. Sonically, the vocals resembled the voice of Stevie Nicks, who later heard of the incident and purchased the record. Upon playing the record at 45 rpm, she said that it gave her the chills and that it sounded "exactly like something I’d sing, the way I’d sing it". While Nicks was presenting demos for the Tusk album, she mixed in the sped up version of "Imaginary Lover" with her other material. One of her bandmates, Christine McVie, assumed that it was an original composition from Nicks and complimented her. Fleetwood Mac engineer Hernán Rojas later heard that the Atlanta Rhythm Section learned of the incident and "didn't find it as funny as we did".
jack action said:This doesn't really belong here but I thought it would be the place to be appreciated:
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45RPM version:
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33RPM version:
Through an error in the album's mastering, the songs played slightly too fast, causing Joel's voice to sound unnaturally high (one-half of a semitone higher—Joel joked that he sounded more like the Bee Gees or one of Alvin and the Chipmunks than himself). According to a long-standing rumor, when Joel first heard the finished product, he "ripped it off the turntable, ran out of the house, and threw [the record] down the street."[1] Artie Ripp, owner of Family Productions and hence the owner of the original master tapes, was responsible for the production error, and the mistake cost him his friendship with Joel.
Hornbein said:
robphy said:Nice techniques.
Here's another one by Tory Slusher:
Flight of the Bumblebee (IMPOSSIBLE DIFFICULTY LEVEL)
morrobay said:First time I've heard this cover:
pinball1970 said:The Original, "Sunny" Bobby Hebb.
Check out the live version on "Music to lift your soul," amazing.Hornbein said:Wow! Never heard of this guy. A lot more authenticity/sincerity than the hit version.
To me that's more mannered. Soul singers tend toward that.pinball1970 said:Check out the live version on "Music to lift your soul," amazing.
Yeah I get that and that is why I don't like the Tom Jones/Ella Fitzgerald version. It is good music, I like the singing ability BUT it's too much for the track which is much more impactful the way he recorded it. He reproduces that perfectly live and I am very impressed with the guitar playing too, what he does with his left hand in particular.Hornbein said:To me that's more mannered. Soul singers tend toward that.
I once went to an expensive concert where I said to myself, "if this guy goes yeah yeah yeah or baby baby baby or oohoohoohooh one more time I'm going to walk out of here."