paul_5

Ditto. First time I heard Devin was on Steve Vai's "Sex and Religion" - quite an eye-opener!

There’s probably some psychology behind ‘self sabotage’, but it still beggars belief that people still do this.

IME Jazz guitarists know more than just a pentatonic scale.

That’s brilliant news!

You know it is, it really is.

Flats on a Jazz - good enough for Led Zeppelin!

Overtly Literal has its place though - namely Death Metal; kind of one-dimensional from a lyrical standpoint, but good fun nonetheless.

Yes, they're the definition of Form over Function.

Wow! You can afford sherry AND new strings?!?

Listen like Thieves - INXS

These miscreants look to be enjoying the same song a whole lot more, can't think why...

Dunno, how much is dignitas these days?

Personally I'd go for pretty much anything over an ODB-3, but that's just me. The Pork and Pickle is fairly special though.

Probably the only time I enjoy listening to the Load/Reload material is the S&M album, that way I’m never more than few minutes away from ‘classic’ Metallica!

There's a HaNon B7 that's available for nothing, as well as the ColaB3. A quick google should find legitimate links.

Warren eyesore!

All of my favourite 'tallica stuff was done early in their career, but that doesn't mean that I won't listen to newer stuff. A band that's been around as long as Metallica are in the impossible position of either putting out the same sounding record until they call it quits or trying new things and risking alienating their established fanbase. I'd rather have a band that stretches and challenges itself to grow than listen to the same E minor pentatonic riff for the rest of my days. Different strokes and all that.

That looks like a one-stop shop for the majority of us Ampeg fan-boys, but it’s very spendy.

At least it’s recognisable.

I looked at one in a music shop way back when, but couldn’t get past the comic sans font; didn’t even turn it on.

One of the most accurate covers I've ever heard. Allegedly.

This. You need some pretty big balls to want to make changes to Leonard Cohen material.

Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s version of the Springsteen classic ‘born to run’ isn’t the worst, but it is pretty bad.