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Met ed after one of his solo shows here in Australia. He's actually a really down to earth dude, doesn't come off as preachy at all. Likes to talk gear.

Where you at In PA brad? Hopefully not Philly lol

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lol that dirty philthadelphian. ******* good looking though #no****

@Free definitely a strat. Strat, jazzmaster, Telcaster, les paul in that order. But if I could choose ANY guitar, it would be none of those, it would probably be my Carvin.That said If you don't like strat cleans...well then you probably don't like cleans. I don't rate LP's really, theyr'e a bit like PRS's (overpriced **** IMO, never played one that has been nearly worth the price tag) it's hard to get a good one, even Gibson pauls are mostly pretty ****** makes after about the year 2000's. Anyone who wants a great LP but doesn't want to pay ******** money should just buy an 80's era Greco LP. AS good or better than the real deal and a fraction of the cost.










But yeah, they are heavy, top part of the scale is hard to access etc and I don't like the thick ass necks. That said strats are overpriced for what they are. Don't ever buy, or let anyone you know buy an American made strat unless it's a masterbuilt (and even then if you have that kind of money to spend, look elsewhere and you'll get ****loads more for your money). A mexican or Jap strat with upgraded pickups and pots is better than an American made strat after a professional setup and intonation. Guaranteed.

If I got to choose which strat to play forever, it would probably be a superstrat with a selector switches, because there's basically no type of guitar (other than acoustic of course) you couldn't play on it. With a stetsbar bridge, because literally every single tremolo strat bridge ever made is a *************.

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That's a really good song IMO. I would say that though because I love 90's ****. I like this one too.

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No offense taken my friend @Free



To me, metal represents the tone of my soul. Along with old rock. 

and also I need something to relate to in the darkness, not just the light. This life isn't all butterflies and happiness...

"I'm happy!" by Pharell was the most demonic and disturbing song I've ever listened to. Stuff like that is cancer.

@Bruce I've seen a lot of metal bands live. Slayer (bunch of times), killswitch, machinehead,devildriver, soulfly/sepultura as well as nu-metal bands like Korn, the deftones, etc.

I can say without hesitation that Phil Anselmo has the craziest vocal power of any frontman I've seen. It's actually pretty unbelievable, he was able to reach levels of nastiyness without even trying that basically everyone else had to nearly pop veins to achieve. His natural speaking voice is basically an idling 12 cylinder truck engine, a limitless furnace of violence, hatred mayhem and destruction. Truly born to do it; he could never have done anything else.

That said, he's also a massive ****head and was hitting on my girlfriend at the time while on stage at the reinventing the steel tour concert I went to in Brisbane. I didn't know whether to **** or go blind, but then Dimebag walked over and said something to him and he shut the **** up.

But yeah, I've seen him in pantera, down, and superjoint ritual and he basically just blows everyone away in terms of raw power. ******* smackhead ego maniac but it is what it

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