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Originally posted by TomSawyer
I stand up next to a mountain (asteroid), and chop it down with the edge
of my hand.
Third Stone (asteroid) From the Sun
Stone (asteroid) Free
Like A Rolling Stone (asteroid).
Crosstown (asteroid intersection) Traffic
Earth Blues.sirens flashing with Earth and Rock and Stone.
Is that the Stars in the sky, or rain falling down.
Up from the skies. I come back to find the stars misplaced,
And the smell of a world that has burned. Maybe it's just a change of
climate.
Originally posted by TomSawyer
"Jimi Hendrix expanded the range and vocabulary of the electric guitar into areas no musician had ever ventured before. Many would claim him to be the greatest guitarist ever to pick up the instrument. At the very least his creative drive, technical ability and painterly application of such effects as wah-wah and distortion forever transformed the sound of rock and roll."
"Many musical currents came together in his playing. Free jazz, Delta blues, acid rock, hardcore funk,"
Jimi Hendrix is overrated- effectively debunked
When it came to guitar, Jimi played it like no other person before him. Here are some little known facts about Jimi, that should open some eyes. Jimi Hendrix taught himself how to play the guitar. Not only that, but he played the guitar VERY unconventionally. How so? Well for starters he was left handed (hint hint). He also played the guitar backwards, i.e. with the neck facing the opposite dirrection of typical guitarists. On top of that he played his guitar strung upside down. I.E. his guitar strings were strung in reverse order then "normal" guitarists. Then to top that off, he was able to play the guitar behind his head and back.
I don't know about you all, but anyone who can play the guitar in that fashion is remarkable. How did he learn to play the way he did, with no one to teach him? And how is it possible for someone who played the guitar backwards, and strung upside down. To become recognized by his peers as one of the (if not the best) guitar player ever? He didn't even play it close to "correctly"! Yet he is easily recognized (by most people) as one of the best ever? How could anyone, even come up with the idea of playing the guitar the way he did? Could it be..........drugs?
Originally posted by MacKiller
This reminds me of MGJ's thread on TuPac..
btw, where is MGJ?
Originally posted by SpittinCobra
Banned banned banned, banned banned banned Banned.
Originally posted by MacKiller
Originally posted by SpittinCobra
Banned banned banned, banned banned banned Banned.
For what?
He did use right handed guitar though, but it's just strung left handed for him...again nothing special.