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Old 12-07-2008, 03:43 PM   #1
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Yes if they have talent. If the don't no it is just loud noise. You know what I mean guys that prefer to play with volume. Part of their style, technique. Not everyone is a fan. Maybe I was to vague.

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Yes if they have talent. If the don't no it is just loud noise. You know what I mean guys that prefer to play with volume. Part of their style, technique. Not everyone is a fan. Maybe I was to vague.
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For me I like guys who play with substance over loud or speed !
I'll take Dave Gilmour or Carlos Santana or Larry Carlton and their soulful playing over guys like Van Halen who crams 1000 notes in 1 bar (but with no tone or feeling) and any guy who just plays loud !
Same goes with drummers for me (the instrument I know MUCH more about)

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