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Tommy Emmanuel in Music ·
goldenhound8 said:Also, since I'm not from New York City, does anyone know if tickets are basically sold out yet?

There are still tickets left. About a third of the venue is still open.

I caught him at Carnegie Hall last year. Honestly, I’m kicking myself for missing his show at the Aquarium two years ago; my buddy wouldn't stop talking about it, and I wanted to strangle him for making me miss out. (Though, you can pretty much just stand there and groove/jump along to the music).

looking forward to it

Tommy is a god on the guitar😁
The Who Quiz in Music ·
John Squire

...whatever...
Stevie Ray Vaughan in Music ·
He’s damn good.

His version of Little Wing is actually twice as good as Jimi's, and I really do love Jimi.
Nothing much coming from Mars Volta🙂
ruggedcrane22 said:...You know that feeling when your priest, your mother, and your father are all losing their minds over everything coming out of the Middle East, while I'm just sitting there blasting Madonna in protest...

It actually makes sense if you sit with it for a second. It’s just kind of ridiculous that people use her music as a political statement instead of just listening to it because they actually like the songs.
Steve Vai in Music ·
Nicole Ramos2 said:Just how much was Hendrix actually just noodling around on that guitar... I mean, how many actual notes can you even distinguish when he plays?

Hey, watch your mouth!🙂
G3 lineup thoughts? in Music ·
Anyone planning on putting together a trip for this?
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
silentcobra6 said:Dream Theater - Metropolis Part I. is just incredible. People don't realize how good they are. I was watching Live Scenes from NY the other day, and man, seeing them tear through that set live is something else.

Did you catch that little kid behind Portnoy, basically acting as his personal assistant and grabbing cymbals whenever he needs one? I swear, I nearly lost it laughing watching that.😁
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Dream Theater - Finally Free👍
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Alexander Carter35 said:I mean, how could they not be like that if they've been fed that stuff since they were kids?
If you spent every single day watching Westerns growing up, you’d probably end up some kind of expert on them today.

Sure. And if you watched Al Jazeera all day, you'd probably be out there waving a scimitar and losing your head.😁

Who do you guys think is the greatest lyricist in rock history?

Well, Jim Morrison wasn't half bad.
I also dig Cedric from Mars Volta and formerly ATDI, though nobody actually understands what he's writing about.
Steve Vai in Music ·
Eric Nelson4 said:I honestly think Petrucci has way more musicality and better gear knowledge in his head than Joe or Yngwie and that whole crew... why? Because Satriani basically taught him how to make that guitar scream. Even Đo admitted Petrucci’s got the edge. He's just in a different league. 🙂

Petrucci rocks🙏
Steve Vai in Music ·
William Castillo19 said:Have you actually listened to For the Love of God?🙂

Anyone can take a shot at anyone else.😁
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Gregory Clark22 said:So you're telling me if you had to choose between living in the States or Iraq, you'd pick Iraq? You wouldn't last a week...
As for rap, it's pretty wild how this whole "trend" has managed to drag on for over twenty years...🙄

Maybe it has been twenty years, but in the last decade, it’s been commercialized until there's nothing left of the original soul.
Steve Vai in Music ·
Steve Vai is technically flawless on the guitar, but he doesn't lean into melody nearly enough.
That’s why I think Joe is better; he actually knows how to structure a song properly, whereas Vai just flies all over the fretboard.
Rock Lyrics & Poetry in Music ·
And that’s why it goes:
Most often we comb our hair
We'll be coming from the furnace
I'm usually cooking up some grapes
More often than not until now
It would most frequently be
There's nothing from the Poles
Often more frequently most often
A Pole more often towards
...
Whistling, whistling at the sand
More often than not
Mostly from the garlic patch
Lowering your fishing rods
🙏
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Elvis Presley said:Punk didn't die because people stopped playing it or listening to it... it died because The Clash signed with a major label, the Sex Pistols fell apart, and all that other stuff.👋 The whole essence of punk just evaporated. At least according to one theory, anyway.

My bad. I phrased that poorly. I just meant it lost its massive popularity, even if it didn't actually disappear entirely.
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Cripple said:...All these electronic thugs who swap places every damn second are going to vanish... along with tech companies, electricity, and all this other garbage.

We just have to stay patient.🙂
Metallica & Lenny Kravitz in Music ·
AAAARRGGGHHHHHHH!!!!😠 😠

I just read that BRMC is playing in Chicago! For FREE! RIGHT NOW!

That’s just my luck.
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Gregory Clark22 said:I definitely think bands can forget about ever finding success again, at least in the West where people live somewhat normal lives.

Well, that all depends on what kind of bands you're talking about.
If you're talking about rock, you're wrong. History shows that rock resurfaces every few years and finds its footing as a major genre. For instance, it was king in the 70s, dipped off in the 80s, then had that massive explosion in the 90s... and so on.

If you're talking about metal, you're wrong again. Metal is more of a constant. There have always been people who love it, and there always will be, regardless of whatever trend is currently passing through. That isn't really the case with rap. I'm not saying nobody genuinely loves rap, but most people just listen to it because it's what everyone else is doing right now.

If you mean punk, you aren't just wrong—you're spot on. It's true that the golden age of punk is long gone. Punk isn't dead by accident, either. It probably won't ever reach the mainstream heights it saw during the era of The Clash or the Sex Pistols, but there will always be a crowd listening to it.

Conclusion: you're wrong.👎

Anyway, that's just my two cents.
The Ultimate Band in Music ·
Gregory Clark22 said:That’s exactly my point. Bands that don't use electronics are basically useless, no matter how much... I don't know... inspiration they have.

Besides, you can play any instrument on a computer these days, so why bother buying gear or actually learning how to play? It's pathetic.🙂


Because of the thickness... obviously.