I am pretty much a rythem guy, I may through in a lead line every once an a while but its rare that I do... were just a pretty rynthem heavy band... its not that I can't put out a lead, its that I would rather make a noise freekout...

johnnyshape wrote:THREAD CLOSED.

AHHHEM....


Now, the is thread is closed.

Calling Keef a 'rhythm guitarist' is like calling Nelson Mandela a 'good after-dinner speaker'.

johnnyshape wrote:Calling Keef a 'rhythm guitarist' is like calling Nelson Mandela a 'good after-dinner speaker'.

Yeah- he bloody mumbles! I can never understand a word he says. He also said he had a good line in anecdotes- not one of them made me laugh.

Tommy Alpha wrote:
Yeah- he bloody mumbles! I can never understand a word he says. He also said he had a good line in anecdotes- not one of them made me laugh.

He didn't do his Sean Connery?

Frank Spencer.

Rubbish, it was.

Okay, threads closed now. Malcom, Keith, and Sterling. Nothing more to see here people.

How about bands with two guitars that can be described as duelling rythm guitars? I can only think of AC/DC and Tar off the top of my head right now, though.

johnnyshape wrote:

Rimbaud III wrote:A battle of this sort would necessitate maximum axeage:


That guitar would be great for opening giant comedy bottles of beer.

you mean "novelty"?

MantaRay wrote:you mean "novelty"?

Perhaps. I was thinking more of Vic Reeves type events when I wrote it.

If you don't know who Vic Reeves is, don't worry. It's a semantic point.