Ira Kaplan.

J Mascis.

Boombats wrote:Does Joey Santiago use a whammy?

Santiago from the Pixies? I think he mostly played Les Pauls with the regular bridge setup.

Occassionally, some whammy-like bits do come up in individual Pixies songs, though.

In the Surfer Rosa version of Vamos, for instance, there is some crazy-ass sound during the noise break "solo," I have no idea how he made it, but it sounded like you'd need the bar.


BTW: What songs does Greg Sage use the whammy on? In all the photos I've ever seen of him, he had a regular SG.

Rev. Horton Heat

Sean Eden

Some of the Steve Vai stuff when he was with Zappa

I always though Hanneman was the whammy-bar-king of Slayer?... but maybe I got those two mixed up?

Mazec wrote:BTW: What songs does Greg Sage use the whammy on? In all the photos I've ever seen of him, he had a regular SG.

Okay, I haven't done my research on this at all, but doesn't he? It sure sounds like it.

Kevin Shields, of course

choppy wrote:

Mazec wrote:BTW: What songs does Greg Sage use the whammy on? In all the photos I've ever seen of him, he had a regular SG.

Okay, I haven't done my research on this at all, but doesn't he? It sure sounds like it.

there is a bigsby all over "Youth of America"

There's one.

Caspar Brotzmann. No effects or pedals either, so this is a pretty singular exception to the rule, which is that most of the time the trem just hangs there like a flaccid penis.

Alex Lifeson.

J. Mascis.

Neil Young

K. Shields / B. Butcher

Nels