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VAN HALEN Tour 1981 (The Final Fair Warning cut VER XXX) The audio has been somewhat cleaned up. I look forward to when someone uses AI Upscaling to enhance the audio and video.

The first tour is the stuff of legend.

Outrageously good.

Priest is killin' it live. My favorite metal band, period. Richie Faulkner is a freakin' beast and Andy Sneap ain't no slouch, either. Kickass guitar team. Those guys deserve to be in Priest. Richie's playing a new Explorer. Upcoming signature model?

The Band-Maid thread gave me the idea to make a thread focused on Asian bands that can really bring it. These guys play their asses off and they have what may be the coolest band name ever. 2003: 2023:

https://www.facebook.com/SamAshMusicStores It is with a heavy heart that we announce that all Sam Ash Music store locations will begin store closing sales today. This unfortunate news also presents a fantastic opportunity for great deals across our premium selection of musical instruments & pro...

I'm on the left on some issues, and on the right on other issues. I have no patience with these pro-pal fuckwits who think they've got the right to make normal life come to a grinding halt. Fuck them. (pro-pal = pro palestinian)

I thought some of you would enjoy these. :)

I like the tune and that these guys are still making new music. It's got some of the classic Purple vibe. Bob Ezrin produced it. The new guitar player Simon McBride is a badass. Much respect for Steve Morse but I don't think he was a good fit in Deep Purple. = 1 COMING JULY 19th 2024...

Whaddya think? I don't feel the need to get one but it sounds pretty good to my ears. It has the Seymour Duncan SH-5 Custom. I think those pickups slay the JB.

For them downtunin' folks.

I figured a gear meme thread would be fun.

Howdy, I just checked out the post from @EyesOfTheSouth! on Brandonwound T-Top clones. I've heard some amazing tones (Page, Schenker) on records and some great demos of Gibson T-Tops and T-Top clones. The thing is, in the late 70's and early 80's tons of people yanked 'em and threw DiMarzios...

This Rush gig in 1975 is unbelievable. I've never heard them so raw. They were a new and hungry band, with a new drummer named Neil Peart who had to prove his worth. I found this on YouTube tonight and it instantly became one of my favorite Rush concerts. Enjoy!

Excellent article. Enjoy! https://reverb.com/news/former-gibson-chief-ted-mccarty-on-tonewoods-and-the-problems-of-top-heavy-management