They listened more than they played. That's the key.
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JOIN THE DISCORD VIEW THREADThey listened more than they played. That's the key.Syn is definitely the perfect storm of a great platform meets great songwriting ability meets great musicianship. I feel like the Haner Sr/Jr. guitar legacy now goes even further than most with the creation and maintenance of this community. I have no delusions of grandeur of "making it" I barely possess the confidence to play anything in front of others let alone with other musicians hahaha but I was so curious as to how really great musicians felt. Great insights and I definitely agree/understand that there is a fine line between the two sides. I feel like you pegged Clapton exactly right. I always found it fascinating how that generation figured it all out without the help of more modern research/lesson assistance...
I catch myself doing the same a lot, I don't spend nearly as much time sitting down with a metronome as I do listening to music trying to catch what they do.They listened more than they played. That's the key.
Just so I know, is Jon and Richie is Deep Purple Right?Lennon and McCartney were greater than the sum of their parts. Keef and Mick, too.
Jon and Richie.
Paul and Art.
Hall and Oates.
Ren and Stimpy.
Just so I know, is Jon and Richie is Deep Purple Right?
Hahaha, I was gonna ask whether you meant Bon Jovi or Deep Purple because they both have A Jon and a RichieOof... No.
Can we start a 'trends' section on here and fill them up with stuff like "#Ed'sagenius" and other one liners because sometimes all you need is a cheeky "#whatEdsaid" haha #WeloveEdEd's a genius.
I just watched the nirvana DVD. It wasn't just him. The drums and bass add a huge element in each build up of every song. His progression and song writing approach wasn't difficult. If you follow the idea of how song writing works you'll get it..Yeah I'd agree about the songwriter part, I'm just so confused as to how he was able to even write songs (I know they're not technically complicated) without almost any knowledge of what he was really doing on the guitar. It's fascinating to me I guess, because I wouldn't have the confidence to do that not knowing more than most other people with guitars.
bahah am i the only one who caught the "Ren and Stimpy" part??Lennon and McCartney were greater than the sum of their parts. Keef and Mick, too.
Jon and Richie.
Paul and Art.
Hall and Oates.
Ren and Stimpy.
Coaches don't play....Ahh, if only I could play as well as I can advise...
Yeah i definitely don't want to discount Dave and Krist, 2/3's of the recipe. Kurt seemed to take credit, though. So his tremendous stomach issue was just crohn's disease at the end of the day? I mean I know that's serious and can complicate almost any social plans for people who have it; he talked about it like it was a tumor or something. I think your points are all super on-point and valid. It's so cool having discussions like these with a community full of talented and experienced players. Love the responses!I just watched the nirvana DVD. It wasn't just him. The drums and bass add a huge element in each build up of every song. His progression and song writing approach wasn't difficult. If you follow the idea of how song writing works you'll get it..
1. The melody and how it progresses.. he did this with his clean chorus effect a LOT. Then he simply distorted it. Easy build up method.
2. Chord progressions. Many chords of his were the same chord progression. But you'd never realise it unless you listened to the songs after another. But simple pop chord progressions.
3. He had fun with it and didn't care. You could tell he out his solo Into it. In part to his vocals..he had crohns disease so that definitely effected his singing ability. I think he enjoyed screaming more anyways.
A virtuous quality I feel like society at large could benefit from practicing currently haha..They listened more than they played. That's the key.
Kurt was a control freak. He told them what to do but essentially its them doing it.Yeah i definitely don't want to discount Dave and Krist, 2/3's of the recipe. Kurt seemed to take credit, though. So his tremendous stomach issue was just crohn's disease at the end of the day? I mean I know that's serious and can complicate almost any social plans for people who have it; he talked about it like it was a tumor or something. I think your points are all super on-point and valid. It's so cool having discussions like these with a community full of talented and experienced players. Love the responses!
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