Worlds fastest picker

Re: Worlds fastest picker

Grinner wrote:
> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
> message news:4823c2d8$0$30460$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>> Sac Dave wrote:
>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
>> I thought you meant something like this;
>>
>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?vaQPOCtw0c
>>
> nice. nice guitar too. a G&L perhaps?
>
>

Peavey I think. An Albert Lee Sig too if memory serves.

Mark

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"Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
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> Grinner wrote:
>> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
>> message news:4823c2d8$0$30460$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>>> Sac Dave wrote:
>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
>>> I thought you meant something like this;
>>>
>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=12aQPOCtw0c
>>>
>> nice. nice guitar too. a G&L perhaps?
>
> Peavey I think. An Albert Lee Sig too if memory serves.
>
> Mark

Nah, Musicman - look at the 4+2 headstock. Almost bought a used one a few
years ago, but I wasn't deep enough into electrics in those days to justify
the expense. Loved that almost-pink sunburst colour and the angular front
end of the body.

Tony D

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Tony Done wrote:
> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
> message news:48241691$0$30462$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>> Grinner wrote:
>>> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
>>> message news:4823c2d8$0$30460$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>>>> Sac Dave wrote:
>>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
>>>> I thought you meant something like this;
>>>>
>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?vaQPOCtw0c
>>>>
>>> nice. nice guitar too. a G&L perhaps?
>> Peavey I think. An Albert Lee Sig too if memory serves.
>>
>> Mark
>
> Nah, Musicman - look at the 4+2 headstock. Almost bought a used one a few
> years ago, but I wasn't deep enough into electrics in those days to justify
> the expense. Loved that almost-pink sunburst colour and the angular front
> end of the body.

Ah that's right. Looks like something out of the Jetsons tho.

Mark

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Tony Done wrote:
> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote in
> message news:48241691$0$30462$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>> Grinner wrote:
>>> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote
>>> in message news:4823c2d8$0$30460$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>>>> Sac Dave wrote:
>>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
>>>> I thought you meant something like this;
>>>>
>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=12aQPOCtw0c
>>>>
>>> nice. nice guitar too. a G&L perhaps?
>>
>> Peavey I think. An Albert Lee Sig too if memory serves.
>>
>> Mark
>
> Nah, Musicman - look at the 4+2 headstock. Almost bought a used one a
> few years ago, but I wasn't deep enough into electrics in those days
> to justify the expense. Loved that almost-pink sunburst colour and
> the angular front end of the body.
>
> Tony D

Yeah, that's what I meant ... Ernie Ball Music Man. :-/

Don

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Mark Bedingfield wrote:
> Grinner wrote:
>> "Mark Bedingfield" <atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet,com .au> wrote
>> in message news:4823c2d8$0$30460$afc38c87@news.optusnet,com .au...
>>> Sac Dave wrote:
>>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
>>> I thought you meant something like this;
>>>
>>> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=12aQPOCtw0c
>>>
>> nice. nice guitar too. a G&L perhaps?
>>
>>
>
> Peavey I think. An Albert Lee Sig too if memory serves.
>
> Mark

Ernie Ball, actually.

Don

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Mark Bedingfield wrote:
>
> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?vaQPOCtw0c
>
> Mark


There you go.
Speed without melody *and* soul/phrasing is not very interesting.
Albert's got it !

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Not music but I must admit that's pretty impressive. I used to be able to
pick fast (not like this guy but pretty fast) but lost interest in it years
ago hence lost the ability. Now I don't care to pursue it. I still like to
play some faster stuff but strive more for tone and phrasing these days.

SotR

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SotR wrote:
> Not music but I must admit that's pretty impressive. I used to be able to
> pick fast (not like this guy but pretty fast) but lost interest in it years
> ago hence lost the ability. Now I don't care to pursue it. I still like to
> play some faster stuff but strive more for tone and phrasing these days.
>
> SotR
>
>

I figured out a long time ago that I was never going to be fast, so I
figured I'd better to learn to "play slow"...and/but expressively.

...still working on it...almost there.

--
- Rufus

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Rufus wrote:
> SotR wrote:
>> Not music but I must admit that's pretty impressive. I used to be able
>> to pick fast (not like this guy but pretty fast) but lost interest in
>> it years ago hence lost the ability. Now I don't care to pursue it. I
>> still like to play some faster stuff but strive more for tone and
>> phrasing these days.
>>
>> SotR
>>
>
> I figured out a long time ago that I was never going to be fast, so I
> figured I'd better to learn to "play slow"...and/but expressively.
>
> ...still working on it...almost there.
>

Pretty much the same conclusion I reached. Like Gilmour says, he isn't a
fast player and will try any trick in the book to sound faster;-) May as
well add some expression while you are at it.

Not there......yet.

Mark

Re: Worlds fastest picker

On 09-May-08 03:55:57, Rufus said
>SotR wrote:
>> Not music but I must admit that's pretty impressive. I used to be able to
>> pick fast (not like this guy but pretty fast) but lost interest in it years
>> ago hence lost the ability. Now I don't care to pursue it. I still like to
>> play some faster stuff but strive more for tone and phrasing these days.
>>
>> SotR
>>
>>

>I figured out a long time ago that I was never going to be fast, so I
>figured I'd better to learn to "play slow"...and/but expressively.

>...still working on it...almost there.

Ha, a man after my own heart. :)

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Sac Dave <diacono@sbcglobal,net > wrote:
> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs

A jackhammer's faster and sounds better.

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Check this for hot and cool!
http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=Ni8KBhnebwE&feature=related

SotR

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Dayum, Jerry Reed's pretty good too!

-Larry

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> Check this for hot and cool!
> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=Ni8KBhnebwE&feature=related
>
> SotR
>
>

Re: Worlds fastest picker


"Sac Dave" <diacono@sbcglobal,net > wrote in message
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> http :// www .youtube,com /watch?v=O8Wbb8r8PUs
it's like some nerve thing is happening. it's ll one string stuff, if he
could crosspick at that speed that /would/ be something.

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Grinner wrote:
>
> it's like some nerve thing is happening. it's all one string stuff, if he
> could crosspick at that speed that /would/ be something.
>
>
*shreding* aka *ranking* is just down strokes on a chord pattern.
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