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Naughtius Maximus wrote: Hell, Neal is much better than his mentor, Carlos Santana.
N.I.G.
Naughtius Maximus wrote:"Sausage Fingers" Malmsteen, who now weights in at a minimum of 275 pounds, is just a speed player. That's all he ever was and it's all he'll ever be. It's a JOKE to compare him to Neal. Hell, Neal is much better than his mentor, Carlos Santana.
N.I.G.
Naughtius Maximus wrote:"Sausage Fingers" Malmsteen, who now weights in at a minimum of 275 pounds, is just a speed player. That's all he ever was and it's all he'll ever be. It's a JOKE to compare him to Neal. Hell, Neal is much better than his mentor, Carlos Santana.
N.I.G.
Red13JoePa wrote:He does shred a little more than I need these days but the denigration of his actual capabilities is laughable now.
I give him a break on the overshreds since not only didn't JSS run over to soundmen going "TURN DOWN NEAL'S AMPS!!!" he actually genuflected when Neal soloed, like a real Journey frontman should.
NoMoreTails wrote:Tomulator wrote:NoMoreTails wrote:Tomulator wrote:JR (Susie) wrote:Arrival09 wrote:Andrew wrote:Recent events aside, you can't falt Neal's playing. he's up there with the very best ever and doesn't get some of the accolades that Van Halen and Lukather get.
Saw TOTO live the other night and sat very close to the stage. I can say that Luke deserves every bit of praise he receives and more. The guy is awesome and is also much more engaging of the crowd than Neal Schon.
Luke is unreal. Puts Neal to shame IMHO.
I agree...maybe not "to shame" but, Luke is better and talk about playing "appropriately" for a given song/genre...Luke is the man!
I love Luke but he's a distant second to Neal and no one plays what the song calls for better than Neal.
About Luke being better with the audience, he should be, he's Toto's front man, Kimble is not.
Uhhh...you would be wrong.
Yeah but you couldn't huh??
NealIsGod wrote:Socratic Methodist wrote:Aldo Nova
I thought me and AKay were the only Aldo fans on here. Which album is your favorite?
larryfromnextdoor wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He does shred a little more than I need these days but the denigration of his actual capabilities is laughable now.
I give him a break on the overshreds since not only didn't JSS run over to soundmen going "TURN DOWN NEAL'S AMPS!!!" he actually genuflected when Neal soloed, like a real Journey frontman should.
genuflect
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genuflected, genuflecting
1. To bend one's knee in worship or as a sign of respect
had to look it up,,, GREAT word for the day man..
Red13JoePa wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He does shred a little more than I need these days but the denigration of his actual capabilities is laughable now.
I give him a break on the overshreds since not only didn't JSS run over to soundmen going "TURN DOWN NEAL'S AMPS!!!" he actually genuflected when Neal soloed, like a real Journey frontman should.
genuflect
verb
genuflected, genuflecting
1. To bend one's knee in worship or as a sign of respect
had to look it up,,, GREAT word for the day man..
Believe it.
I thought it was the coolest thing ever on the Baltimore show DVD when JSS did that.
Deb wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:He does shred a little more than I need these days but the denigration of his actual capabilities is laughable now.
I give him a break on the overshreds since not only didn't JSS run over to soundmen going "TURN DOWN NEAL'S AMPS!!!" he actually genuflected when Neal soloed, like a real Journey frontman should.
genuflect
verb
genuflected, genuflecting
1. To bend one's knee in worship or as a sign of respect
had to look it up,,, GREAT word for the day man..
Believe it.
I thought it was the coolest thing ever on the Baltimore show DVD when JSS did that.
JBJ does that to Richie all the time.
Deb wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Socratic Methodist wrote:Aldo Nova
I thought me and AKay were the only Aldo fans on here. Which album is your favorite?
Nope, one more.
AR wrote:Neal shreds now and plays with absolutely no feeling whatsoever. His tone sucks and his playing is robotic.
Kimmy wrote:Deb wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Socratic Methodist wrote:Aldo Nova
I thought me and AKay were the only Aldo fans on here. Which album is your favorite?
Nope, one more.
hey!! I too love Aldo Nova.. Just listened to them this morning! Cool!
conversationpc wrote:Naughtius Maximus wrote:"Sausage Fingers" Malmsteen, who now weights in at a minimum of 275 pounds, is just a speed player. That's all he ever was and it's all he'll ever be. It's a JOKE to compare him to Neal. Hell, Neal is much better than his mentor, Carlos Santana.
N.I.G.
What's Malmsteen's weight got to do with anything? While it's true that most of what Malmsteen does is speed playing, he is able to play some wonderfully melodic passages. I just wish he would do it more often. I do agree that Neal is a much better player than Santana, though.
Here's a hilarious video on Youtube making fun of Yngwie...
Super Amazing Guitar God lesson
larryfromnextdoor wrote:guitar playing is subjectional,, classical , jazz, rock , metal ,, all have their heroes..
Segovia , i gaurantee, would hate everyone mentioned on this thread, he is the master guitar player of the 20th century, UNTOUCHABLE classical acoustic! . ..but i would bet big money that he never plugged into a 100 watt marshall stack with a les paul custom and played with a band.. and felt the amp volume and the back of his leg..
if you want to hear the greatness of Neal Schon , this last tour,, listen to a boot of Still They Ride... if your driving in your car be careful!!
Naughtius Maximus wrote:I think Neal's absolute best work was on Abraxas Pool, Trial By Fire, and Hardline. That outshines anything Malmsteed did, ever.
Andrew wrote:Recent events aside, you can't falt Neal's playing. he's up there with the very best ever and doesn't get some of the accolades that Van Halen and Lukather get.
JR (Susie) wrote:Matthew wrote:I've got a few Toto albums - and I can hand on heart say that I don't think there's a single memorable guitar solo on any of them.
Seen them live?
I need to upload my videos from the show I was at. I'm pretty sure I caught Luke's solo. It was fucking amazing. For the record, I'm the person who often gets bored when all the players do their solos.
Socratic Methodist wrote:larryfromnextdoor wrote:guitar playing is subjectional,, classical , jazz, rock , metal ,, all have their heroes..
Segovia , i gaurantee, would hate everyone mentioned on this thread, he is the master guitar player of the 20th century, UNTOUCHABLE classical acoustic! . ..but i would bet big money that he never plugged into a 100 watt marshall stack with a les paul custom and played with a band.. and felt the amp volume and the back of his leg..
if you want to hear the greatness of Neal Schon , this last tour,, listen to a boot of Still They Ride... if your driving in your car be careful!!
I doubt Segovia would hate Al Dimeola.......
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