Music is the pleasure that the human soul encounters from counting without knowing that it is counting. -- Leibniz
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- Manatees
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- Andy McKee, Drifting
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- A palette of spices
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- There's something about Harry
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- It's orange pickin' time in the Valley
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- Not for the faint of heart
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- If I Can't See You, You Can't see Me
- The Scary Bearded Man
- Vaseline & Uranium Glass
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2 comments:
Wow. He uses a variation of the hammer technique that Jimi Hendrix used sometimes (and Stanley Jordan used a lot), but adds a twist by using the guitar as a percussion instrument. Very nice stuff!
I had to watch it a couple of times before I really understood what he was doing. It's pretty cool.
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