Fantastic Guitar Player on Google!!!

All 3 videos are awesome to watch! Thanks for posting them. Theirs something about them when you watch and you forget about everything else, but then back to reality...

 

Alizee

 

you and your electric twangers;




http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/twisted_sister/videos.jhtml

 

^^^What is this?

Were you into RacerX?

 

Awesome!
BT

 

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anyways "we're not gonna take it" and "i wanna rock" are 2 of the funniest videos ever made. Music is not bad either. As to guitar, i did take lessons years ago but never was never into it enough to dedicate the time required.

 

Racer X was a mostly instrumental metal group in the 80's , featuring guitarists Paul Gilbert & Bruce Bouliet (sp?)... Gilbert is awesome.

 

They had some instrumental stuff, but it was mostly the other way around. The vocals were there as an excuse for exposure I would say. Bruce Bouillet came in the band as he was invited by Paul Gilbert who was teaching him some stuff at the time. Paul Gilbert was a GIT guitar instructor at only 17 years old.

 

Correct. I was in SoCal at the time & saw them perform live. Their live show was alot of instrumental riff swaps, pretty cool stuff.

 

ukelele

 

mmm... Alizée. Except now she's not so hot anymore.

 

I ended up getting a tab for it. Turns out I shouldn't have looked up Vivaldi stuff, but "Passage to the Reaper" as that's what the video/DVD lesson was called. :rollseyes:

Yeah, a lot of tab sites are going down. So lame. Lots of people don't take lessons or have the ear/patience to figure it out themselves. Just another way for labels and crap to make more money off people.

Racer-X...rule. Paul Gilbert is an incredible guitarist and a very down to earth person. By far one of the most level-headed guitarist out there.

 

Sea Bass I have lots of difficult to find tabs, including Vivaldi.

 

Cool! I'll keep that in mind!

 

Whatever became of Bruce B?

 

Man. I have no idea. I don't follow Racer X too much, as far as what happens to whom. But Paul is the only one I've really paid attention to.

 

He did some stuff on his own and last thing I know of he recorded with Paul Gilbert is "The flying dog", I didn't keep up with Bouillet updates. The only thing in there that was cool is the all guitar instrumental "Gilberto Concerto", its like an electric guitar baroque quartet.

 

A couple of years after Racer X, Bruce formed a band called The Scream with John Corabi (later w/ Motley Crue, now with Ratt), The Scream had one hit called " Man in the Moon" , after that, not sure what happened to Bruce B. ps. This is all off the top of my head & my memory is fading, so , correct me if I'm wrong.