Where music ends and showing off begins.

Because Al Dimiola/John McLaughlin - "Short Tales of the Black Forest" came up on shuffle, and it's not so much a song as an ordeal. I generally like McLaughlin, too. Dimiola, not so much.

dimiola dresses really bad

http://www.eskimo.com/~bpentium/dimeola/concert/al_dimeola_400.jpg

pickin'-and-a-grimacin'

man we could have a whole pic thread for jazz dudes dressed ridiculously while totally goin in

btw michael brecker is king of thread title

http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/artists/images/Brecker_Michaelsmall.jpg

It could be THIS THREAD!

ugh i used to date a guitar playing girl who saw one of those assholes in concert & would not stop going on about him for like a week, unless youre trying to be some kind of 'technician' on the guitar those guys are total dicks

hate me for it, but it's true

http://sineadgleeson.com/blog/wp-images/daftpunk1.jpg

Which isn't at all to say it's not enjoyable showing off, well, most other people at the concerts generally aren't enjoyable.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3107/2691562706_84842fb0b2.jpg

http://www.dollymadison.com/images/index_08.jpg

nice.

Three words: Prince guitar solo

Non-tonal music in general, provided the artist does indeed have some musical skills and doesn't only use modernist ideas as an excuse for his own lack of talent.

What are Geir's views on "Revolution #9"?

I got one of those "All the beatles albums" CDr things in a jumble sale once.

Things like "Yellow Submarine" would have tracks missing where they were already on a different album (Revolver, for instance)

Rev 9 was conspicuously absent from the White album, for no apparent reason.

It's like when Brian Matthew does the Beatles song catalogue in alphabetical order on Sounds Of The Sixties, plays "Revolution" (usually the single B-side version) and says that Rev 1 and Rev 9 were just "different versions" and that gets him out of a tight demographic spot.

http://chis101.ksume.com/pics/guitarhero/GH1.jpg