[FONT="Book Antiqua"][SIZE="5"][I]under the influence of [I][COLOR="White"]the bright moonlight[/COLOR][/I][/I][/SIZE][/FONT]

:lol:

god brent must suck at life to be back already

oh wait

troll harder jason, my life could be better but it could be a whole lot worse

I'm relaxing listening to some sweet jazz fusion and talking to my friend on aim

I never argue w/ my irl friends, I'm incredibly easy-going

but please, continue on your high horse the rest of your life. Whatever makes you happy, doesn't matter to me as long as you realize everyone has different ways to happiness - getting a high paying job does not make you any better than someone who is homeless

10/10

someone come over and watch movies wif me, i have pizza to share :3

[QUOTE=adbforever;18540115]troll harder jason, my life could be better but it could be a whole lot worse

I'm relaxing listening to some sweet jazz fusion and talking to my friend on aim

I never argue w/ my irl friends, I'm incredibly easy-going

but please, continue on your high horse the rest of your life. Whatever makes you happy, doesn't matter to me as long as you realize everyone has different ways to happiness - getting a high paying job does not make you any better than someone who is homeless[/QUOTE]

jazz fusion? you mean the contortionist dude?

nah guthrie govan - what tosin is to djent, govan is to blues

both are virtuoso gods

Yeah and they're both emotionless hacks

blues

jazz fusion

pick 1

god forbid you can't have both in one musical entity

govan has hints of blues in his music
[QUOTE=P13;18540151]Yeah and they're both emotionless hacks[/QUOTE]

says the super ultra hipster

your opinion is invalid.

john mclaughlin is better anyway

[QUOTE=adbforever;18540150]nah guthrie govan - what tosin is to djent, govan is to blues

both are virtuoso gods[/QUOTE]

guthrie govan just doesn't play blues...

yea there is a little blues in his stuff, especially the first album (which is inferior)

if you think guthrie govan plays blues then you've never listened to blues.

point being there is influence, let's argue about this for 10 pages then report me for being "such a pest"

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He plays pop and rap too according to your logic

Jesus Brent you clearly don't know how last.fm tags work....

guitar virtuosos make some of the most boring music known to man

i don't understand how anybody can like that shit

Influences and technique

Govan’s earliest influences were Jimi Hendrix and Cream-era Eric Clapton; as such he describes himself as coming from a "[SIZE="7"][b]blues rock background"[/SIZE][/B]. [1] While he is "wary" of 1980s technique driven guitar music ("shred") he cites the imagination of Steve Vai (as well as Frank Zappa, with whom Vai played) and the passion of Yngwie Malmsteen as influences. Jazz and fusion elements are an important part of his style: he cites Joe Pass as a pivotal influence in this respect.[2]

Govan is known for his virtuoso command of the electric guitar, due to both his technical ability and proficiency in various styles. Govan’s MySpace profile lists quotes from various guitarists to this effect;[10] elsewhere, fellow virtuosos Joe Satriani and Paul Gilbert have praised Govan's playing.[11][12]

His vertical vibrato and legato shredding is influenced by Greg Howe.

I'm not gonna lie govan is actually pretty decent, most tolerable virtuoso. But his music gets stale really quick.

Allan Holdsworth bitches

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL6dy1J_dxU

Holdsworth is not as enjoyable as govan tbh

lol

this chick i went to middle school and some of high school with has been doing photoshoots for playboy canada and other various "bigtime, risque" agencies around here, lol

guthrie govan taught me to shred

god instilled me with the will to shred

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lol why do I think that's fake

because it is