Mr. Crowley double tracked?
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Mr. Crowley double tracked?
I swear I can hear another solo guitar in the background of the Mr. Crowley solo (the "what is polemically sent" part)
am I right?
am I right?
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Re: Mr. Crowley double tracked?
I can hear it tooSupernaut wrote:I swear I can hear another solo guitar in the background of the Mr. Crowley solo (the "what is polemically sent" part)
am I right?
that other guitar part seems to be what Randy plays live,
while the main(louder one) seems to be what the keyboard does.
I actually like the keyboard part better, when played on guitar
any idea why Jake and Zakk chose to play the keyboard part ?!
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I think when people say they dislike his tone they often refer to the studio albums. I got into Randy because of Tribute, when I bought Blizzard and Diary afterwards I was a little dissapointed soundwise. However I think his tone on Diary was a bit better than on Blizzard. Soundwise I think Blizzard was poorly produced...... (sorry!)Stiltzkin wrote:this could be a reason why so many people(not us, although
I think it's a little too fuzzy) dislike his tone
I definitely prefer Randy's live sound, I think most people do, actually I hardly listen to those studio albums, most of the time I listen to the unedited bootlegs. Randy playing live or in the studio are two totally different things to me.
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I prefer bootlegs aswell, but this was said about his livesoundFlying Dutchman wrote:I think when people say they dislike his tone they often refer to the studio albums. I got into Randy because of Tribute, when I bought Blizzard and Diary afterwards I was a little dissapointed soundwise. However I think his tone on Diary was a bit better than on Blizzard. Soundwise I think Blizzard was poorly produced...... (sorry!)Stiltzkin wrote:this could be a reason why so many people(not us, although
I think it's a little too fuzzy) dislike his tone
I definitely prefer Randy's live sound, I think most people do, actually I hardly listen to those studio albums, most of the time I listen to the unedited bootlegs. Randy playing live or in the studio are two totally different things to me.
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Well those people should have another listen or are probably death!Stiltzkin wrote:I prefer bootlegs aswell, but this was said about his livesoundFlying Dutchman wrote:I think when people say they dislike his tone they often refer to the studio albums. I got into Randy because of Tribute, when I bought Blizzard and Diary afterwards I was a little dissapointed soundwise. However I think his tone on Diary was a bit better than on Blizzard. Soundwise I think Blizzard was poorly produced...... (sorry!)Stiltzkin wrote:this could be a reason why so many people(not us, although
I think it's a little too fuzzy) dislike his tone
I definitely prefer Randy's live sound, I think most people do, actually I hardly listen to those studio albums, most of the time I listen to the unedited bootlegs. Randy playing live or in the studio are two totally different things to me.
Just kidding, I think it's a matter of taste. But I have to say when comparing the Tribute tone to the unedited Cleveland bootleg then I prefer the bootleg sound though. Even with Tribute I think Max Norman could have done a better job on Randy's tone as well.
However I know when that Texas soundcheck clip was posted at "Plexi Palace" a lot of those Marshall purists liked his tone as well.
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I also have it on DVD, but I haven't watched so muchFlying Dutchman wrote:For the millionst time I guess?Stiltzkin wrote:I think I'll watch the jap.tribute before I go to bed
It's good I have it on DVD and not on tape.
I have many guitarinstruction DVD's(Star Licks, REH vids etc etc ...)
that I like to watch as well
and a few concert ones too
This is correct. The thing is, you may not hear it because he is just playing the same thing to get a fuller sound. That's how damn good he was...SixPounder wrote:Yeah most of Randy's solos are double, triple, sometimes even quad tracked..I don't think any of his solos (with Ozzy, not sure about QR) are single tracked.
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I don't know about quad tracked but triple tracked for sure. That's how he got the "fat" sound on Blizzard and Diary.SixPounder wrote:Yeah most of Randy's solos are double, triple, sometimes even quad tracked..I don't think any of his solos (with Ozzy, not sure about QR) are single tracked
Has anyone seen that documentary on Ozzy and Randy that was produced and shown on Japanese TV a few years ago? John Stix interviewed him and asked RR what his weakness was in guitar playing. RR first answered that it was his sound. RR thought about the question for a few more seconds then said that it was his gf. RR admitted that before his gf, no one was ever able to pull him away from his guitar.