rhythm guitar playing live shows
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rhythm guitar playing live shows
has anyone ever herd that when randy played some live shows that sometimes the keyboard player? would play rhythm guitar backstage during some songs a friend told me he read this in a book (i think ozzy book) i have only read off the rails and i know its not in their i never herd of this and dont think it is true never has anyone ever herd of this? im sure its not true thanks
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Re: rhythm guitar playing live shows
Ummm, no. They used excessive amounts of keyboards, not backup guitar. We have loads of bootlegs to verify this.
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thats what i thought to i never herd any rhythm on any bootlegs thanks againPaul Wolfe wrote:Ummm, no. They used excessive amounts of keyboards, not backup guitar. We have loads of bootlegs to verify this.
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never heard that before , not on any bootleg i've heard did i hear a second guitar, randy was king of rhythm to lead
i can't see why he would need or want that,keyboards cover that part. you sure you understood right ?

i can't see why he would need or want that,keyboards cover that part. you sure you understood right ?

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Lol!
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more info about this. in rudy sarzo's book he mentions that don airey learned every song on tour and even learned randy's guitar solo,to add to randy's wall of sound. no rhythm guitar,just keyboards.

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If it did come from ozzys book then it might be a lie because you got to rember that ozzy was drunk and stoned 90% of the time back in the 80sthe crush wrote:has anyone ever herd that when randy played some live shows that sometimes the keyboard player? would play rhythm guitar backstage during some songs a friend told me he read this in a book (i think ozzy book) i have only read off the rails and i know its not in their i never herd of this and dont think it is true never has anyone ever herd of this? im sure its not true thanks
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so how would ozzy being drunk make it a lie???? There is a big difference between lying and not really remembering the realityrandy will never die wrote:
If it did come from ozzys book then it might be a lie because you got to rember that ozzy was drunk and stoned 90% of the time back in the 80s

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well ozzy might of been talking about people playing guitar at a sound check or somethingsytharnia wrote:so how would ozzy being drunk make it a lie???? There is a big difference between lying and not really remembering the realityrandy will never die wrote:
If it did come from ozzys book then it might be a lie because you got to rember that ozzy was drunk and stoned 90% of the time back in the 80s
if you do not rember something that well and take it out of context than people could see it as a lie
but let me say every thing again i relly did not mean to say he was liying
fact that ozz can rember apollo the first gig of the 2 tours and he can rember randys death but in many interviews ozz cant rember stuf that happened in the middle of the 2 tours is amazing
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Randy's magnificent switching between rhythm and lead + the use of effects might give the impression of two guitars but they did not use a backing track.. But it is a very nice compliment if people thought there were two tracks 


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I can tell you're only young aren't you??? dude I have never had an alcohol problem but I have mass memory loss of things that happened 10yrs ago let alone 25-30yrs ago...and i'm only 41. So the fact ozzy his almost drunk himself to death and is 20yrs+ older than me he's doing well to remember how to tie his own laces let alone little train spotting details of his liferandy will never die wrote: fact that ozz can rember apollo the first gig of the 2 tours and he can rember randys death but in many interviews ozz cant rember stuf that happened in the middle of the 2 tours is amazing

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sytharnia wrote:dude I have never had an alcohol problem but I have mass memory loss of things that happened 10yrs ago let alone 25-30yrs ago...and i'm only 41.
I read this and stared trying to remember when I was 41 and found it difficult!
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exactlyPaul Wolfe wrote:sytharnia wrote:dude I have never had an alcohol problem but I have mass memory loss of things that happened 10yrs ago let alone 25-30yrs ago...and i'm only 41.
I read this and stared trying to remember when I was 41 and found it difficult!
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Trying to remember details of the day before yesterday is difficult sometimes, now imagine living on a bus and living gig to gig! Musicians are incredible people imo.
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