Ultimate Rhoads

I wouldn't necessarily choose Crazy Train for the solo, but rather for its kickass riff

Man, that 'numbers' guitar looks like a toy
I liked his blue Carvin better

Maybe if it had the 'Tree of Life' inlays...

Paul Wolfe wrote:In 2048, whe a kid is looking back on music, why would Randy's name be in the conversation?

oh, but it won't be
just as Clapton and Page won't be mentioned today.
Honestly, I think the only guy that will be spoken of in 2048 is Slash

not feeling it
but then again, I'm used to seeing it with pinstripes so that could be a reason.

The Les Paul Custom, per 1972 spec

I've heard '74 and '75…now '72 ?

Lynch showed up with a new single-pickup V-shaped guitar.

I have yet to see a picture of that guitar.
Karl built Georges Tiger but that's not a V-shape

mxr82, did you get one?

Nick Hughes wrote:is this real
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-1984-KARL- ... 461e373e5c

should be worth a lot if karal did make it

It's only worth alot because he charges alot

I personally think it was the melding of classical and metal. I'd like to think that both Ritchie Blackmore and Uli Roth took in the classical influence in rock/metal earlier and to a higher degree than Randy did. I'd even put Michael Schenker in that category :) Not saying that Randy didn't do a g...

I had dinner and a photoalbum of my younger self
gearwise, nothing, but it wasn't that long ago I bought the Ibanez

mojopin70 wrote:I know people are going to argue this and dismiss it ridicule or question but extra dimensional realms,alternate realities, spirits/energies/shadows/etc are all very real.

I'm not seeing faeries no matter how much I clap my hands

Was he born in different country than the one he currently lives in?

does he have something in common with Yngwie Malmsteen?

it was supposed to say STAGE but the phone autocorrected

was this guitarist in his prime during the 80's ?

Is he closely associated with his stage outfit?