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  • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

    i think its quite ridiculous to say that Gavin is a better guitar player than Mark. I really have no solid argument besides i've seen them both play guitar live and as far as each of their styles... Mark destroys his style of guitar. His pinky ability is unmatched.
    Google "Nutsack" and see what kind of pictures come up

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    • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

      I don't disagree with either of you. I was really just pontificating on how Gavin might be better.....
      I don't have the time it takes to recover from the day
      I sit and moan and mope and groan and never have my say
      A crown of thorns from which is born a little baby bird
      To fly away and have its day is nothing but absurd

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      • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

        what makes someone "better"?

        This is my problem with a lot of Metal heads (not calling you a metal head by the way). Its all about "who's better", when really its all about how you come together with people to write music, that is unless a certain individual is writing all the material, which i highly doubt is the situation here in the band dredg.

        Im a bass player, and i'll be the first to tell you that i'm not the best bass player in the world. But i don't think that matters one bit. I feel i have pretty good abilities to piece together a song, and i think i have a pretty unique style, due to me teaching myself how to play bass. This, i think, is lots more important than being "better" than someone...

        i personally have no interest in who is better, im more interested in how they piece together music. Which im sure you are too... but in my opinion it doesn't matter at all who is better and not worth discussion.

        and by the way Mark is better.

        That being said, i think im taking this way too far in a conversation that is only half serious... so thus, im being a tad bit of a douche.
        Last edited by Sittingsideways; May 19, 2011, 12:46 AM.
        Google "Nutsack" and see what kind of pictures come up

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        • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

          Originally posted by Sittingsideways View Post
          what makes someone "better"?

          This is my problem with a lot of Metal heads (not calling you a metal head by the way). Its all about "who's better", when really its all about how you come together with people to write music, that is unless a certain individual is writing all the material, which i highly doubt is the situation here in the band dredg.

          Im a bass player, and i'll be the first to tell you that i'm not the best bass player in the world. But i don't think that matters one bit. I feel i have pretty good abilities to piece together a song, and i think i have a pretty unique style, due to me teaching myself how to play bass. This, i think, is lots more important than being "better" than someone...

          i personally have no interest in who is better, im more interested in how they piece together music. Which im sure you are too... but in my opinion it doesn't matter at all who is better and not worth discussion.

          and by the way Mark is better.
          I think we're kind of making the same point in different ways. I just think that Mark is the guitarist for a reason. He may not be the most technically proficient player of scales (meh), but he plays good shit in a way that is very Mark. I like bands that tend to scale away (Scale the Summit), but I also recognize that it's really not that original of a style of playing. I think that's why I love Bo Madsen so much as a guitarist. He just doesn't sound like anyone else I can think of.
          I don't have the time it takes to recover from the day
          I sit and moan and mope and groan and never have my say
          A crown of thorns from which is born a little baby bird
          To fly away and have its day is nothing but absurd

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          • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

            Some of the most amazing stuff I've ever seen Mark do has been done in his spare time when he's just been practicing along to his computer by himself. I think he's just very specific about what he does and uses for dredg.
            Originally posted by Gnomad
            I think we're forgetting one huge factor in all of this.

            Super God.
            Originally posted by auto-de-fe
            do you think we can get a sticky for this thread so that i can constantly be reminded how much of a dick theruleofthree is?

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            • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

              Originally posted by TheRuleofThree View Post
              Some of the most amazing stuff I've ever seen Mark do has been done in his spare time when he's just been practicing along to his computer by himself. I think he's just very specific about what he does and uses for dredg.
              Even in dredg he plays with a lot of diversity. It just let's you open up and play more sparingly when you have a bassist like Drew that provides so much depth and groove.
              I don't have the time it takes to recover from the day
              I sit and moan and mope and groan and never have my say
              A crown of thorns from which is born a little baby bird
              To fly away and have its day is nothing but absurd

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              • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                Originally posted by AnewKINDofFEELING View Post
                Even in dredg he plays with a lot of diversity. It just let's you open up and play more sparingly when you have a bassist like Drew that provides so much depth and groove.

                Totally agree with that.
                Google "Nutsack" and see what kind of pictures come up

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                • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                  "better" is a silly discussion in music. The fact of the matter is Yngwie Malmsteen technically shits on on these guys as a guitarist... but who the fuck wants to listen to Yngwie Malmsteen?!

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                  • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                    Originally posted by megahurt View Post
                    "better" is a silly discussion in music. The fact of the matter is Yngwie Malmsteen technically shits on on these guys as a guitarist... but who the fuck wants to listen to Yngwie Malmsteen?!
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                    Google "Nutsack" and see what kind of pictures come up

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                    • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                      Heh, I've always said that. Guy is beyond brilliant with a guitar, but he can't write a decent song to save his life.

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                      • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                        I used to be a huge fan of his back in the day though 84-90 Especilly 88 when Joe Lynn Turner was with him. But yeah, then I moved on And today the closest to Yngwie that I listen is DT and I ONLY compare the two in the terms speed, having JP as a really fast guitarist and both Mike Portnoy and now Mike Mangini being VERY fast drummers.
                        Many friends yet still a loner...

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                        • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                          Originally posted by vsd View Post
                          ahh. i ordered the black shirt bundle and the vinyl.
                          came.
                          [QUOTE=gtrplyr7;176776]I'll never stop looking for new music but I find the older I get, the less new music appeals to me and the more I end up going back to older stuff. I think everyone has that decade of music that they could really relate to. For me, it was the 90s...[/QUOTE]
                          [QUOTE=Gnomad;176814]I don't look for new or old music. I kind of just let it find me. I prefer it that way. I don't feel like I'm forcing myself to like certain things. It's all about being in the right setting and mood when you first hear it.[/QUOTE]

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                          • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                            Originally posted by vsd View Post
                            came.
                            How the vinyl looks? Any special artwork, lyrics, pictures?

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                            • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                              This is the UV Digipak. For Hi-Fi and anyone else that hasn't seen it. Not the best pictures, but it's something...









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                              You can't see it all that well in the picture, but there are accent spots that light up in the tracklisting on the back.

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                              • Re: Album Discussion: Chuckles and Mr. Squeezy

                                Originally posted by Hi-Fi View Post
                                How the vinyl looks? Any special artwork, lyrics, pictures?
                                No, no and no. Well depends...it has one more picture than the CD apparently, but it's not UV. And the vinyl comes with the CD (in a plastic sleeve, not the normal UV cover).

                                I'll post pics in a minute.
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