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zdethofseasons |
August 28, 2006 2:39:48 PM UTC | Post #41 |
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no teachers do come to you're house u just have to look, my friends teacher comes to his house but it costs alot more than going to a teacher |
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northern_wrath |
August 28, 2006 11:37:02 PM UTC | Post #42 |
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QUOTE(Metal_Lobster)All I know is I notice a huge Marty Friedman influence in Corey's playing, except, (grabs hose.) IMO, Corey's solos sound a lot more "musical," than Marty's, for the most part. (With some obvious exceptions, of course.) |
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axe shredder |
August 29, 2006 5:31:31 PM UTC | Post #43 |
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QUOTE(Northern_Wrath)QUOTE(Metal_Lobster)All I know is I notice a huge Marty Friedman influence in Corey's playing, except, (grabs hose.) IMO, Corey's solos sound a lot more "musical," than Marty's, for the most part. (With some obvious exceptions, of course.) |
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