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Related: Culture Forums, Support Forums"The electronic guitar is also dismissed as a jangling noise machine..."
oh bbc...why dost thou question thy God? Ok, not God, especially by todays standards, but still inspiring and amusing.
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"The electronic guitar is also dismissed as a jangling noise machine..." (Original Post)
Joe Shlabotnik
Mar 2012
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Scuba
(53,475 posts)1. "Jangling noise machine" is especially accurate when referring to MY electric guitar....
... EC, not so much.
CBGLuthier
(12,723 posts)2. Well, there is this
MiddleFingerMom
(25,163 posts)3. ROCK AND JANGLING FUCKING ROLL!!!!
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Two of the best janglers EVER in the biz :
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Link Wray and Dick Dale
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You may only be familiar with Link Wray from Tarentino films (Tarentino has some quirky
and exceptional musical tastes).
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Dick Dale used piano strings and innovated amplifier effects -- some as basic as purposefully
ruining speakers to get the right fuzztones. I bet Stevie Ray was the one in awe on this day).
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Joe Shlabotnik
(5,604 posts)4. Yup, 2 of my favorites too. Toss in Dick Dale for good measure. n/t
bluesbassman
(19,373 posts)5. Incapable of subtlety or delicacy?
I beg to differ!
Rob H.
(5,351 posts)7. Man, that was amazing
Thanks for posting that. Hard to believe he could get such expressive tones out of one of the most bare-bones electric guitars ever made.
Populist_Prole
(5,364 posts)6. Distorted power chords baby!
One of the finest man made sounds ever........................................