A heavier backing track with Guitar Combos

Hey Mats,

I didn't know you could get so mean!

Although I am a pseudo jazz blues fusion wannabe, I grew up listening to Led Zep, D. Purple, B.Sabbath.....as well..

Nice playing.

M.

 

Loved it. Threw it ni the Mp3 player for the hard ride up the mountain roads on my crotch rocket today as part of my "motivational" music

Played over it as well and had fun doing it. Ill mix it down and post it when i get time.

 

I had fun with that. Thanks man. It has plenty of room to jam over. It's rare for me to find a rockin tune like this that doesn't demand shredding. I'm an old geezer and shredding ain't my thing. good stuff

 

Hey, it just confirms that I have no pedigree!

 

Nice tone and playing Mats.

What model was that?

 

Another cool tune, Journo. The solo was not overdone and fit perfectly. This one is way outside what I typically jam to, but it's such an upbeat track, I may have to give it a shot anyway.

 

Cool BT, that has a lot of energy! I'm all for heavier stuff!

Here's my take on that...not sure what's up with first second or so of my file, but after that its ok.

http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/Members/000174491_000028911.mp3

 

I was looking for something to try out the Normster amp on and found this great backing. Thanks Mats!!!
Here's my take from today.....
PacificaRiffsterAdlibM

 

hey journo!!!
this would make a great opener for your show!!!
very cool!!!!
myles

 

Just realized i never put up my track for this so i went back through the cobwebs and found it. If memory serves me right i had just put new strings on which explains why it gets painfully out of tune at one point...and i pause for a quick retune several times

Had a blast playing along to this one....almost has a David Lee Roth/Steve Vai feel to it from the Eat em and Smile/Skyscraper era.

Dave's riffster

 

Thanks Mats.

Now, being that i am self-taught and dont even know the names of the chords i play(i play by ear and just know how they sound) you are going to have to 'splain "fluidity of phrases" to me

It is tracks like these when i wish i was good at soloing. I hear all these great licks in my head but i just dont posess the talent to play them I guess i would consider myself a "one string wonder" I have certain patterns that i know how to play that let me branch off onto other strings but thats about it...my inventory is quite repetitve unfortunately.

i really do enjoy your backings and i always look forward to new ones though some of yours are too complex and i cant follow along with them....but i enjoy them just the same.