[1MOREMOD]

Cassette

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Yep....this is classic dance hall tunes we had a school dances....great time back in the day....this track got the people moving hard.

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my favorite song growing up!

[Bobble]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

....until that day you hear Yngwie Malmsteen for the first time.

Ok for the first time you have my repsect, not that it matters or was keeping you up at night or the day for you.
If you have not heard Yngwie play everyone should one time even if hard rock is not your forte. The man's ability is beyond comprehension to someone like me who struggles with basic rock songs on the geetar.

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by Bobble

Ok for the first time you have my repsect, not that it matters or was keeping you up at night or the day for you.
If you have not heard Yngwie play everyone should one time even if hard rock is not your forte. The man's ability is beyond comprehension to someone like me who struggles with basic rock songs on the geetar.

Hahah well glad to have earned your respect (somewhat)

I tell you though, I have two memorable moments in my life that I will pass on down to my grandkids

1. Going to Super Bowl 48 and watch Seattle win the SB after 25 (at the time) long years of life with no idea as to what it feels like to have such bragging rights for your hometown

2. Ditching school and road tripping to Denver to watch Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and of course- Yngwie Malmsteen at G3 back in 2003

Complete and utter disbelief. I've never been in such awe as to how human beings can achieve such level of virtuosity

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Hahah well glad to have earned your respect (somewhat)

I tell you though, I have two memorable moments in my life that I will pass on down to my grandkids

1. Going to Super Bowl 48 and watch Seattle win the SB after 25 (at the time) long years of life with no idea as to what it feels like to have such bragging rights for your hometown

2. Ditching school and road tripping to Denver to watch Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and of course- Yngwie Malmsteen at G3 back in 2003

Complete and utter disbelief. I've never been in such awe as to how human beings can achieve such level of virtuosity

Steve Vai = Master Level

[1MOREMOD]

Never heard of em. Clearly rob base more influential!

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Never heard of em. Clearly rob base more influential!

PURE. BLASPHEMY.

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by Mr.SugarSkulls

Hahah well glad to have earned your respect (somewhat)

I tell you though, I have two memorable moments in my life that I will pass on down to my grandkids

1. Going to Super Bowl 48 and watch Seattle win the SB after 25 (at the time) long years of life with no idea as to what it feels like to have such bragging rights for your hometown

2. Ditching school and road tripping to Denver to watch Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and of course- Yngwie Malmsteen at G3 back in 2003

Complete and utter disbelief. I've never been in such awe as to how human beings can achieve such level of virtuosity

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Never heard of em. Clearly rob base more influential!

1MOREMOD and Mr.SugarSkulls

Steve Vai and Karate Kid (guitar played by Ry Cooder) - Just for clarity, YES - Steve Vai played his own music in this movie...Enjoy

[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

1MOREMOD and Mr.SugarSkulls

Steve Vai and Karate Kid (guitar played by Ry Cooder) - Just for clarity, YES - Steve Vai played his own music in this movie...Enjoy

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I LOVED that movie, that scene was epic!!!