“Is This Song Really Playing on Breakfast Radio? It’s Hard to Believe – ‘When Did Things Shift That This Fits In?’ Incredible! It Just Didn’t Add Up”: The Tale Behind Underworld’s Emotionally Charged Icon, Born Slippy]
“Clarify Pedals for Me.” After playing guitar for years, Melissa Etheridge discovered something transformative in a guitar shop one day.]
“Paying close attention, you can see the cello slipping as I try to lift it while playing. It was really embarrassing. I think I managed to cover it up, but the sound wasn’t great: Laufey shares her experience of a cello mishap during Grammy performance with Billy Joel.”]
in Posts “Lars and I spotted him headbanging at the Whiskey. ‘Let’s recruit that guitarist… oh wait, he’s on bass!’ This slender guy in bell bottoms was playing a wah solo. ‘Impressive, we need him!'”: James Hetfield reminisces about Metallica icon Cliff Burton’s legacy.]
in Posts “With synths allowing just a single note at a time, we embraced it since playing chords wasn’t an option”: How Depeche Mode kickstarted their career with a landmark synth-pop album.]
in Posts “My sole disappointment lies in its inconsistent tuning, which overshadows an otherwise amazing playing experience: Cort Space G6TR review.”]
in Posts “Legendary Drummer Carl Palmer Reflects on the Surprising Success of ’80s Supergroup Asia, Featuring Big Band Musicians Playing Bubblegum Hits”]
in Posts “Tal Wilkenfeld Approaches Sting and Remarks, ‘You’re Not Playing It Quite Right…’” When Tal Showed Sting the Proper Way to Perform an Aerosmith Classic”]
in Posts “YouTuber Creates Innovative Guitar with Floating Strings – It Revolutionized His Playing Experience!”]
in Posts “Reimagining Movement, Stability, and Reaction”: Strandberg’s innovative Arc TILT tremolo is crafted to enhance a more intuitive, expressive, and inspiring playing experience.]
in Posts “Richard Marx Reflects: ‘I See 8-Year-Olds Playing Right Here Waiting on Piano and Sharing It on TikTok—Can You Believe It? That Song is Nearly 40 Years Old! It’s a Privilege.’ He No Longer Worries About Being Seen as a Balladeer Instead of a Rocker.”]