Secret of the Strat???
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Permalink Reply by Hugh Lovric on
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It's true that he happened to use a strat whilst he made their best 3 albums Green, Blue and Pinkerton, but I don't think it has anything to do with the strat.
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Permalink Reply by Jenny Smith on -
I like the way a Strat sounds...but idk if that is why the music changed
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Permalink Reply by Levi Stutzman on -
Im just saying that a guitar to a guitarist can often shape his creativity and influences and styles....So i think that it might have something to do. I know that i act like differently in my body language when i play my strat than when I play my Les paul.
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Permalink Reply by Gene Simmons on -
B ^ )
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Permalink Reply by Elliott on -
I don't think that his change of the guitar that he uses influenced his change of style. Rather, I believe that his change of style influenced the change of the guitar that he chooses to use.
I believe that bigger things in his life changed his style rather than his guitar.
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Permalink Reply by Thelespablo on -
Didnt rivers record maladroit with an explorer?
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Permalink Reply by bill tilden on
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"Anyone who plays a Strat is a sick masochist. Anyone who doesn't is a p****." -Jeff Beck
Something like that anyway.
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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on -
The sounds for Blue Album are all Gibson guitars.
I'm not sure about Pink and Green.
Like Elliot said, Rivers' style changed, so he changed guitars. This was before Maladroit came out, on the Extended Midget tour, when he started playing a Flying V and an Explorer. I f'ing love Maladroit, so this doesn't bother me that much.
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Permalink Reply by Tanner Pape on -
when making the blue and green he used a les paul jr. but live songs he used the strat.....
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