Esoteric

Reminds me of one of these: Rock n' Roll excess!

That was nice and chilled, I listened to it a few times. Waves make for such a good visual, very symbolic too.

Nice, that translates well to piano.

Cool!

What's next, a shark tornado? Yes.

Dunlop Tortex 1.0 mm. Used to use the black Gibson mediums but they never lasted long, would often crack or the tip would file away.

Maybe Chino Moreno when he's not screaming?

Gotta be this. Burton was just phenomenal. A live version: Really like the bass work in this one too, not just the solo but the whole bass line:

Glenn Danzig - Astonishing vocalist and so underrated. Will never be considered as one of the all time greats because of the subject matter, but he just doesn't care and does what he wants. Badass outlaw artist. Ian Astbury - As with Danzig he's extremely underrated. The Cult are a phenomenal band that deserve to be right up there with the biggest rock bands. Burton C. Bell - Amazing dichotomy. The first time I heard Fear Factory I thought they had two singers. Chris Cornell - Now that's a powerful voice.

Thanks for the suggestions

Can anyone recommend a good guitar tuner? I used to have a Sabine one that was good but it got broken and it seems they don't make them anymore Something similar to this would be ideal.

Slash's solo in Sweet Child O' Mine is the reason I started playing guitar. Soulful, bluesy; he just makes the guitar cry and looked like a badass doing it.