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Originally Posted by hypertonic
Yes this is very true, but the more years you put those theory lessons behind you, the better you can seperate them from yr "vocabulary" if needed, and again don't play what you don't want to incorporate. (See above post regarding Equal Temp. too) I relate way more to Derek Bailey than say... Chuck Berry. A general understanding I think helps a bit, at least to relate to other more classical trained musicians. I don't like to pigeonhole, and generally refer to myself as a multi-instrumentalist now, but as synth/sampler as primary instruments for now, I admire the semi-freedom from rigid perfect 5th's or whatever.. Fretless stringed instruments (bass) and slide guitars are kinda neat...
Sorry for getting a bit off topic... These "good" noise and "good" guitar threads are pretty subjective...
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I'm not sure what your point is, but Bailey is a sickeningly talented guitarist. The best my fair nation ever produced, I sometimes think. But it's that problem of Vivaldi making more sense than, say, Strauss - I know who's the more amazing person, but the world at large doesn't really like Dicky Strauss, do they?
NO POINT. AM PISSED.