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]]> http://mark-lawton.com/michael-schenker-rocks/comment-page-1/#comment-8450 Trevor Mon, 25 Apr 2011 16:32:17 +0000 http://mark-lawton.com/?p=1453#comment-8450 Hi Mark, wow, your musical history sounds almost identical to mine in every syllable - accept the P.E. thing, but UFO & MSG were "discovered" at school somehow or other and come to think of it I do actually have memories of us headbangers hangingout down by the PE changing rooms looking at a someone's Strangers In The Night LP! But everything else you describe was my life verbatum even the ABBA & ELO to Scorpion's Tokyo Tapes. Yep, I have an MSG Black & White Flying V - and LOVE it! ALthough I don't want to clone Michael's playing I am interested in how he sees music and his approach to putting notes together in such a beautiful, exciting and melodic way. I've even just bought Lick Library's Aeolian Mode DVD to further get my head around that mindset. Anyway, thank you for your blog, your words & views - I totally get where you're coming from! Kind regards Trevor Hi Mark, wow, your musical history sounds almost identical to mine in every syllable – accept the P.E. thing, but UFO & MSG were “discovered” at school somehow or other and come to think of it I do actually have memories of us headbangers hangingout down by the PE changing rooms looking at a someone’s Strangers In The Night LP!
But everything else you describe was my life verbatum even the ABBA & ELO to Scorpion’s Tokyo Tapes.
Yep, I have an MSG Black & White Flying V – and LOVE it! ALthough I don’t want to clone Michael’s playing I am interested in how he sees music and his approach to putting notes together in such a beautiful, exciting and melodic way. I’ve even just bought Lick Library’s Aeolian Mode DVD to further get my head around that mindset.
Anyway, thank you for your blog, your words & views – I totally get where you’re coming from!
Kind regards
Trevor

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